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“If I can lighten the mood”: in the middle of the debate on the future of CNews, the familiar speech of the president of the commission surprises
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“If I can lighten the mood”: in the middle of the debate on the future of CNews, the familiar speech of the president of the commission surprises

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The president of the Cultural Affairs Committee, Alexandre Portier, provoked laughter among the deputies just before the vote on the petition demanding the closure of CNews, by declaring: “I did not tell you guys what to do”, then apologized for this familiarity.

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The Cultural Affairs Committee was examining a petition calling for the closure of CNews, just before a vote.

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“If I can already put a smile on your face and lighten the mood, this is already the gift that I am very happy to offer you.” And for good reason… Alexandre Portier uttered a spontaneous turn of phrase in front of his fellow deputies which made them laugh.

A few minutes before the vote, the president of the Cultural Affairs Committee which was examining the petition demanding the closure of CNews said: “I didn’t tell you guys what to do.” The wording immediately provoked laughter and reactions in the room. With a smile on his lips, the Les Républicains deputy made his mea culpa: “excuse me for this familiarity.”

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  • What was the result of the vote on the petition against CNews?
  • What were the reasons for the petition demanding the closure of CNews?

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