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Álvarez-Pallete vuelve a Telefónica, pero para ser homenajeado

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By Jose Gonzalez Verified, José Gonzalez, José González Verified
| Canarias7 Verified
15/07/2026 a las 19:27h. Un año y siete meses después, José María Álvarez-Pallete vuelve a Telefónica. Regresa pero no a la cúpula directiva ni tampoco a la plantilla, ... lo hace a la Galería de Presidentes de la compañía en la sede central de la teleco española. Una tarde de invierno de 2025, una citación urgente en Moncloa selló el adiós precipitado de Álvarez-Pallete a la que fue su oficina durante casi una década.
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Telefónica y Digi polarizan la batalla por los clientes móviles en España Original

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By Jose Gonzalez Verified, José Gonzalez, José González Verified
| El Correo Verified
Los datos provisionales de portabilidad correspondientes a junio, a los que ha tenido acceso en exclusiva este periódico, refuerzan esa fotografía. Telefónica terminó el mes con una ganancia neta de unas 22.000 líneas móviles y fue el único gran grupo que obtuvo un saldo positivo frente a todos sus principales competidores.
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Spanish car industry profits plunge 56 per cent as electrification drive and geopolitical tensions take their toll

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By Jose Gonzalez, José Gonzalez, José González Verified
| Sur in English Verified
15/07/2026 a las 15:53h. Tariffs, the shift to electric vehicles, geopolitical uncertainty, supply chain pressures and EU regulations under review combined to make 2025 one of the toughest years for Spain's automotive industry. Although vehicle manufacturers operating in Spain increased their turnover by 3.8 per cent to 80.3 billion euros, net profits fell by 56.3 per cent to 853 million.
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