The contradictory versions about the anti-Kremlin incursion in Russia, the challenges of the ECB, the EU data protection, the multi-million dollar fine to the parent company of Facebook and the reopening of the Madeleine McCann case in The State of the Union this week.
This week in the State of the Union, we look back on the strangest known event so far in the Ukrainian war, the raid of groups of anti-Kremlin fighters in Belgorod and the conflicting accounts from Kiev and Moscow about it.
Also this week the European Central Bank has celebrated its twenty-fifth birthday. Its president Christine Lagarde has recalled some of the great challenges that the institution faces, derived from global geopolitical changes, digital transformation or the fight against climate change.
On the digital issue, we emphasize the five years of the General Data Protection Regulation, created to protect European consumers against companies that handle their data on the Internet.
Stefan Grobe interviews Isabelle Roccia, Director General for Europe of the International Association of Privacy Professionals about this regulation and the fine of one thousand two hundred million euros imposed on Metaparent company of Facebook.
Also in the program reference is made to the reopening of the search for Madeleine McCann, the three-year-old girl who disappeared sixteen years ago in the south of Portugal at the request of the German Prosecutor’s Office.
Source: Euronews Espanol
