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AN UNCERTAIN SEAOUR ROADMAP
The beacon that illuminates the trends in the different political and social fields relevant to the business world.
At PROA Comunicación, we are convinced of the important role we play in the development of society through the improvement of communication.
The Observatory was born as a space for meeting, reflection and dialogue, in which a genuine and intelligent exchange of points of view can take place, a place to go to share ideas and explore collective knowledge, which serves as a compass in the current context of excessive information and half truths.
The beacon that illuminates the trends in the different political and social fields relevant to the business world.
At PROA Comunicación, we are convinced of the important role we play in the development of society through the improvement of communication.
The Observatory was born as a space for meeting, reflection and dialogue, in which a genuine and intelligent exchange of points of view can take place, a place to go to share ideas and explore collective knowledge, which serves as a compass in the current context of excessive information and half truths.
“The story of the last six years in Spain is almost a thriller”, conversation with José Antonio Zarzalejos
“The story of the last six years in Spain is almost a thriller”, “The King Emeritus has betrayed his son”, “(Juan Carlos I) will not
PROA Report —— US Elections 2020
The presidential elections are filled with uncertainty following the first results. PROA analyses the context and how the victory of the Republican or Democrat will affect
Spain’s reconstruction, with Ana Pastor
Ana Pastor, vice president of the Congress of Deputies and spokesperson for the PP in the Commission for Reconstruction, inaugurated the first post-COVID PROA Observatory
Public Emergencies, with Raimundo Herráiz
Prevention, learning from others who have been through the same thing, protocolizing actions, coordinating the dissemination of information and evaluating what has been done are
The secret of success, with Olga Cuenca
“The secret of success is hard work, continuous training and being with others, not shutting yourself up, negotiating, sharing points of view”, summarised Olga Cuenca,
What happens in the Spanish electricity sector, with Rafael Villaseca
Rafael Villaseca, former CEO of Gas Natural Fenosa and current President of the Naturgy Foundation, participated in a new edition of the PROA Communication Observatory
The Spanish economy and its pending challenges, with Cristóbal Montoro
“There are reasons to think that this can go well, as long as policies do not spoil it,” concluded Cristobal Montoro, former Finance Minister of
Regaining Madrid for everyone, with José Luis Martínez-Almeida
“The centre-right cannot stay at home on 26 May”, insisted José Luis Martínez-Almeida, PP candidate for Mayor of Madrid, repeatedly during his speech at the