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[UPDATED] Acquisition of El Universal to be challenged in Panama
Alek Boyd Thu, 09/18/2014 - 10:29

Let me start with the basics: El Universal, one of Venezuela's oldest newspapers, was sold recently to a Spanish company called Epalisticia.

Epalisiticia, a €3,500 shell registered in July 2013, has one shareholder: Tecnobreaks Inc.

[UPDATED] Spain's €3,500 Epalisticia buys El Universal for €90 million

10 years ago By Alek Boyd

Insistent rumours had been making the rounds for some time about the alleged sale of El Universal, Venezuela's oldest and last standing independent newspaper. The sale, for an alleged €90 million, was confirmed this week. The new director is meant to be Jesús Abreu Anselmi, an obscure individual with a rather interesting past link to Gustavo Gomez Lopez's Banco Latino and, more recently, to turncoat -and former Gomez Lopez partner- Gustavo Cisneros.

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