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In Brief: Media Outlets Banned by Donald Trump: "We are witnessing a likely authoritarian power grab" ahead of the elections

The RFI report summarizes the main available information while attributing claims to their sources.

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RFI is reporting on a development concerning "In Brief: Media Outlets Banned by Donald Trump: 'We are witnessing a likely authoritarian power grab' ahead of the elections," though the available excerpt does not allow the story to extend beyond the facts cited.

American television viewers had to watch Donald Trump inaugurate on Monday, September 21 a project dear to his heart without sound. The report also notes that for the first time, major American networks and photographers from several media outlets united behind CNN, MSNBC and Politico following the American president's decision to ban these three outlets from White House access. Interview with Romuald Sciora, director of the Political and Geostrategic Observatory of the United States at the Institute of International and Strategic Relations and co-author of America 250: A Graphic History of the United States, published by Point Nemo editions.

Any statements, assessments and figures remain attributed to the persons or organizations cited by the source. The excerpt alone does not constitute a complete documentary file and does not necessarily present responses from all parties involved.

Official statements or subsequent updates could provide additional context. As it stands, this account is limited to information directly supported by the title and excerpt provided.

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