Publimetro Calls for Bankruptcy and Charges Liabilities for Nearly $14 Billion
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Publimetro in Chile, currently a multi-platform newspaper that began as a free circulation newspaper in 2000, requested its bankruptcy in the face of debts with workers, suppliers, banks and basic services companies: In a brief presented in the 15th Civil Court of Santiago, he explained that it is not in a position to reverse its failure and that only ... Continue reading "Publimetro Chile asks to go bankrupt in the face of large debts close to …
Publimetro S.A. requested on Monday its voluntary liquidation before civil justice, after accumulating a total debt of approximately $13,975 million, which considers labor, social and commercial liabilities.
A quarter of a century after breaking into the stations of the Santiago Metro with a formula that altered the Chilean press market, Publimetro S.A. requested its voluntary liquidation before the 15th Civil Court of Santiago, burdened by labor, social, commercial and related debts that reach $13.975 million. [...] La entrada Publimetro calls for its bankruptcy in Chile: the end of a newspaper that revolutionized the free press 26 years ago was fi…
The media operated in the country no less than a quarter of a century ago. It owes journalists, banks and basic accounts and total debt exceeds $14 billion.
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