The magazine’s director said more than 100,000 copies had been sold and would replace it on Thursday the 20th. Government colleagues criticized Marilyn Schiappa
Despite the controversy surrounding ed Playboy In April/June, in which he brought in French Minister Marlene Schiappa, copies of the magazine sold out within three hours after its launch. In an interview with euronewsMore than 100,000 copies have been sold – usually in France They typically sell 30,000 copies a month. The minister wore several designer clothes, gave a 12-page interview about women’s rights, and said women should do “exactly what they want”. In view of its success, the magazine reported that it would put another 60,000 copies on sale on Thursday, the 20th. Hundreds of criticisms of it, many of them from colleagues in the government. Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne said she considered appearing in the sensational magazine “totally inappropriate”, especially given the chaos the country is in over the approval of pension reform. In response to the criticism, Schiappa said, “The defense of a woman’s right to dispose of her body is done always and everywhere. In France, women are free,” and, in an interview with a local channel, she said that women’s bodies should be exposed anywhere. The magazine’s editor, Schiappa, is “most in line with Playboy’s politics”, because he is committed to women’s rights and understands that Playboy is no longer a magazine for old-fashioned chauvinists, but can be a tool for the feminist cause.
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