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Editorial: An Erred Tax Proposal

El Diario — Wed, 26 Apr 2017 22:56:22 +0000

The plan is an initial proposal allowing Trump to say that he did something about taxes in his first 100 days

Editorial: Trump and Recovering Jobs

El Diario — Fri, 02 Dec 2016 23:09:18 +0000

The advantages of getting on the new administration’s good side mean great business.

Editorial: The Crisis in Venezuela

El Diario — Mon, 02 May 2016 21:52:59 +0000

Maduro's government seems overwhelmed by problems arising on every front

Taxi driver in Aruba saves $17k bootlegging Venezuelan gas

Impremedia — Fri, 20 Feb 2015 16:02:00 +0000

If you were wondering what country has the worlds cheapest gas, the answer is Venezuela. It is so cheap that an Aruban taxi driver sails…

Can Spains new leftist party survive?

Impremedia — Sun, 08 Feb 2015 19:02:00 +0000

Spains turbulent economic state continues without improvement and Spanish citizens have had enough. They are tired of corrupt government officials and unemployment rates that leave…

Shortage of tampons in Argentina; its a trending topic

Impremedia — Sat, 31 Jan 2015 20:01:00 +0000

Severe import restrictions in Argentina have generated unusual situations: for example, a chronic shortage of tampons. The many failed attempts at an explanation from the government have only aggravated the situation, which is quickly becoming a laughable trending topic on social networks. The Secretary of Commerce Augusto Costa said “It was kind of a run on tampons and unleashed the general hilarity and hashtag #CorridaDeTampones. SEE ALSO: The Nisman files: A whos who in Argentinas deadly whodunit In fact, as can be evidenced by this Twitter post, the restocking of shelves with tampons at local stores has become a newsworthy occurrence worth celebrating: #CorridaDeTampones – ya se vuelven a ver!! pic.twitter.com/txbqe4XaFz — MCARO (@CARODYM) January 23, 2015 What happened to Argentina’s tampons? The sharp decline in monetary reserves of Argentina’s central Bank has led the government to implement a policy of severe import restrictions and to intervene in thefree market. Import approvals are in the hands of political appointees with little or no experience in the field. Thus, the lack of basic supplies, such as tampons, is common. On top of that, the surprising and disturbing novelty of missing tampons is happening in the middle of the summer season – with millions of Argentine women wanting to enjoy their bikinis. It has brought on anger and disbelief. The shortages of imported goods have not only hit hospitals and pharmacies, but also the automotive, electronic and appliance businesses. Plenty of toys and items from other countries appear on TV ads that most don’t have access to–including, computer parts, textiles, frozen food, computer supplies and important products for farming and winemaking. This was shown by a survey conducted by the Chamber of Importers of Argentina (CIRA) in November 2014. “Blue” Tampons in Argentina Lack of feminine hygiene products was already something common, but it became worse in the last weeks of December 2014, and has continued to be a problem intermittently until now. For women, it’s customary not to find all sizes and brands on the shelves of pharmacies and supermarkets. The holiday period aggravated the shortage, and to get a tampon in vacation spots and cities is now an odyssey. Now overseas travelers know perfectly well which present will make their loved ones happy in Argentina: “Bring me tampons, please.” One has to wonder what customs agents think when male passengers going back to Argentina travel with such a large amount of tampons in their luggage. The popular mood has established funny parallels between the speculative market dollar (dollar “blue”) and the tampon blue. Now you can get these on the black market on the Internet above the official price. Tampons: A State Business This tampon shortage eventually caused a severe crisis between the importers of the product and the government of Cristina Fernández. The Ministry of Economy said that the lack of tampons is completely unjustified and it is probably caused by the lack of planning and forecasting by companies importing the product from Brazil. The Chief Minister of the Cabinet, Jorge Capitanich, attributed the shortage of tampons to a commercial strategy hard to believe due to the quality and experience of the companies involved such as Johnson & Johnson (80% market share), Kimberley Clark and Procter & Gamble. SEE ALSO: Hispanic women benefit the most from healthy diet The Manager of the Chamber of Importers of Argentina, Miguel Ponce, replied to the official statements and explained that the real reasons were that, in the last two weeks of December and early January, the Central Bank had not released the currency for imports. A week later, Miguel Ponce resigned and it is said it was because of government pressure.

