Economy denies it canceled Brisa’s investment in Radiopolis
The Ministry of Economy (SE) This Monday denied that The National Committee for Foreign Investments The neutral metropolis eliminated Presa in the Radiopolis system, which stands at 50 percent.
In a statement, the Secretariat is responsible for Tatiana Clother He explained that various memoranda have been submitted by the alleged legal representatives of Radiópolis to cancel and cancel the neutral Prisa investment.
The SE clarification comes after it turns out that the The National Authority for Foreign Investments It allegedly canceled Brisa’s investment in the Radiopolis system, which means Corporativo Cora, the other investor with 50 percent of the radio station, will remain in full control.
Through the various submissions made by persons with questionable representation and in the midst of ongoing litigation (…) Various procedures intended to revoke the aforementioned license And the consequent cancellation thereof, “SE specified in a statement.
In this sense, the agency said it had rejected all requests to cancel or submit without effect Radiopolis is a neutral investment.
However, select that Cancellation would be appropriate Provided that who promoted the appeal, to ensure potential damages to third parties – other shareholders of Radiópolis – filed Guarantee deposit ticket For 107 million, 328 thousand 132 pesos were not laid.
He said, “In the event that the petitioner submits the guarantee requested by the authority, this situation does not prejudge the analysis of the grounds for settling the submitted review appeal.”
The Ministry of Economy clarified that on January 20 this year, Radiopolis has requested to determine what suits it correctly, so such measures will be considered in all settlement procedures by the agency.
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