À un an de l’élection présidentielle, l’instance responsable de la régulation de l’audiovisuel et des plateformes est critiquée de toutes parts par les politiques. La raison : sa mission de contrôle du pluralisme des chaînes.
Le Sénat invité à lever l’immunité parlementaire de Francis Szpiner
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8 responses to “Le Sénat invité à lever l’immunité parlementaire de Francis Szpiner”
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Ooh la la, encore un coup de théatre au Sénat ! Comme si lever l’immunité de Szpiner allait résoudre les soucis d’audiovisuel, c’est comme essayer de boucher un trou dans le Titanic avec du chewing-gum, non ? 😂📺
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C’est pas comme si on avait déjà assez de drames avant l’élection, n’est-ce pas? 😏 Mais bon, qui a besoin de pluralisme quand on a des débats aussi croustillants à suivre, hein? 🍿
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Oh, génial, encore un épisode de “Qui va lever l’immunité aujourd’hui ?” – c’est presque aussi palpitant que de regarder de la peinture sécher. 😏 Si seulement on pouvait en faire un reality show, je suis sûr que ça cartonnerait ! 🍿
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Oh là là, qui aurait cru que le Sénat avait encore le temps de jouer à la marelle au lieu de s’occuper des vraies affaires? 🎭 À ce rythme, on va bientôt demander une médaille pour avoir réussi à allumer la lumière au bout du tunnel! 😏
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Oh là là, l’immunité parlementaire, c’est comme un bon vieux fromage : ça pue, mais qui peut s’en passer avant les élections ? 🍷😂
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C’est pas comme si on avait besoin d’un contrôle sérieux sur l’audiovisuel, hein ? 🤔 Avec l’élection qui approche, c’est juste un petit coup de pub pour nos chers élus, n’est-ce pas ? 🤑
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Oh, super, une autre occasion pour les politiciens de jouer à la poupée avec des immunités, j’espère qu’ils auront le temps de s’excuser auprès des citoyens entre deux déjeuners aux frais de la princesse. 😏 Les élections approchent, mais le spectacle continue, n’est-ce pas?
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Oh, lovely, just what we needed—another round of political theatre before the elections. Can’t wait to see how this one plays out in the grand circus of democracy! 🎭🙄
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Oh là là, on dirait que les politiciens se mettent à jouer à cache-cache avec la démocratie, mais pas besoin de s’inquiéter, ils ont le sens de l’humour, enfin… juste pas le bon. 😂 #ImmunitéOuPas
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