Charles Alloncle calls for the resignation of the management of France Inter

Charles Alloncle, who has just published a book I swear to tell the whole truth (Éditions Fayard) of which Le Figaro revealed extracts on Friday September 25, is calling for the resignation of the management of France Inter which, according to the Ciottiste MP, "capitulated" in the affair Charles Sapin, deputy editorial director of the magazine Valeur Valeurs, who was stripped of the Sunday political editorial entrusted to him by the management of the radio, before backpedaling, under pressure from the unions.

“Not being able to take on a column that is a little different from the rest of the channel, which is broadcast at 7:40 a.m. on Sundays and for only two minutes, is quite terrifying,” declared the rapporteur of the commission of inquiry on public broadcasting in Le Parisien, who claims to have “suffered permanent obstructions, death threats and destabilization operations”. And added: “This affair demonstrates that there is a real ideological privatization of public broadcasting for the benefit of the left and the extreme left, particularly on the airwaves of Radio France. This is unacceptable.”

Questioned about his supposed proximity to Vincent Bolloré – his work is published by the Fayard publishing house owned by the businessman – Charles Alloncle assures that he “never spoke with Vincent Bolloré outside of his hearing before the commission of inquiry”. Concerning the choice of its publisher, “it is a house which publishes numerous politicians of all stripes, including Aurélien Taché, an LFI deputy”.