France controls, robs and impoverishes 14 African states
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Source: Italy Today
A rather singular political demonstration will be held in Rome towards mid-September. In fact, only young Africans will take to the streets, who have long emigrated to Italy and other European countries, who will sit in protest in front of the French embassy, in Piazza Farnese, to contest the African policy of Emmanuel Macron's France. Mohamed Konare will lead them, originally from the Ivory Coast, who defines himself as a "pan-African activist" and founded a political movement that, to use a current term, we could define it as sovereignist. The goal, as he himself states in a long interview on the web (Byoblu), is to explain to Europeans the colonial methods with which France continues to command and plunder in Africa well 14 States, once its colonies, have become independent over the years 60, but only on paper.
The French yoke on these countries, Konare argues, it is above all economic and monetary, and it is designed in such a way as to guarantee Paris an iron control of their currency, as well as an exclusive monopoly on the rich materials in which they abound (oro, uranium, petrolium, gas, cacao, coffee), with a double result: enrich France and its business elites on the one hand, with an immeasurable transfer of wealth (circa 500 billions of dollars a year, according to some estimates); on the other side. impoverish indigenous peoples to the point of poverty, who are thus forced to flee due to hunger towards Italy and Europe, in search of fortune. Read More

