Prisa shareholders sue the council and ask that the refinancing agreement be suspended cautiously

The shareholders group formed by Global Alconaba in Prisa, the company through which it controls about 7% of the capital , has filed a lawsuit with the Madrid Commercial Court, to which ABC has had access, with the aim of challenging the agreements approved in the board of directors on March 25.

The battle for control of Prisa rises in tone and reaches the courts. Spanish shareholders of Prisa grouped in Global Alconaba, owner of 7% of the capital of the group and led by José Miguel Contreras and represented in the council by Andrés Varela Entrecanales, have filed a lawsuit to challenge the agreement of the council of Prisa for the capital increase of 40 million approved last March. Read

In particular, they claim to suspend the clause stating that a change of ownership entails the execution of the group's debts and bankruptcy. More information:Oughourlian surprises Moncloa-likes with an express extension in Prisa and they threaten to go to court

The company of the entrepreneur Andrés Varela Entrecanales filed a lawsuit against Prisa alleging maneuvers to consolidate the control of Joseph Oug...

The war in Prisa continues. After it became known that the company, owner among others of the newspaper El País and Cadena Ser, has called a capital increase of 40 million with the objective of reducing the debt, promoted by its president and first shareholder, Joseph Oughourlian, this Thursday, Global Alconaba, representative of the Spanish shareholding and with 7% of the shares of the company, has filed a complaint against the leader of Prisa …

Global Alconaba, a company that has 7% of Prisa's shares, has filed a lawsuit to try to reverse the decisions that were made in the last Board of Directors of Prisa. Among them, the increase of capital that "blined" Joseph Oughourlian as president of the company and diluted the participation of the minority partners. The operation involved the issuance of shares equivalent to 9.95% of the capital that acquired - via the quick placement - a serie…