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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2020 · 40 MIN

PODCAST:Mais ou est donc passée la liberté de la presse ?

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Le secret du bonheur c'est la liberté, et le secret de la liberté c'est le courage (Thucydide) Avant de devenir un hebdomadaire, Liberté, journal issu de la résistance, a été le quotidien communiste du Nord Pas-de-Calais jusqu’en 1992.De septembre 1944 à mai 1956, les deux quotidiens « Liberté » et « La Voix du Nord » cohabitent dans l’immeuble de la Place de Gaulle. Sur le fronton, c’est le nom de Liberté qui s’affiche, avec la faucille et le marteau.Bien au-delà de l’histoire du journal, qui fête cette année ses 75 ans, avec le numéro spécial « Comme un air de Liberté » c’est un hommage à la liberté dans son ensemble que ses concepteurs ont voulu célébrer. Ils mettent l’accent sur l’information qui, aujourd’hui, est en danger partout. Dans ce 100eme podcast des INTERVIEWS D'ERIC COOPER, Frank Jakubek, journaliste a Liberté hebdo présente ce numéro spécial et nous parle de la liberté de la presse. Infos : Liberté Hebdo, 18 Rue d’Inkermann, 59000 Lille (France) Site internet : www.libertehebdo.fr Téléphone : +33 (0) 3 28 36 88 50 Le numéro spécial « Comme un air de Liberté » est vendu au prix de 10 euros(+ frais de port) Photo : (G à D) Frank Jakubek, Philippe Allienne(Rédac’Chef) ,Ousmane M'baye et Justine Frémy VOUS AVEZ AIMÉ CE PODCAST ? Alors n’hésitez pas à vous abonner pour ne louper aucun épisode. Laissez-moi aussi un commentaire ou un avis, parce que votre opinion est importante pour moi. Merci de partager ce podcast avec vos amis et parlez en sur Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin …

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