"Far-right propaganda kills": in Paris, activists "move" a Relay to denounce Bolloré's "monopoly"
On November 6, activists symbolically relocated part of a Relay store at Montparnasse station to protest Vincent Bolloré's monopoly and the promotion of far-right publications. About thirty militants emptied newspaper displays and filled boxes, placing them at the store's entrance. They displayed signs criticizing Relay for misinformation and calling for neutrality in public spaces. The action was organized by Alternatiba and ANV-Cop 21, highlighting concerns over the SNCF's partnership with Bolloré's Lagardère. Critics of the protest expressed discontent, arguing it undermined democratic principles and disrupted store operations.
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