"Companies can be penalised for mistakes of their employees in competitive activities".

Alfonso Vara Miguel is a professor of Journalism at the Faculty of Communication (FCOM) of the University of Navarra, where he teaches Economics and Economic Journalism, as well as accounting and finance in the Master in Corporate Reputation (MERC). He is also a member of the Center for Internet Studies and Digital...

Our political leaders are repeating the same news. The mediated dramatism keeping us hostage daily to tighten their negotiations makes the last weeks since the elections seem years. But what happens to these figures when they come into contact with power? This week Antonio Garrigues released his new poetry book,...

Fernando Matesanz, Managing Director of Spanish VAT Services Asociados, evaluates in this video the results of the Madrid VAT Forum 2020, the second edition of the VAT congress promoted by his firm and organised, on this occasion, together with Thomson Reuters. Matesanz, very satisfied with the response of the speakers...

The spur that has infected our lives has also infiltrated politics. One month in the 21st century is much more than a year of the twentieth century, and a year equals a decade. While the no-confidence motion that sprung Pedro Sánchez into power from the hands of a heterogeneous group of...

PROA interviews the opinion editor of El Mundo on the importance of recovering the classics to understand the present. Jorge Bustos (Madrid, 1982) is a crack that opens up between the noise of current political events and the silence that the craft of writing demands. He defines himself as...

"Crisis communication is increasingly important in companies. It is a threat to relations with a target audience and as relations are increasingly weak, any threat can break them. Ideally, crisis communication should not be seen as the last link, but as another link in prevention and preparation". Yago de la...