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Laurent Joffrin Wikipedia, Twitter, Cnews, Salarie, Photo – French journalist Laurent Joffrin, often known as Laurent Mouchard, was born in Vincennes on June 30, 1952. He works particularly with the weekly Le Nouvel Observateur, where he served as editor-in-chief from March 2011 to March 2014, and the daily Liberation, where he served as editorial and publishing director from July 2014 to July 2020. He then entered politics and founded the “Les Engagé.es” movement.

Laurent Joffrin Bio

Name	Laurent Joffrin
Nickname	Laurent
Age	70 years old
Date Of Birth	30 June 1952
Profession	French Journalist
Zodiac Sign	Not Known
Religion	Not Known
Nationality	French
Birthplace	Vincennes France
Hometown	Vincennes France

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Laurent Joffrin Physical Stats

Height	Not Known
Weight	Not Known
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Brown
Shoe Size	Not Known

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Laurent Joffrin’s Educational Qualifications

School	Not Known
College or University	Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas
Educational Degree	Sciences Po, Centre de formation des journalistes (CFJ)

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Laurent Joffrin Family

Father	Jean-Pierre Mouchard
Mother	Not Known
Brother / Sister	Not Known
Children	Son: Not KnownDaughter: Not Known

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Laurent Joffrin’s Marital Status

Marital Status	Married
Spouse Name	Sylvie Delassus
Married Date	Not Known
Affairs	Not Known

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Laurent Joffrin Collection & Net Worth

Net Worth in Dollars	5 Million
Salary	Not Known

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Laurent Joffrin News

The new opinion media founded by Laurent Joffrin has as its motto, “You can be on the left and have a good right.” This initiative, dubbed “Le Journal,” which is “committed but independent of any political party,” intends to breathe new life into the reformist left and revive political discourse.

Its official debut took place on Wednesday evening in a Parisian restaurant in the company of some figures from the Gaullist right as well as former socialist ministers. “Le Journal” was co-founded by Jean-Paul Mari, a Republican, environmentalist, and progressive who had previously belonged to the “Nouvel Observateur”.

In actuality, “Le Journal” has two distinct formats: a news website and a political newsletter that features an editorial by Laurent Joffrin, the three most important news stories of the day, and succinct polemics on current affairs. The “Nouvel Observateur” and the previous director of “Liberation” decided on a distinctly “light” launch: no staff, no location, etc. To stand out in a very crowded media market, the press manager intends to become the “Journal” the liberal daily “L’Opinion” of Nicolas Beytout’s left-wing counterpart.

In fact, “Le Journal” is founded on a ***ociative status at first. Although his team is destined to expand, the editorial team’s core currently consists of five journalists, with numerous contributors. According to Laurent Joffrin, the legal position might change over time in order to be able to generate income if a favourable “gear” is put up in terms of hearing. Then “Le Journal” could start making its first hires. It will depend on the tools we have available, he said circumspectly.

On the Web, all of this new media’s content is freely accessible. The initiative depends on donations and voluntarily made memberships (4 euros per month or 40 euros per year) to support itself.

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