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France Inter removed the Sunday morning editorial by journalist Charles Sapin after internal backlash from staff and unions. Sapin called the move "preventive censorship" and said he would no longer appear on the public radio station. The decision sparked criticism from politicians, including Jordan Bardella of the Rassemblement National, who accused the station of being "privatized by the left." The affair has raised questions about pluralism and editorial independence at France Inter.
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