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Mediapart's front page features a prominent investigation into Jordan Bardella, a French politician, concerning alleged antisemitic writings from his early career. This has led to threats from the far-right National Rally party against Mediapart, which the publication is countering by highlighting…
Following Mediapart's revelations about Jordan Bardella's alleged antisemitic writings, the National Rally party has issued threats against the publication, which is responding with a special broadcast featuring the investigating journalists.
After Mediapart's revelations about Jordan Bardella's antisemitic writings, Marine Le Pen made grave threats against the newspaper, which Mediapart is refuting by presenting the facts.
Mediapart's revelations about the National Rally president's antisemitic writings are part of a pattern by a party that has spent 15 years trying to conceal its nature to gain power, with antisemitism tolerated within the RN.
Mediapart has obtained exchanges from Jordan Bardella's early political career revealing his obsessive antisemitism, though Bardella has contested these findings, calling them 'gross fabrications'.
A joint investigation by Lighthouse Reports and Mediapart reveals that neither French administration nor the European Commission is fulfilling their public information obligations regarding the environmental impacts and energy consumption of data centers.
According to the CGT union, 300,000 people mobilized in France to protest against public service underfunding, wage freezes, and poor working conditions, leading to a 'impoverishment of public services'.
Public sector unions called for a mobilization against the government's announcements, highlighting that many civil servants earn less than the minimum wage, and their financial situation is worsening due to inflation.
