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French Public TV in ‘Critical Financial Situation’, Warns the Court of Auditors

  • The French Court of Auditors has declared that France Télévisions is in a critical financial situation and requires urgent structural reforms.
  • The Court reported a projected net loss of €40 million for 2025, attributing it to high personnel costs and unsustainable financial practices.
  • Recent recordings revealed collusion between public service journalists and Socialist Party officials, igniting concerns over biased reporting and prompting demands for investigations into media neutrality.
  • Delphine Ernotte, Chair of France Télévisions, admits the organization will implement the Court's recommendations for improvements, despite ongoing public criticism.
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As a target of Bolloré media and the National Rally (RN), France Télévisions is facing a new front: the Court of Auditors ruled, on Tuesday 23 September, the public group "back to the wall", due to a "critical financial situation" imposing "without delay structural reforms".

·Paris, France
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Lean Right

The reform of the French public audiovisual sector, which has been postponed many times, faces new obstacles. The holding project "France Médias" remains pending after the fall of the Bayrou government.

·Paris, France
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More than €3 billion in budget (including €2.6 billion paid by the French taxes), but deficits that are accumulating: while Delphine Ernotte is trying to make emerge "France as it would like it to be", as she explained two years ago before the National Assembly, the finances of her group are sinking more and more into the red. A report by the Court of Auditors published this Tuesday paints an alarming picture of public audiovisual.The figures sp…

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In a report published on Tuesday 23 September, the Court of Auditors warns France Télévisions about its deteriorating financial situation.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
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