Emmanuel Macron, now the President of France, didn’t always work in politics. From 2008 to 2012, he was an investment banker at Rothschild & Cie Banque, a prestigious financial institution. During this time, he made a significant amount of money—around €2.9 million—according to the Financial Times. His rapid success at Rothschild led to him being promoted to partner just two years after joining.
But Macron’s connection to the world of high finance has always been a controversial part of his political career. In fact, many people have referred to him as the "President of the Rich." This nickname came from his past and his actions while in office. His work with the Rothschild family, one of the most powerful banking dynasties in the world, fueled speculation that his decisions favored wealthy individuals and big businesses.
Macron and Taxation for the Wealthy
Despite being seen as a president who supports the rich, Macron has recently hinted at increasing taxes on Franc...
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