2023-08-10 18:38:48
If it’s not a boycott, at least temporarily… It looks like it! The message sent by Sylvain Maillard to his troops concerning the line of conduct to be adopted vis-à-vis the Journal du Dimanche, since the arrival at the head of the editorial staff of the journalist marked on the far right, Geoffroy Lejeune, is in all clear and clean case. “Let’s look at the editorial line of the next editions to see if it is as worrying as that of this first issue. In the meantime, I ask you not to participate in articles in this Journal du Dimanche ”, writes the boss of the Walker deputies on their common loop, “Deputies Renaissance”.
A response to the controversy triggered by the interview given last Sunday to the weekly by the Secretary of State for the City, Sabrina Agresti-Roubache. The latter caused an outcry, coupled with a wave of internal protests, by participating in the first edition of the weekly since the historic editorial strike. And this, without warning either the Élysée or Matignon.
“We can talk about everything, but not with anyone”
“Bullshit”, “a political fault”, we heard in high places, which came to hit the official line taken the day before by the Minister of Culture, Rima Abdul Malak. The Macron camp was then accused by the left of “accelerating the trivialization” of the newspaper. “We can talk about everything, but not with anyone,” reacted in the process, Monday, the Minister Delegate for Transport, Clément Beaune. While many deputies of the majority proclaimed their indignation, on the loops or in private.
Last Sunday, Sylvain Maillard had already distanced himself from the weekly, after an article on Macronist ambitions for the Parisian municipal elections. “I am widely quoted in an article in the JDD this Sunday. For information, this interview was made in December 2022”, he had specified on the loop “Deputies Renaissance”, to make it clear that there was “no intervention on (his) part in the JDD”.
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