Spain paper folds on debt

Spain paper folds on debt

MADRID - Agence France-Presse
Spanish newspaper Publico was expected to print its last edition yesterday after saying it was scrapping its print edition because it could no longer pay its bills.

Mediapubli, the company that publishes the paper, failed to find fresh financing to save it in a difficult market for advertising and printed news, a statement on Publico’s website said. “It has not been possible to find investors.
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