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AlertesInfos, citing Marianne, reported that Emmanuel Macron exchanged private messages with a journalist on Telegram. These messages, published without his authorization in a book announced for November 6, allegedly contained remarks about several political figures. Macron supposedly recommended insulting his former admirers who had become critics, described the leaders of the RN as dangerous, and judged that most right-wing officials were quickly aligning with the RN. Regarding the left, which claimed victory in the 2024 legislative elections, he allegedly stated that the RN had won. In the reported exchanges, Macron also supposedly explained that he was ready to dissolve the National Assembly in autumn 2024, but not in June, and that this motivated his choice. He reportedly reproached Gabriel Attal for having too often obtained everything. Discussing his post-Elysée plans, he allegedly said he was considering running a business on his own, mostly outside France, and excluded working for others or being beholden to them. He reportedly described a European meeting as boring and uncreative, lamenting Mario Draghi and Angela Merkel, and then addressed Donald Trump, after his speech in Davos, with a provocative statement and a call to continue taking action. AlertesInfos added that the Élysée only learned about the existence of the book on November 2, four days before its release. #Macron #PolitiqueFrançaise #Telegram (translated)

The article discusses the stagnation of the implementation of the Draghi report on European energy competitiveness and the urgent need for a coordinated European approach to address rising energy prices and their negative impact on the industry. #Énergie #Compétitivité #UnionEuropéenne (translated)

Matteo Salvini, during the League Congress in Milan, expresses his regret for joining the Draghi government with the Democratic Party, promising that he will never make such a choice again and defending his position among the patriots in Europe. #Lega #MatteoSalvini #Congresso (translated)

Mario Draghi emphasized that the recent violent protests in France, Italy, and Spain are fueled by the frustration of young people, who feel unheard and struggle to find jobs in a context of rapid social and technological changes. #GiovaniInascoltati #Proteste #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that, in his opinion, the contradiction of the society defined as "unjust" against which the youth would rebel was that it was built precisely by those who justified the "maranza." He cited Mario Draghi among its architects and Paolo Crepet among those who claimed to be on the side of the young, asserting that both had benefited from that system and supported its values. #giovani #società #ingiustizia (translated)

Mario Draghi said in an interview with Bloomberg that young people were protesting because they perceived social dynamics as stagnant, struggled to find jobs, and felt unprepared in the face of rapid technological transformation. The former prime minister and president of the ECB added that, in their view, nobody was listening to them. #ANSA https://t.co/xfERmLC2x6 #giovani #lavoro #società (translated)

In the interview with Bloomberg, Mario Draghi argues that the protests in three countries are fueled by the blocking of young people's expectations, who feel unheard and inadequate in the face of a rapidly changing society. #GiovaniInRivolta #Elezioni2024 #CambiamentoSociale (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Mario Draghi explained the riots in three countries with specific reasons for each case, all linked by the highly important elections scheduled for the following year. According to Draghi, the deeper cause was the blockage of expectations: young people felt ignored, perceived social dynamics as stagnant, struggled to find jobs, and felt unprepared for the rapid technological transformation of society. #giovani #rivolte #società (translated)

The main priority of the European Central Bank is inflation, therefore the adherence to the mandate on price stability." This was clearly stated by Mario Draghi, former president of the ECB, in an interview with Bloomberg at the New Economy Forum in New Delhi. #Inflazione #BCE #DebitoPubblico (translated)

Mario Draghi, former president of the ECB, stated that the priority of the European Central Bank remains the control of inflation, warning that public debt in the United States poses a risk and emphasizing that the French crisis does not constitute an European crisis. #Inflazione #BCE #DebitoPubblico (translated)

Arthur Machado stated that what was happening in France was part of a project to weaken national sovereignties across Europe. According to him, after the Great Depression of 1929, neoliberals would have advocated for the end of nations as a way to reduce instability, transferring economic decisions to a global structure and leaving political and social management to the states. Machado said that tariffs bothered globalists because they presupposed borders and economic sovereignty. He also linked the proposal by Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan to strengthen Europe economically and militarily to Mario Draghi's plan, which he claimed sought to centralize European economic, financial, and military power. The author stated that the goal would be to transform Europe into a state, with an integrated financial system, army, common institutions, and centralized power, reducing the full sovereignty of France, Germany, and other countries. He attributed this project to liberals and described it as a transfer of power from nations to supranational structures. #França #Globalismo #SoberaniaNacional (translated)