The figure of the tycoon Vincent Bolloré has left the salmon pages of the French economic press to become a ghost that runs through the corridors of power in Spain. In Paris he is known as the "French Murdoch" for his firmness in defending the conservative principles; a nationalist entrepreneur who has not hesitated to support what is known as "cultural war" against the impositions of the left. Bolloré (Boulogne-Billancourt, France, 1952) is own…
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The figure of the tycoon Vincent Bolloré has left the salmon pages of the French economic press to become a ghost that runs through the corridors of power in Spain. In Paris he is known as the "French Murdoch" for his firmness in defending the conservative principles; a nationalist entrepreneur who has not hesitated to support what is known as "cultural war" against the impositions of the left. Bolloré (Boulogne-Billancourt, France, 1952) is own…