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A French parliamentary committee has voted to back a controversial report on the country's public broadcasting network, despite strong opposition from left-wing lawmakers. The report, written by Charles Alloncle, an ally of the far-right Rassemblement National, proposes extensive reforms and cost-cutting measures, including possible mergers of television channels. However, some MPs claim the report is politically biased and opposed its publication for fear of “legitimizing” what they see as false claims about the media.
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