SNCF Blocks Ads for Jordan Bardella's Book, Citing Neutrality Concerns

The decision by Mediatransports to halt the campaign for Bardella's autobiography has sparked accusations of censorship and political bias.

Mediatransports, the company managing advertising in SNCF stations, has refused to display ads for Jordan Bardella's book, citing a breach of neutrality principles.
Bardella, the president of the Rassemblement National, has condemned the decision as an act of censorship and threatened legal action.
SNCF unions had previously opposed the ad campaign, arguing that promoting a far-right political figure was inappropriate for public spaces.
The advertising campaign was planned to include over 500 displays across various French stations starting in late November.
The book, titled 'Ce que je cherche,' is set to be released on November 9, accompanied by a promotional push on Bolloré-owned media channels.