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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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PRISA Media’s executive chairperson, Carlos Núñez, has spoken of new technologies and the future of the sector in an interview with radio station ADN Chile on the occasion of the forum 'Social challenges in Latin America', organized by El País and the Organization of Ibero-American States.

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PRISA’s executive chairperson, Joseph Oughourlian, spoke this Wednesday of the company’s prospects for growth, saying that the Group has a great future in education and in the media. Speaking at a breakfast organized by the Nueva Economía Forum, Oughourlian said that the Group’s brands play a fundamental role in Spanish democracy and in all those countries where they are present.

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