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El Parlamento Europeo aprueba el Paquete de Telecomunicaciones (y no la desconexión de los usuarios)
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Tal y como estaba previsto, esta mañana el Parlamento Europeo aprobó por 510 votos a favor, 40 en contra y 24 abstenciones el controvertido Paquete de Telecomunicaciones, con lo que ahora los países miembros tienen hasta medi (Read More)
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