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Public broadcasting: France's Senate votes to abolish broadcasting fees

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The second parliamentary chamber in France has also approved the abolition of the broadcasting fee. Broadcasting is to be financed by taxes in the future.

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Zeit Online

Public broadcasting: France's Senate votes to abolish broadcasting fees

The second parliamentary chamber in France has also approved the abolition of the broadcasting fee. Broadcasting is to be financed by taxes in the future.

2 years ago·Germany

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Le Parisien

Public broadcasting: the Senate votes to abolish the licence fee

After a long debate, the Senate voted for this abolition on Monday evening. Now it remains to be determined how audiovisual will be financed

2 years ago·Paris, France

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Spiegel

French Senate votes to abolish broadcasting fee

Public broadcasting in France costs 138 euros a year — President Macron now wants to cancel the fee, and Arte, among others, would also be affected. Now the vote on the law took an important hurdle.

2 years ago·Germany

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Liberation

Public broadcasting: the Senate votes to abolish the licence fee

The Senators adopted, during the night of Monday to Tuesday, article 1 of the PLFR ending the fee. While voting for an amendment limiting the financing of public broadcasting by a fraction of VAT to 2024.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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Tagesschau

French Senate votes to abolish broadcasting fee

Following the French National Assembly, the Senate voted to abolish broadcasting fees. In future, public service broadcasting is to be financed from the state budget. That causes criticism.

2 years ago·Hamburg, Germany

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