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Mário Ferreira, elected president of the Media Capital Board of Directors on Tuesday, criticized the position of the Communications Regulatory Body, which had raised doubts about the identity of the holders of the shares of Media Capital, the economic group that owns TVI. The ERC gave a period of 10 days for shareholders to “present” evidence or take measures to ensure transparency in the ownership of qualified shares. “
“We are here to present ourselves as the Board of Directors, the nine elected, but also as Portuguese who believe in their country, trust in the resilience of the Portuguese economy and want to live in a society in which freedom of the press and pluralism in information continues to be fundamental values of the rule of law and democracy, “he said, also guaranteeing that” it is not hiding behind anyone nor does we seek to capture or condition institutions.
Mário Ferreira also pointed out that ERC’s position could put “more than 1,100 jobs” on hold.
