Cosmetics, escape games, software... An investigation into the economic galaxy of Pierre-Edouard Stérin in the service of the extreme right

A Tuesday in June, outside the Casino de Paris. A queue forms to attend the Summit of Freedoms, an event sponsored by Vincent Bolloré and Pierre-Edouard Stérin, two identitarian billionaires committed to the victory of the far right in France. The spectators came to see up close the stars of this new political wedding, supported on the one hand by Vincent Bolloré's media group, and on the other by Stérin's political project, "Périclès" (for "Patriots, Rooted, Resistant, Identitarian, Christian, Liberal, European, Sovereignist").

On stage, we find Eric Ciotti, Jordan Bardella, Sarah Knafo and Marion Maréchal. In the dressing room, there is also the former president of Jeunes avec Zemmour, Stanislas Rigault: he has just launched his consulting firm called Nexus and works with Otium, the "investment fund" of Pierre-Edouard Stérin, headed by the