Las elecciones provocan incertidumbre sobre la cúpula de Telefónica
La convocatoria de elecciones generales para el 29 de noviembre pone súbitamente sobre la mesa la posibilidad o no de la continuidad en sus cargos de los directivos que han sido aupados al poder a lo largo de los años de dominio del Ejecutivo por parte de la coalición de Gobierno liderada por el PSOE. Leer
The recent general elections have created uncertainty regarding the future of Telefónica's leadership, particularly around the position of Marc Murtra, the current executive president. The elections have brought to light the importance of Murtra's ties with the PSOE and the potential loss of his support if the PP forms the next government.
Murtra took over as executive president in January 2024, and his closeness to socialists, including his replacement of Jos� Mar�a �lvarez-Pallete, has been seen as a political change, especially given the PSOE's influence in the company. The company is significantly backed by the state and other major stakeholders, such as STC and Criteria Caixa, which could make it challenging for Murtra to retain his position if the PP gains power.
While Murtra's professional track record is noteworthy, the lack of action on certain issues, such as the creation of Telepedro, adds to the uncertainty surrounding his leadership.
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