Claire Charmet, Olivier Riesen, Johan Manzambi: Meet the 100 people shaping French-speaking Switzerland in 2026
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- Le Temps has selected 100 personalities shaping French-speaking Switzerland in 2026.
- The selection spans the Crans-Montana tragedy, artificial intelligence, the football World Cup and Star Academy.
- Claire Charmet, Olivier Riesen and Johan Manzambi are among those featured.
Claire Charmet, Olivier Riesen and Johan Manzambi are among the 100 personalities selected by Le Temps as influential figures in French-speaking Switzerland in 2026.
The list, prepared for the Forum des 100, brings together people linked to a year marked by sharp contrasts. Its themes range from the Crans-Montana tragedy to the development of artificial intelligence.
The selection also reflects the public attention surrounding the football World Cup and Star Academy.
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