You have failed to establish any link between Macron and Sanofi. All you have done is copy and paste some negative gossip from an unattributed, unreliable source. It means nothing. The claims of injury by a woman who used a drug has absolutely nothing to do with Macron. He was not the developer of the drug, nor did he sell or distribute the product. In fact, he had no relationship to the sales of the product.
As for your claims of political conspiracy and blaming the inherent corruption of successive French governments and African dictators on Macron is ridiculous. France is a washed up ex colonial presence in Africa. It lost its influence long ago.The Algerian war defeat was the final humiliation in Africa.
Your claims in respect to the CFA are inaccurate. The CFA has been linked to the EURO since 1999, not the french franc. France only prints the currency at the instruction of the controlling bank, Banque Centrale des États de l'Afrique de l'Ouest), located in Dakar, Senegal. And so what if the currency is printed in France? The Canadian Mint produces the coins for 60 countries. Does that mean that Thai fiscal policy is controlled by Canada, because Thai coins are minted there? Is Norway under the thumb of Canada too? You won't have to worry about the issue anyway, because the CFA is to be replaced in 2027 by the new "Eco" currency.
You are pushing your own political agenda riddled with imagined conspiracies. Macron has his faults, but none of what you claim has any relevance.