CNBC original short-form videos, subtitled in Spanish, will be hosted on the homepage of various Prisa online properties, including the Spanish titles El Pais and Cinco Dias.
“We are delighted to enter this partnership, which allows CNBC to serve the Spanish-speaking business community, not only in Spain, but also in Latin America where Prisa Noticias publications and their websites have a strong following,” said CNBC senior vice president of international news and programming John Casey in a statement.
At least five CNBC videos each day will be subtitled and made available through this deal, which also includes co-branding commitments and opportunities for further collaboration in future.
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