Highlighting in 2013 the evident behaviours and opinions expressed by the then-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Argentine physician and journalist Nelson Castro aptly warned us about the "Hubris Syndrome.”
This syndrome is defined as "the disease of power," causing those who suffer from it to "think they know everything, that reality is what they believe it to be, and not what it is; they obviously think others know nothing and, as such, despise them."
These behaviours and discourses are evident – not only in the former president – but can also be observed in many people who acquire some kind of political, economic, or even sectoral power, such as union leaders, businesspeople, etc.
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