Overview
- Philippe Carli, CEO of Ebra, admitted to liking posts from far-right figures and groups on LinkedIn, prompting significant backlash.
- Carli initially claimed his LinkedIn account was managed by someone else but later took full responsibility for his actions.
- In a published 'Mea Culpa' statement, Carli apologized to readers, journalists, and employees, emphasizing his commitment to neutrality.
- The Syndicat National des Journalistes and other groups had demanded transparency, citing concerns over the group's apolitical editorial stance.
- Ebra, owned by Crédit Mutuel, publishes nine major regional newspapers, including 'Le Progrès' and 'L'Est Républicain.'