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Top issues Latinos want the 114th Congress to address

Impremedia — Tue, 06 Jan 2015 17:01:00 +0000

As the new Congress convenes Tuesday with Republicans in control of the House and Senate, Latino organizations are laying out the top issues they want the 114th Congress to address. SEE ALSO: The 114th Congress features five new Latinos VOXXI spoke to some of the countrys most influential Latino organizations and found a common message: Congress must address the issues important to Latinos. They also called for an end to the gridlock in Congress and advised Republicans, as they take the reins of Congress, to demonstrate they can get things done. They have an opportunity to show that they can govern and legislate, Ben Monterroso, executive director of Mi Familia Vota, said of Republicans. Here are some the top issues Latino organizations want the 114th Congress to address: Immigration reform At the top of the list for Latino organizations is immigration reform. They applauded President Barack Obama for taking the first step toward fixing the nations broken immigration system through executive action and urged the new Congress to finish the job by passing a bipartisan immigration reform bill. Ben Monterroso of Mi Familia Vota said the immigration reform passed by the Senate in June 2013 provides the framework of what immigration reform can and should be. The United Farm Workers agreed and said Congress should move forward with the Senate bill, which the group noted held majority support in the House but was never brought up for a vote. We hope this new Congress will bring forth the change needed to pass permanent immigration legislation that will respect todays farm workers and all working families, UFW said. The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities urged Congress to pass an immigration reform that would create a fair and just immigration system and pave a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. The group also said that any immigration reform bill approved by Congress should also include DREAM Act provisions that would assure that young immigrants have access to higher education and the opportunity to become fully contributing Americans. Meanwhile, the LIBRE Initiative called for an immigration reform bill that is employment based and market driven. The group also called for a bill that enhances security, provides certainty to immigrants brought here as children through no fault of their own, addresses the 11 million here without documentation, and improves law enforcement. Obamas executive actions Some Latino organizations also said they oppose any attempt by Congress to block Obamas executive actions on immigration, something Republicans have already pledged to do. The GOP leaderships current agenda of dismantling executive action on immigration, putting millions of families back on track to deportation and doubling down on the most broken aspects of immigration law is the wrong approach, said Lorella Praeli, policy and advocacy director for United We Dream. Praeli added the United We Dream members will be working this year to educate undocumented immigrants about Obamas executive actions as well as helping tens of thousands of them to apply for the newly created program that allows some undocumented immigrants to apply for deportation reprieve and work permits. The Dream Action Coalition plans to go a step further. Cesar Vargas, the groups co-director, said that with the 2016 presidential elections looming, his group will remind potential candidates that support from Latinos and Dreamers is contingent on support of the Presidents immigration actions. Vargas also said his group will work to ensure that the undocumented immigrants who were left out from Obamas executive actions are not forgotten. More specifically, we will keep reminding the president that his job is not done yet should Congress again fails to take legislative action in 2015, Vargas said, adding that the group will also push for legislation that will allow more Dreamers to enlist in the military. The economy Also high on the list of issues that Latino organizations want Congress to address is the economy, especially an increase in the federal minimum wage. The LIBRE Initiative said it wants Congress to promote economic growth by limiting the burden of taxes, regulations, government spending and debt. In addition, the group said it urges Congress to approve tax reforms that will lead to significant economic gains. This will help Latino families by allowing many more to work, and succeed, enabling them to begin to build a better future for themselves and their families, the group said. The Latino Victory Project and other Latino organizations said raising the minimum wage would go a long way to helping Latino families as well the countrys economy. A study released last year by the AFL-CIO found that Latino workers are much more likely to be paid lower wages. It also found that nearly 6.8 million Latino workers would benefit if Congress approved legislation to raise the minimum wage from the current $7.25 to $10.10 per hour. Ben Monterroso of Mi Familia Vota said his group supports raising the minimum wage. In this country, the current minimum wage doesnt produce a salary that anyone can live with, he added. Even if you work two jobs, youre still not making enough to make ends meet. Latino education Latinos are the fastest-growing student population in the United States. But many face barriers to graduate from high school and some feel college is out of reach. The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities said there are several steps Congress can take to resolve these issues, starting with meeting the educational needs of Hispanic K-12 students. This includes training teachers on language and cultural pedagogical competence. The group also called for increased funding for Hispanic-serving institutions. It noted that more than 50 percent of all Hispanic college students attend one of the nations 370 Hispanic serving institutions. However, these institutions receive only 67 cents on the federal dollar allocated to higher education on a per student basis. HACU will also closely monitor federal initiatives in STEM education, international education, and veterans education to assure appropriate inclusion of Hispanics and Hispanic higher education, the group added. The LIBRE Initiative also identified education as a top issue, saying, A good education is key to the American Dream. The group also said it hopes Congress and Obama, as they work to reauthorize education programs, will increase local authority and expand school choice. SEE ALSO: A rewind of the top political news stories

