
The Breton businessman attacks the media and recent works concerning him, describing the methods as “methods of poisonous sewers”.
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Vincent Bolloré is regularly at the center of media debates concerning his influence in the French audiovisual landscape.
“Methods of poisonous sewers”: Vincent Bolloré denounces the “headlines” and “books” which have recently been devoted to him.
In a message published on X, the Breton businessman attacks the media and affirms that he will publish in full the manifesto of his Christian laboratory of ideas, the Institute of Hope.

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Vincent Bolloré accuses the media of having used “poisonous sewer methods” in their recent coverage about him and announces that he will publish the entire manifesto of his Christian think tank, the Institute of Hope, on X.
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