A plea in favor of a journalism that is stubbornly lucid and ironically disobedient.

Starting from Albert Camus' reflections on how to practice the profession of journalist, the author launches a proposal based on four cardinal points: lucidity, disobedience, irony and obstinacy. It addresses the great challenges of current journalism, among which are resistance to fake news and propaganda that try to colonize it, the threats of information through social networks, the conscientious management of leaks, the search for certainties against to fabulations, the daily fight against the danger of bureaucratization, the use of irony as a way of taking the necessary distance..., all of this with the aim of "building a journalism that is capable of transforming information into experience." », because the challenge is to avoid that after reading a text nothing happens, that the words neither bother us nor shake us.