Canal + columnist Pierre Ménès.
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VALERY HACHE / AFP
Pierre Ménès changes his tone.
Last week, after the revelations on his sexist behavior towards several colleagues in censored passages of the documentary of Marie Portolano "I am not a slut, I am a journalist", the columnist of Canal + had justified his actions by his "side rebel ”, not realizing their seriousness.
"If I can no longer room a girl because she's a girl, it's unbearable", he had launched in particular.
This Monday, Ménès posted a message on his Twitter account in which he apologizes flatly.
"After having spoken with each of these victims and after having read all your messages on social networks, I wanted to tell you that I unambiguously regret all these gestures of the past which were in no way justified", he writes.
Dear @IzaMoreau @marieportolano and @Francesca_Cheka, I wish to offer you my sincere apologies pic.twitter.com/Hero9QPRdf
- Pierre Ménès (@PierreMenes) March 29, 2021
"I caused pain and embarrassment to friends without ever intending to do so directly or indirectly," adds the journalist.
Last Thursday,
L'Equipe
announced that Canal + was launching an internal investigation into these acts.
"Know that all the testimonies brought to our attention are the subject of an in-depth analysis and all the proven facts have been the subject of a disciplinary sanction", wrote the chain to its employees in an internal email.
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