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• The 65 nominees will be announced on February 1 – and the winners will be revealed in March.
• The awards, organized by PRISA Audio and Cadena SER, will be handed out at a gala ceremony in May.

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• The closing date for submissions is December 31, 2022. 
• On January 31, the jury will announce the list of nominees.
• The awards, organized by PRISA Audio and Cadena SER, will be presented at a gala ceremony in May 2023.

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• The plan links its ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) commitments with the company's business strategy to generate greater value and growth opportunities.
• It is focused on three key commitments: the real and positive impact on people through education (Santillana) and news (Prisa Media); responsible management of employees, supply chain and the environment; and committed and transparent governance.
• PRISA thus reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development as a driver of social and climate transformation, and to continue promoting equal opportunities and the progress of a democratic society.

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• The newspaper hits the milestone figure just two and a half years after the roll-out of its paywall model, with the subscription base growing much faster than at many major  international titles.
• The goal is to surpass the figure of 450,000 subscribers by 2025, with growthdriven by the newspaper's reputation for rigor, transparency and a clear commitment to digital.

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• The Group maintains growth trend fueled by the operating improvement of its businesses and driven by an increase in digital subscribers and advertising diversification.
• Digital revenue grew 30% to account for 34% of the total.
• Santillana now has 2.6 million subscriptions to its Ed Tech models, an increase of 32% so far this year.
• By the end of September, EL PAÍS had a total of 243,490 subscribers, of whom 204,046 were exclusively digital (+68% compared to September 2021).

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• The event, organized by EL PAÍS and the Organization of Ibero-American States, addressed growing social tensions, poverty and inequities in the region
• The event brought together leading figures from the worlds of politics and economics, including: the President of Chile, Gabriel Boric; the chancellor of Chile and the former president of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Antonia Urrejola; the vice president of Colombia, Francia Márquez; the former president of Uruguay, José Mujica; and the secretary general of the Organization of Ibero-American States, Mariano Jabonero.

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