Post by account_disabled on Jan 24, 2024 22:43:57 GMT -5
The former director of the newspaper El Mundo, Pedro J. Ramírez, will found a new media outlet starting in 2015 after reaching an agreement with Unidad Editorial - the newspaper's publishing company - by which the expiration of his contract is brought forward to December 31 change of giving up financial compensation. The "friendly agreement" reached last morning "resolves the differences that arose" regarding the termination of the employment relationship with Unidad Editorial de Pedro J. Ramírez, who was dismissed last February and replaced by Casimiro García-Abadillo, this editor explains in a Press release. Then they agreed that Pedro J. could not write or found another media until 2016 and that he would receive a certain financial compensation until his retirement.
With the signing of the agreement reached this morning, the Riojan journalist renounces receiving said compensation in exchange for being able to write or create a new project as of January 1 of next year. Unidad Editorial has reported Phone Number Database that both parties have assumed the commitment to "act from now on with full loyalty and mutual respect", in addition to not making statements about the other party, "without prejudice to the opinions that the parties may hold on issues." of public interest". On November 19, Pedro J. Ramírez requested urgent precautionary measures from the courts to be able to continue writing in El Mundo or to be able to do so in another media outlet. That request came after Ramírez, who since he was dismissed as director of El Mundo last February, wrote an article in the newspaper every Sunday until last November 2, assured that Unidad Editorial had fired him.
As he explained, after "censoring" his article on Sunday, November 9, they informed him that they were "not going to publish another one," in addition to warning him that he cannot write anywhere else or found his own publication until two years have passed. of his dismissal. The Board of Directors of Unidad Editorial, owned by the Italian communication group Rizzoli Corriere della Sera Mediagroup (RCS), dismissed Pedro J. Ramírez as director of the newspaper last February and placed the until then deputy director, Casimiro García, at the head of the newspaper. Abadillo. The first cousin of the Duchess of Lugo, Simoneta Gómez Acebo, describes the situation very well in the pages of the newspaper: ''If someone at 16 is not a revolutionary, they cannot be at 80.
With the signing of the agreement reached this morning, the Riojan journalist renounces receiving said compensation in exchange for being able to write or create a new project as of January 1 of next year. Unidad Editorial has reported Phone Number Database that both parties have assumed the commitment to "act from now on with full loyalty and mutual respect", in addition to not making statements about the other party, "without prejudice to the opinions that the parties may hold on issues." of public interest". On November 19, Pedro J. Ramírez requested urgent precautionary measures from the courts to be able to continue writing in El Mundo or to be able to do so in another media outlet. That request came after Ramírez, who since he was dismissed as director of El Mundo last February, wrote an article in the newspaper every Sunday until last November 2, assured that Unidad Editorial had fired him.
As he explained, after "censoring" his article on Sunday, November 9, they informed him that they were "not going to publish another one," in addition to warning him that he cannot write anywhere else or found his own publication until two years have passed. of his dismissal. The Board of Directors of Unidad Editorial, owned by the Italian communication group Rizzoli Corriere della Sera Mediagroup (RCS), dismissed Pedro J. Ramírez as director of the newspaper last February and placed the until then deputy director, Casimiro García, at the head of the newspaper. Abadillo. The first cousin of the Duchess of Lugo, Simoneta Gómez Acebo, describes the situation very well in the pages of the newspaper: ''If someone at 16 is not a revolutionary, they cannot be at 80.