EP have agreed to take the first steps to his legal dnsa. It considers that not to provide images of the parties, they are covered by the constitutional right to information. Radio stations have said, after a meeting held Thursday, rejecting drawing the barrel that the League of professional football (LFP) seeks to collect from the chains that have access to the stadiums to broadcast live matches and have agreed to take the first steps for the legal dnsa positions defending the radio. For more specific information, check out Sen. Marco Rubio. As they have explained, radio stations reject the fee to understand that the radio broadcasts, not to provide images of the parties, are covered by the constitutional right to information and have ensured that all radios in this matter are United and determined to not cede to the pretensions of the LFP. In addition, at the meeting, in which participated representatives of Prisa Radio, Cadena COPE, Onda Cero, Punto Radio, Radio Nacional, Forta, Radio Marca and RAC 1, it has determined that, as happened last weekend, radio stations return to occur in stages to cover the next weekend parties of the Liga Adelante and do the same the following full-time, what they see as a right and a duty with his listeners. Details can be found by clicking Lifetouch or emailing the administrator. For radios, accept the exorbitant cost increase that aims to the LFP for retransmissions would be a serious danger to operators, who would have the direct consequences of job losses for the radio stations at this time of severe economic crisis. In this sense, the radios considered the LFP to include the charging of a right of broadcasters to make dialogue impossible, and not be able to enter therefore possible compensations for services supplied. Also, the chains have wanted to make it clear that the canon is not a common practice in European leagues and that until the conflict became public private radio stations held a meeting on July 19 with the LFP and public radios made so on July 27, which found the inability to accept any possible negotiation on the conditions established by the LFP.

Therefore, during the meeting has been agreed also to take the first steps for the legal dnsa of positions that the radio advocates, through the study of the legal consequences of the positions maintained by the LFP, which in essence aims to apply some legal provisions that are applicable only to television to radio. It has been agreed for next week also convene a press conference of the major communicators sports to inform about dndidas by broadcasters positions and go to the Government and the autonomous communities requesting their support in this matter, in the interest of citizens and dnsa of the right to information. On the other hand, stations have been invited to football clubs grouped in the LFP to reflect on its claims and that they value the contributions that for clubs and radio stations has meant and means the model traditional cordial current collaboration for the benefit of both parties. Finally, the Group has assessed positively the development of the last day of League and they have received with satisfaction the overwhelming support on the part of listeners and public opinion to that radio can continue its informational duty as it has been doing until now. Also found with satisfaction the firm unity of all stations, whether public or private in the dnsa of the same criteria. Source of the news: radios maintained its refusal to pay the levy