France Inter: Journalist Hadrian Brachet Replaces Charles Sapin on Sunday's Political Edition
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The deputy editor of "Current Values" had given up his column after two broadcasts. His appointment had led to a strike by the staff of Radio France, which accuses the weekly of carrying far-right ideas.
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20 MinutesThe arrival of the deputy editor of the "Point" this Sunday marks the end of almost a month of conflict on Radio France, after the controversial recruitment of the deputy director of "Current Values" this summer.
Hadrien Brachet, journalist at the "Point" succeeds Charles Sapin on France Inter after the polemic and the strike triggered by the arrival of the head of the current value manager, Hadrien Brachet,
Hadrien Brachet, journalist at the Point, replaced Charles Sapin, deputy editor of the editorial board of current values, for the 7:40 a.m. political editorial on France Inter on Sunday.
The presence of Charles Sapin had provoked a strike movement within the Radio France group, outraged by the presence of a representative of a magazine condemned by the courts.
The point's deputy editor-in-chief, whose first column was broadcast on Sunday morning, replaced the deputy editor of the current Values whose presence on France Inter had triggered a staff strike.
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