SNCF Faces Backlash Over Jordan Bardella Book Advertisements
Syndicates urge SNCF to halt ads for Bardella's book, citing political neutrality concerns.
- Jordan Bardella's book, 'Ce que je cherche,' is set for a promotional campaign in French train stations starting November 25.
- The campaign has sparked controversy, with unions like SUD-Rail and CGT demanding SNCF refuse the ads, labeling them as supporting an extreme-right party.
- Mediatransports, the advertising agency for SNCF, was unaware of the campaign's political nature and is reviewing its compliance with public service neutrality rules.
- The unions argue that promoting Bardella's book contradicts the SNCF's obligation to remain politically neutral, and they threaten to cover the ads if displayed.
- The decision on whether to allow the advertisements hinges on the content of the visuals, which are yet to be reviewed by Mediatransports.