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BFM-TV: Sonia Mabrouk's interview methods draw union criticism following Sarah Knafo interview

According to Le Monde, the SNJ and CGT unions at the news channel are accusing the former CNews presenter of "dishonoring the profession" following an interview with Reconquête MEP Sarah Knafo. She has rejected these allegations.

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Le Monde — Une

Journalist Sonia Mabrouk's interview methods at BFM-TV are creating internal tensions, according to Le Monde in its September 12, 2026 edition.

According to the newspaper, the controversy follows an interview with Reconquête MEP Sarah Knafo. The SNJ and CGT unions at the news channel are accusing the former CNews star of "dishonoring the profession," also according to Le Monde, though the details of the unions' specific complaints are not spelled out in the available excerpt.

Sonia Mabrouk responded on social media platform X, stating that she would not be "smeared" by these criticisms.

This controversy comes as the journalist, known for her time at CNews, has joined BFM-TV, a news channel whose editorial direction is closely scrutinized by professional organizations in the industry.

Le Monde does not specify, in the available excerpt, the exact nature of the exchanges during the Sarah Knafo interview or what concrete action BFM-TV's management has taken in response to these union accusations.

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