
The Radio France unions have filed a strike notice for September 13 and 14 to contest the presence of an editorialist from Valeurs Actuelles.
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The Radio France unions are contesting the arrival of an editorialist from Valeurs Actuelles on France Inter.
“They are unavoidable and consider themselves the owners of the radio”: these France Inter employees who put pressure on management to ban a right-wing columnist
STORY - Failing to obtain the head of an editorialist from Valeurs Actuelles, the Radio France unions filed a strike notice on Sunday September 13 and Monday September 14.
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Strike planned for September 13 and 14.
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The president of Radio France, Sibyle Veil, defended the arrival of Charles Sapin, deputy director of Current Values, for a weekly column on France Inter, despite the unanimous opposition of employees who filed a strike notice for September 13 and 14, considering that his values are incompatible with those of the public service.

The president of Radio France Sibyle Veil on Thursday justified the arrival of Charles Sapin, new columnist for Valeurs nationaux on France Inter, in the name of pluralism, despite the strike notice filed by the inter-union for September 13 and 14. She said the public service must welcome diverse voices, even controversial ones, while recognizing the emotions aroused by this decision.