La grève se poursuit à France Inter malgré les propositions de la direction
Les salariés maintiennent leur mouvement de protestation contre une chronique de Charles Sapin, directeur adjoint de la rédaction de Valeurs actuelles.
La grève se poursuit à France Inter après le refus des salariés d'accepter les propositions avancées par la direction concernant une chronique signée par Charles Sapin, directeur adjoint de la rédaction du magazine Valeurs actuelles.
Cette contestation s'inscrit dans un contexte de tensions plus larges autour du pluralisme dans l'audiovisuel public, d'autres rédactions publiques exprimant également des inquiétudes sur le sujet.
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