France: Strike at Radio France Against the Arrival of an Editorialist From a Far-Right Media Outlet
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A two-day strike begins on Sunday 13 September at Radio France to protest the arrival, two weeks ago, of Charles Sapin, deputy director of the current weekly Values (VA), on France Inter. Journalists and employees of the public group denounce the recruitment of this editorialist from a far-right media outlet, now charged with a chronicle every Sunday. An arrival also very criticized by many listeners.
The employees of the public group are called to stop work on Sunday 13 and Monday 14 September to protest the recruitment of Charles Sapin to the political editorial on Sunday morning on France Inter. The journalist is deputy director of the editorial of the ultra-conservative weekly "Current Values".
The intersyndicale (CFDT, CGT, FO, SNJ, SUD and Unsa) also calls listeners to a rally on Sunday at 2:00 pm in front of the Maison de la Radio in Paris, the headquarters of the public group. The disruptions due to the strike should be greater Monday than Sunday, which has fewer live broadcasts, estimated an internal source. Former to the weekly Le Point, Mr. Sapin has become this summer deputy director of the editorial of the current Values. Sinc…
The trade unions of France Télévisions and Radio France protested against the double hiring of the deputy director of the extreme right-wing weekly, which was partly owned by Pierre-Édouard Stérin. On Radio France, Lionel Thompson, a syndicated journalist at the SNJ-CGT and a member of the board of directors of Maison Ronde, told Céline Pigalle, the station's director to give up this recruitment.
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