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La Sentinelle goes topsy turvy

The changes in management introduced in the La Sentinelle group by the Philippe Forget-Nad Sivaramen duo has got up the noses of some of the L’Express journalists. [...]

Published on 31/05/2013 at 23:03 GMT

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Bernard Saminaden
Denis Ithier
L'Express
La Sentinelle
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Nad Sivaramen
Philippe Forget
Raj Meetarbhan
Thierry Laurent

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Bernard Saminaden
Denis Ithier
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Philippe Forget
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