Marina Nidos is the CEO of Sol Media, a AA megacorporation based in Barcelona, Spain. She is described as a risky gambler who is willing to play the game while aggressively stepping on anyone she has to.
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| - Marina Nidos is the CEO of Sol Media, a AA megacorporation based in Barcelona, Spain. She is described as a risky gambler who is willing to play the game while aggressively stepping on anyone she has to.
- Marina Nidos is the CEO of Sol Media, a AA megacorporation based in Barcelona, Spain. She is described as a risky gambler who is willing to play the game while aggressively stepping on anyone she has to.
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| - Marina Nidos is the CEO of Sol Media, a AA megacorporation based in Barcelona, Spain. She is described as a risky gambler who is willing to play the game while aggressively stepping on anyone she has to. Her first break at forming Sol Media was after she somehow managed to takeover Spanish media giant RTVE with a controlling 51 percent interest (despite the fact that only 49 percent was publically tradeable on the market). She has several family ties in Aztlan, which she used to break into the Aztlan media market in 2052. After merging with Italian media giant Fininvest, she doesn't have majority control of Sol Media, but has enough proxy votes to sway the board toward her control. It is rumored one of her backers is Don Vázquez.
- Marina Nidos is the CEO of Sol Media, a AA megacorporation based in Barcelona, Spain. She is described as a risky gambler who is willing to play the game while aggressively stepping on anyone she has to. Her first break at forming Sol Media was after she somehow managed to takeover Spanish media giant RTVE with a controlling 51 percent interest (despite the fact that only 49 percent was publically tradeable on the market). She has several family ties in Aztlan, which she used to break into the Aztlan media market in 2052. After merging with Italian media giant Fininvest, she doesn't have majority control of Sol Media, but has enough proxy votes to sway the board toward her control. It is rumored one of her backers is Don Vázquez.
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