Jean-Baptiste Marteau, the joker who takes over the JT de France 2
Born in Paris on May 21, 1983, Jean-Baptiste studied law at La Sorbonne.
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Born in Paris on May 21, 1983, Jean-Baptiste studied law at La Sorbonne. At the same time, in the early 2000s, he was also involved in politics, becoming president of UMP youth. After a short visit to L'Équipe TV, he joined LCI in early 2008.
Furthermore, Five years and two books later (UMP, a ruthless universe, 2012 and Bal tragic at UMP, 2013), he left private for France Télévision. Jean-Baptiste likes it and it is naturally to him that France 2 turns when it comes to briefly replacing Laurent Delahousse in August 2016. However, he always murmured in the ears of horses and commented on the riding events of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 and those of the Paris Olympics in 2024.
In addition, Lea Salamé: "My faith prevents me from breaking my mind..." In October 2025, for France 5, he co-directed with Renaud Saint-Cricq the documentary Homos in politics, say it or not ? , in which Bertrand Delanoë and Gabriel Attal testify. Jean-Baptiste Marteau, the joker who takes over the JT of France 2. Léa Salamé leaves the 20 Hours of France 2 after Raphaël Glucksmann's presidential candidacy His diploma in pocket, he embarks on journalism through another of his passions: horse riding.
Moreover, In the absence of Léa Salamé, his replacement made the JT of France 2 To access this article, please connect to the Internet.
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Born in Paris on May 21, 1983, Jean-Baptiste studied law at La Sorbonne.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAt the same time, in the early 2000s, he was also involved in politics, becoming president of UMP youth.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter a short visit to L'Équipe TV, he joined LCI in early 2008.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFive years and two books later (UMP, a ruthless universe, 2012 and Bal tragic at UMP, 2013), he left private for France Télévision.
reliability low1/2 sourcesJean-Baptiste likes it and it is naturally to him that France 2 turns when it comes to briefly replacing Laurent Delahousse in August 2016.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHowever, he always murmured in the ears of horses and commented on the riding events of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 and those of the Paris Olympics in 2024.
reliability low1/2 sourcesLea Salamé: "My faith prevents me from breaking my mind..." In October 2025, for France 5, he co-directed with Renaud Saint-Cricq the documentary Homos in politics, say it or not ? , in which Bertrand Delanoë and Gabriel Attal testify.
reliability low1/2 sourcesJean-Baptiste Marteau, the joker who takes over the JT of France 2.
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Léa Salamé leaves the 20 Hours of France 2 after Raphaël Glucksmann's presidential candidacy His diploma in pocket, he embarks on journalism through another of his passions: horse riding.
according to La Libre BelgiqueIn the absence of Léa Salamé, his replacement made the JT of France 2 To access this article, please connect to the Internet.
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