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The promoter of the maneuver has influence in Expansión and seeks to 'assault' his chair The president of Repsol considers that there is a maneuver underway to unseat him from the presidency of the oil company. Antonio Brufau suspects a person, with decisive influence on the newspaper Expansión, as the promoter of the entire operation.As El Confidencial Digital has learned from sources close to the president of Repsol, Brufau is convinced that the person behind the information published this Monday by the newspaper Expansión, in which it was stated that 'Repsol is preparing to replace Brufau' , seeks to occupy his position in the oil company. This is, at least, the intuition that he is transmitting privately these days to people he trusts most.
He suspects that the article reached the Expansión management through a person who has privileged access to Unidad Editorial's economic newspaper so that it could be published at all costs. This circumstance explains, for example, why the exclusive was not signed . There is no clear 'conspirator' Although the president of Repsol does Middle East Mobile Number List not dare to point out anyone as a 'conspirator' - and, therefore, as a possible promoter of the operation to relieve him - in economic circles, some names have already begun to be discussed that would run for the election. presidency . Among others, those of the current president of Endesa ( Borja Prado ) and that of Vueling (Jos ep Piqué) have come to light , induced, most likely, by pressure from the Government of Mariano Rajoy and senior leaders in Genoa.

La Caixa is not behind According to the sources consulted, what Antonio Brufau is clear about is that Repsol's main shareholder, that is, La Caixa , has had nothing to do with it. All this, despite the fact that in a hypothetical change in the presidency of the oil company, the word of Isidro Fainé would be decisive. He is aware that right now Caixabank has other priorities, such as closing the last details of its merger with Banca Cívica , before considering whether or not Brufau's departure is advisable.Slim 's relationship with Fainé has been very close since the Catalan entity acquired 20% of Inbursa, its financial arm, in May 2008. That operation gave the bank two seats on the board of directors of the Mexican company. Subsequently, Carlos Slim took stakes in Caixabank when the bank decided to go public in July of last year.
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