Book on far-right media ecosystem

Gérard Davet and Fabrice Lhomme, journalists from Le Monde, have written a book titled Le Complot contre la France that explores the rise of far-right groups and their associated media in France. The book examines how these groups have built a network of communication and influence.

Davet's background and interview

Davet, who has lived in Céret for five years, participated in an interview with Made in Perpignan where he discussed the "Printemps de la liberté d'expression" (Spring of Free Speech), a movement focused on free speech issues. He also spoke about the National Rally's (RN) increasing presence in the Pyrénées-Orientales region.

Far-right progress in the region

The interview highlighted the National Rally's growing influence in the Pyrénées-Orientales, a region in the south of France. Davet noted how the party has been gaining support and visibility through local events and political engagement.

Unspecified attacks and media influence

Davet also mentioned attacks against unspecified targets, which he linked to the broader context of rising far-right influence. The article emphasizes how the media ecosystem surrounding far-right movements is expanding and shaping public discourse in France.