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Santiago Bergareche gives way to Ignacio Ybarra in front of Vocento

Santiago Bergareche gives way to Ignacio Ybarra in front of Vocento The President of Vocento and representative of one of the founding families of the Editorial Group, Santiago Bergareche, confirmed on Tuesday in the Board of Directors held in Bilbao his decision to leave the presidency on December 31st. Bergareche, who continues as a Director, had already expressed his willingness to step aside at the General Meeting in April of this year. On January 1, 2019 Ignacio Ybarra will assume the presidency, also belonging to one of the founding families. Ybarra has been a Director of Vocento in two periods, the last one since April 2015. The Board of Directors appointed him Vice Chairman on July 27, 2017 at the proposal of Santiago Bergareche with the intention of succeeding him. The appointment was approved unanimously. Santiago Bergareche chairs Vocento since February 2015, when he replaced Rodrigo Echenique, and under his mandate the Group has consolidated its undisputed leaders...

Spain wants to enter this year 600 million of the 'Google rate'

Spain wants to enter this year 600 million of the 'Google rate' The Treasury extends this amount to 1,500 million in 2019 to cover the increase in pensions agreed with the PNV There is already a figure: 600 million. The Spanish government has already quantified the money they intend to enter this year by the so-called 'Google rate', the new digital tax that wants to approve "as soon as possible" to finance part of the pension increase agreed with the PNV and that has caused some concern in Brussels for its impact on the accounts (3,300 million in two years) and for the political message that they launch. Now, it's time to look for money under the stones and the Finance Minister, Cristóbal Montoro, knows where to do it. This is stated in the Stability Plan approved on Friday by the council of ministers and sent yesterday to the Commission, which talks about that impact of 600 million for 2018 and estimates the money that will be raised in 2...

They sanction Telefónica for alleged discriminatory conduct against its competitors

They sanction Telefónica for alleged discriminatory conduct against its competitors The CNMC considers that the company could have incurred a very serious infraction of the General Law of Telecommunications The National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) has opened a sanctioning procedure against Telefónica for alleged discriminatory conduct against its competitors in the times of provision and resolution of failures of wholesale services NEBA copper and fiber, reported Monday the organism. The CNMC has analyzed the period between January 2017 and March 2018 and from the data obtained, it has found "sufficient evidence" that Telefónica has breached the non-discrimination obligation imposed by its position as an operator with significant power in the wholesale broadband markets. In this regard, Competencia recalls that Telefónica must provide "third party resources equivalent to those provided to itself (*) under the same conditions and terms....

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