Radio France Staff Strike over Appointment of Far-Right Weekly Editor
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As the anti-recruitment movement of Charles Sapin ended this Monday evening at midnight, the strikers met at midday to discuss the follow-up to their mobilization.
Unions accuse Charles Sapin of promoting far-right ideas at the gates of the presidential elections in France. Public radio management defends nomination in the name of pluralism.
RECEIVED - The call for the strike launched by the inter-union group to demand the withdrawal of the Deputy Director of Values Actuelles strongly disrupted the antenna on Sunday.
Radio France staff strike over appointment of far-right weekly editor
Public service radio stations were largely disrupted on the second day of a strike to protest the recruitment of Charles Sapin, an official of the magazine "Current Values", accused by the unions of carrying far right ideas. Management recorded 12.05 per cent of strikers on Monday, 14 September.
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