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Our Christmas Wishes

Impremedia — Wed, 24 Dec 2014 15:12:04 +0000

As is tradition, Christmas is a good time to make a list with our wishes for a better world.Unfortunately, Santa Claus won’t be the one in charge of fulfilling them. In most cases those wishes require compromise, effort and a dose of Christmas generosity to see beyond oneself and personal interests. Those are some of […]

A Pending Debt with workers

Impremedia — Wed, 10 Dec 2014 11:12:01 +0000

The economic recovery is in full force. In November, 321,000 new jobs were created, making 2014 the year with the most job growth since 1999.This is a quite extraordinary piece of news. The jobless rate has gone down from 7% to 5.8%, and the median job gain was of 224,000 a month. Economists say that […]

Business leaders to showcase economic power of Latinos at a summit

Impremedia — Tue, 18 Nov 2014 19:11:00 +0000

Latino business leaders will gather this week for the 14th Annual Wall Street Summit in New York City to showcase the critical role Latinos play in…

Closing educational achievement gaps would grow the U.S. economy

Impremedia — Mon, 10 Nov 2014 16:11:00 +0000

Closing the educational achievement gap that exists between black and Hispanic children and their white, non-Hispanic counterparts would improve the U.S. economy over the next…

The Election and The Economy

Impremedia — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 15:11:05 +0000

The American people’s frustration with the economy took conservatives to the polls, left liberals at home and made Republicans win the Senate majority.The debate about the economy during this election was won by the Republican vision of creating new jobs through to the construction of the Keyston XL pipeline, deregulation of federal private sector standards, […]

Puerto Ricos citizens leave island despite improving economy

Impremedia — Tue, 12 Aug 2014 12:08:00 +0000

Puerto Ricos economy is on the mend, but it may take more than an improving economy to keep the islands citizens from moving to the…

There are more jobs, but

Impremedia — Mon, 28 Apr 2014 14:04:05 +0000

The news on the economic recovery is mixed. One very good piece of news is that the number of jobs created already surpasses those lost during the Great Recession. The other, quite concerning, indicates that 44% of those created are lower-wage jobs, a sector which lost 22% of its jobs starting during the 2008 crisis.This […]

Estado de Sao Paulo presenta guía de circuitos turísticos durante el Mundial

Impremedia — Thu, 10 Apr 2014 19:04:00 +0000

El Gobierno del estado brasileño de Sao Paulo presentó hoy en el Museo del Fútbol, en el estadio Pacaembú, una guía de circuitos turísticos de la más rica y poblada de las regiones del país con motivo del Mundial del 2014.

Hispasat difundirá la Copa Mundial de Fútbol en Europa y América

Impremedia — Thu, 10 Apr 2014 09:04:00 +0000

Hispasat, el operador español de comunicaciones por satélite, ha firmado hoy un acuerdo con la empresa de transporte audiovisual Overon para la difusión en Europa y América de la Copa Mundial de Fútbol de 2014, que se celebrará del 12 de junio al 13 de julio en Brasil.

Moody’s advierte de que el Mundial tendrá impacto “poco duradero” en Brasil

Impremedia — Mon, 31 Mar 2014 13:03:00 +0000

La agencia de calificación de riesgo Moody's advirtió hoy de que el Mundial de fútbol, que se celebra del 12 de junio al 13 de julio de este año, tendrá un impacto "poco duradero" sobre la economía de Brasil.

La Fuerza Aérea Brasileña adquiere un avión no pilotado para cuidar los estadios

Impremedia — Sat, 29 Mar 2014 10:03:00 +0000

La Fuerza Aérea Brasileña (FAB) compró hoy un avión no pilotado, conocido en inglés como "drone", que será utilizado para la vigilancia en los doce estadios donde se disputará el Mundial de fútbol entre el 12 de junio y el 13 de julio.

