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The 'Diario Expreso' stops circulating in its printed edition after denouncing alleged harassment by the Government of Daniel Noboa to the companies that they were in the middle for months. The company estimates that in the last year it lost about 70% of its commercial pattern. Our correspondent Carolina Mella extended the information.
The 'Diario Expreso' stops circulating in its printed edition after denouncing alleged harassment by the Government of Daniel Noboa to the companies that they were in the middle for months. The company estimates that in the last year it lost about 70% of its commercial pattern. Our correspondent Carolina Mella extended the information.
