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• Ceremony to be held in Barcelona on May 4

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• Under the title El pintar diario (The daily painting), the artist presents around 50 works created on the printed edition of the newspaper and on other publications such as Le Monde, Libération, La Repubblica, and Giornale di Sicilia

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• EBITDA and revenue are up 4% at constant exchange rates, excluding one-off effects
• Santillana subscriptions rise 19% to reach 3.6 million
• PRISA Media continues to outpace the market in advertising growth, while EL PAÍS now has 437,000 subscribers
• The Group maintains a solid liquidity position of €196 million, with Free Cash Flow improving by 115%

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• Alberto Polanco Blanco to become Chief Executive Officer of the Group’s education subsidiary effective January 1, 2026

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• Revenue rose 6% and EBITDA grew 9% at constant exchange rates, excluding extraordinary items.
• Santillana reaches 3.4 million subscriptions, with improved margins.
• PRISA Media posts advertising growth and EL PAÍS consolidates its paywall model with over 426,000 subscribers.
• Free cash flow (FCF) increases by 31%, with the Group maintaining a strong liquidity position of €192 million.
• A refinancing agreement was successfully completed in the second quarter, further reinforcing the Group’s financial stability.

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• The forum World in Progress: A Safe Future will bring together senior officials, public-sector leaders, and distinguished experts to address the most pressing security and defense challenges facing Europe today.
• Confirmed attendees include: Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts-de-France region; Sèbastien Lecornu, French Minister of the Armed Forces; Agnès Pannier-Runacher, French Minister for Ecological Transition, Biodiversity, Forestry, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries; Josep Borrell, former EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs; Pavlo Klimkin, former Ukraine Foreign Minister; Arancha González Laya, former Spanish Foreign Minister; Bernard Cazeneuve, former Prime Minister of France, Bernard Émié, former head of France’s foreign intelligence service, the Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE); and senior executives from companies such as Parrot, Dassault Aviation, and Indra.

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