Pelé y Neymar dan su último adiós a la Kombi, la furgoneta de los brasileños

Impremedia — Fri, 28 Mar 2014 11:03:00 +0000

El exfutbolista brasileño Pelé y el delantero del Barcelona Neymar dieron hoy su último adiós a la Kombi, la furgoneta "hippie" de Volkswagen que marcó la vida de millones de brasileños durante décadas.

Taxistas de la mayor ciudad brasileña estudian huelga a pocos días del Mundial

Impremedia — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 07:03:00 +0000

Los taxistas de Sao Paulo, la mayor ciudad brasileña, estudian realizar una huelga general, con la que pretenden bloquear el perímetro urbano, como represalia por el anuncio de prohibición de circulación en los corredores exclusivos para autobuses, informó hoy una fuente próxima al sindicato.

Una comitiva holandesa prueba el metro de Sao Paulo de cara al Mundial

Impremedia — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 08:02:00 +0000

Una comitiva de autoridades holandesas entre las que se encontraba el embajador en Brasil, Kees Rade, viajó hoy en el metro de Sao Paulo para conocer las instalaciones de movilidad de la ciudad que acogerá el partido inaugural del Mundial, así como uno de los encuentros de la selección de Holanda.

An injection for the economy

Impremedia — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 14:02:04 +0000

Increasing the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour will benefit 16.5 million workersa significant amount of people, whose greater purchasing power will help move the economy.The calculation that the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office made about the impact of raising the federal minimum wage also shows that raising this wage will lead some companies to […]

Belo Horizonte perfecciona seguridad y moderniza aeropuerto para el Mundial

Impremedia — Mon, 10 Feb 2014 08:02:00 +0000

Las selecciones encaran los últimos meses de preparación para el Mundial de fútbol Brasil 2014, mientras en el estado de Minas Gerais, uno de los cuarteles generales de varias selecciones latinoamericanas, trabaja para adelantar las obras y mejorar la seguridad de cara al evento.

Brasil encara el Mundial con barreras que salvar en su campo

Impremedia — Sat, 08 Feb 2014 08:02:00 +0000

La muerte de un trabajador más en las obras del estadio Arena Amazonia, en Manaos, el pasado viernes, fue la última piedra de un muro de argumentos que han llevado a cuestionar la organización del Mundial de Fútbol 2014, una barrera que Brasil tendrá que salvar antes de la realización del torneo.

Fríjol “tropeiro”, la atracción en el estadio Mineirao

Impremedia — Sat, 08 Feb 2014 08:02:00 +0000

La experiencia de ir a un estadio de fútbol puede ser definida por el encanto visual, en otros por el sonido ambiente y en muchos hasta por el olor del sudor de vibrar por su equipo, pero en el Mineirao, la arena mundialista de Belo Horizonte, es resumida por el gusto del fríjol "tropeiro".

Gobierno lanza en Campus Party aplicación para red de ambulancias en Mundial

Impremedia — Thu, 30 Jan 2014 08:01:00 +0000

El Gobierno de Brasil pondrá a disposición en las doce sedes del Mundial de fútbol de 2014 una aplicación para teléfonos móviles que integrará el servicio de urgencia de ambulancias con las redes sociales y así permitir la localización del paciente desde cualquier lugar del mundo.

Brasil acuña una serie de monedas con motivos del Mundial de fútbol

Impremedia — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 08:01:00 +0000

El Banco Central de Brasil presentó hoy una serie de monedas conmemorativas con motivo del Mundial de fútbol de 2014, que se juega en este país entre los próximos 12 de junio y 13 de julio.

Food stamps for workers

Impremedia — Mon, 27 Jan 2014 14:01:06 +0000

The economic inequality problem in the U.S. has reached a new record: it was determined that for the first time, the majority of food stamp program beneficiaries are adults instead of children and seniors.An analysis of official data by economists at the University of Kentucky for The Associated Press shows the financial deterioration of the […]

Red española de hoteles refuerza su presencia en Brasil para el Mundial de 2014

Impremedia — Sat, 25 Jan 2014 08:01:00 +0000

La red hotelera española Meliá Hotels anunció hoy la inauguración de un hotel en la Avenida Paulista, el corazón financiero de Brasil, para reforzar su presencia y actuación en el país, que recibirá en menos de cinco meses el Mundial de Fútbol.

