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Departure of Léa Salamé From the 20 Hours of France 2 : Aurélie Casse Will Be the Joker of Jean-Baptiste Marteau

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Following Lea Salamé's decision to withdraw from the 20 Hours of France 2, Jean-Baptiste Marteau will present the JT in the place of the journalist. The former joker will be replaced by Aurélie Casse, who will be in charge of the TV news during the holidays of the Toussaint.

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Following Lea Salamé's decision to withdraw from the 20 Hours of France 2, Jean-Baptiste Marteau will present the JT in the place of the journalist. The former joker will be replaced by Aurélie Casse, who will be in charge of the TV news during the holidays of the Toussaint.

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INFO THE FIGARO - The journalist and presenter on the weekend of "C dans l'air" will perform the evening editions of the JT during the holidays of the one who replaced Léa Salamé.

·Paris, France
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Since Lea Salamé's withdrawal from the 20 Hours of France 2, changes have been taking place in the newspaper. Jean-Baptiste Marteau, until then a journalist's joker, has taken the orders of the appointment. Therefore, he was left to know who was in turn going to replace him during her absences. France Télévision

This Thursday, September 17th, the Parisian learned the name of Jean-Baptiste Marteau's joker at the presentation of the 20 Hours of France 2.

Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com France Télévisions fills a post that has been vacant since the end of August: the host of the weekend of "C dans l'air" joins the team of Jean-Baptiste Marteau's newspaper.

INFO TÉLÉRAMA — On Thursday, the editorial staff of France Télévisions learned of the appointment of Aurélie Casse to the 8 p.m. television news, as a joker of Jean-Baptiste Marteau, himself a joker of Léa Salamé.

·Paris, France
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Télérama.fr broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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