Closer to you, voter.
In 2017, during the last presidential campaign, TV, radio and newspapers criss-crossed France by bus, on foot, by car, by train... At the time, marked by the surprise arrival of Trump as President of the United United and the shock of Brexit, it was a question, for the media, of being as close as possible to the reality of the daily lives of citizens.
In short, the editorial staff had deployed large and small means of transport to take the pulse of the country.
Five years later, the media are singing a fairly similar refrain in substance, even if its form differs.
The obsession, now, is to
“give the floor to the French”
.
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On January 10, in an editorial in the form of a letter of intent for campaign coverage, the editor-in-chief of
Ouest-France
, François-Xavier Lefranc, assured that his newspaper would
"stay focused on the essentials: this what citizens have to say
.
Last Monday, Laurent Guimier, the director of information…
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