Air Europa conectará España y Brasil con una nueva ruta directa

Impremedia — Wed, 22 Jan 2014 08:01:00 +0000

La compañía aérea Air Europa anunció hoy la apertura de una nueva ruta entre Madrid y Santiago de Chile, con tránsito en la ciudad brasileña de Salvador de Bahía, una de las doce ciudades-sede de la Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2014.

Rousseff viaja a Davos para defender su modelo político y buscar inversiones

Impremedia — Tue, 21 Jan 2014 08:01:00 +0000

La presidenta de Brasil, Dilma Rousseff, emprenderá mañana una gira de una semana que la llevará por primera vez en su mandato al Foro Económico Mundial de Davos, en Suiza, y después a Cuba, donde realizará una visita de Estado a su colega Raúl Castro.

La aerolínea brasileña Azul fija un precio máximo de los billetes durante el Mundial

Impremedia — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 08:01:00 +0000

La aerolínea brasileña Azul anunció hoy en Sao Paulo que fijará un techo máximo de 999 reales (420 dólares) en el precio de sus billetes nacionales durante la celebración del Mundial de Fútbol 2014, informó la compañía.

Nissan rescinde el patrocinio da Vasco da Gama tras gresca en estadio

Impremedia — Mon, 16 Dec 2013 08:12:00 +0000

El fabricante japonés de automóviles Nissan anunció hoy la rescisión de su contrato de patrocinio con el club brasileño Vasco da Gama tras los hechos de violencia que empañaron la última jornada de liga del Campeonato Brasileño.

Empresa con derechos sobre Neymar cierra sus operaciones tras la venta del jugador

Impremedia — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 08:12:00 +0000

La empresa DIS, que era dueña de parte de los derechos del atacante Neymar y de otros futbolistas en Brasil, cerrará sus operaciones después de la venta del jugador al Barcelona, según anunció hoy el abogado de la firma.

El ministro de Turismo de Brasil descarta grescas en los estadios durante el Mundial de 2014

Impremedia — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 08:12:00 +0000

El ministro brasileño de Turismo, Gastão Vieira, afirmó hoy que la posibilidad de que los hechos violentos ocurridos el pasado domingo durante la última jornada de liga se repitan durante el Mundial "son nulos".

Foro en Brasil discute la gestión de los estadios deportivos y los próximos desafíos

Impremedia — Tue, 03 Dec 2013 08:12:00 +0000

El Primer Foro de Gestión de Arenas y Estadios discutió hoy la administración de los diferentes campos de fútbol de Brasil, así como los grandes desafíos a los que se enfrentan los clubes del país sudamericano para llevar a los aficionados a los terrenos de juego.

Las obras en el estadio mundialista de Sao Paulo se reanudan después del accidente

Impremedia — Mon, 02 Dec 2013 08:12:00 +0000

Las obras en el estadio Arena Corinthians, uno de los escenarios del Mundial de Fútbol Brasil 2014 y sede del partido inaugural, se reanudaron hoy después del accidente del último miércoles, en el que dos operarios murieron por la caída de una de las estructuras metálicas que era colocada.

Un vuelo de TAP unirá Lisboa con el corazón de la Amazonía brasileña

Impremedia — Thu, 28 Nov 2013 08:11:00 +0000

La aerolínea portuguesa TAP inaugurará en junio del año próximo un vuelo entre Lisboa y Manaus, considerada como el corazón de la Amazonía brasileña y que será una de las sedes del Mundial de fútbol de 2014, informaron hoy fuentes oficiales.

Messi lanzará biografía en 2014 con firmas de Blatter, Guardiola y Platini

Impremedia — Wed, 27 Nov 2013 08:11:00 +0000

El jugador del Barcelona y la selección argentina Lionel Messi lanzará una biografía en 2014 en las que aparecerán los comentarios de compañeros, rivales y otros personajes del fútbol como Pep Guardiola, Joseph Blatter y Michel Platini, según anunció hoy en Sao Paulo la fundación que lleva su nombre.

