Creteil prosecutor opened a preliminary investigation to ” favoritism “ to ” contracts between 2010 and 2014 ” by the current president of Radio France, Mathieu Gallet, when he was head of the National Audiovisual Institute (INA).
This preliminary investigation, distinct from that Open Tuesday to “embezzlement” around the taxi fare from the former president of the INA Agnès Saal, follows a report from the Ministry of Culture, which sent the parquet a “series of elements (…) could be irregular under the rules governing the award of public contracts” says prosecutors Thursday, June 4 in a statement.
Anticor had filed a complaint against X Creteil prosecutor for “favoritism” for facts about Mathieu Gallet. Following the revelations of Canard chained in early May, the association was moved that the Ministry of Culture had not seized the floor of Creteil. “For an institution funded largely by the taxpayer, there is a total casually or even more on the management of public money at a time when the state must be exemplary” had said in late May Jerome Karsenti, counsel for the association and elected citizens against corruption
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According to Le Canard chained , an economy ministry department had revealed “ irregularities” in several public markets passed without any competitive bidding and involving more than € 1 million with consulting firms. These markets include particular contracts with OpinionWay Tags and societies, for a total of almost 250 000 euros. Now Tags is chaired by Denis Pingaud current communications consultant Mathieu Gallet at Radio France. And Mr. Pingaud was Vice President OpinionWay when signing contracts with the INA.
Always present alongside Mr Gallet, and paid by Radio France (90 000 per year) Mr. Pingaud also advises Delphine Ernotte now, the future president of France Télévisions. “ He advises friendly and volunteer, among others that listening , said on Thursday the Mr. Pingaud entourage. It is unpaid. “ Indeed, Ms. Ernotte will take office in the public company until August 23.
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