Empresa brasileña de turismo aliviada con clasificación de Francia y Portugal

Impremedia — Wed, 20 Nov 2013 08:11:00 +0000

La estatal brasileña responsable por el fomento del turismo manifestó hoy su satisfacción por la clasificación al Mundial de 2014 de Francia y Portugal, dos países que son importantes emisores de visitantes para Brasil.

El Gobierno brasileño exige explicaciones a los hoteles por sus precios en el Mundial

Impremedia — Fri, 08 Nov 2013 08:11:00 +0000

El Gobierno brasileño exigió explicaciones a varias cadenas hoteleras por las subidas de precios "abusivas" durante el Mundial de fútbol de 2014, informaron hoy fuentes oficiales.

Los clubes brasileños discuten alternativas para mantener los estadios del Mundial

Impremedia — Tue, 05 Nov 2013 08:11:00 +0000

El mantenimiento de los estadios que Brasil construyó o reformó para el Mundial que organizará en 2014 pasa por "reinventar la fórmula" para que el aficionado "se quede más tiempo" o acuda otros días al estadio, coincidieron hoy en Sao Paulo participantes del seminario de negocios en fútbol Business FC.

Acusan ante la Justicia a aerolíneas brasileñas por precios abusivos en el Mundial

Impremedia — Fri, 01 Nov 2013 07:11:00 +0000

El órgano de defensa del consumidor de Río de Janeiro, el Procon, puso hoy una denuncia ante la Justicia contra cinco aerolíneas y contra la Agencia Nacional de Aviación Civil (Anac) de Brasil por los "precios abusivos" de los pasajes de avión que se venden para la época del Mundial de fútbol de 2014.

Un estudio identifica señales de “españolización” en los clubes brasileños

Impremedia — Wed, 30 Oct 2013 07:10:00 +0000

El fútbol brasileño presenta sus primeros síntomas de "españolización", en referencia a la tendencia de concentración del poder económico en pocos clubes de la Liga, tal y como pasa en España con el Barcelona y el Real Madrid, según un estudio divulgado hoy por el banco Itaú.

El Gobierno brasileño pedirá a las aerolíneas que moderen sus precios en el Mundial

Impremedia — Fri, 25 Oct 2013 07:10:00 +0000

El Gobierno brasileño se reunirá el próximo 31 de octubre con las principales aerolíneas del país para discutir los precios de los vuelos locales durante el Mundial 2014, que se han encarecido en los últimos meses, informaron hoy fuentes oficiales.

El Gobierno brasileño vigilará posibles abusos con precios en el Mundial

Impremedia — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 07:10:00 +0000

El Gobierno brasileño anunció hoy que ha decidido crear un grupo interministerial que se ocupará de hacer un seguimiento a los precios de pasajes aéreos, hoteles y restaurantes, a fin de impedir abusos durante el Mundial de fútbol del 2014.

Falcao renueva con el BBVA como imagen del banco español en Colombia

Impremedia — Wed, 16 Oct 2013 07:10:00 +0000

El delantero de la selección colombiana de fútbol Falcao García renovó por un año y medio como imagen del banco BBVA en el país, informó hoy el presidente ejecutivo de la entidad española en Colombia, Oscar Cabrera.

El banco Santander entra en el libro Guinness con el mayor concurso deportivo

Impremedia — Fri, 04 Oct 2013 07:10:00 +0000

El banco Santander entró en el libro de los Guinness Record con el "Santander Fútbol Pasión", el concurso de conocimiento deportivo con mayor número de participantes en el mundo, 1,15 millones en total, y que culminará mañana con la última etapa, informó hoy la filial brasileña de la institución bancaria.

El Gobierno francés augura que los salarios altos a los futbolistas bajarán

Impremedia — Tue, 01 Oct 2013 07:10:00 +0000

El ministro francés de Hacienda, Bernard Cazeneuve, se mostró hoy convencido de que los salarios más altos de los futbolistas bajarán, algo a lo que contribuirá el nuevo impuesto a los que ganan más de un millón de euros anuales, que les afectará como a cualquier otra empresa.

El Manchester United registra ingresos récord de 434 millones de euros

Impremedia — Wed, 18 Sep 2013 07:09:00 +0000

El club de fútbol inglés Manchester United registró unos ingresos récord de 363 millones de libras (434 millones de euros) durante el pasado ejercicio fiscal, un aumento del 13,4 % respecto al año anterior, informó hoy la entidad deportiva.