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Indra, a publicly traded company, is currently experiencing significant internal conflict centered around its president, Ángel Escribano. Recent news focuses on a proposed deal between Indra and Escribano's family company, EM&E. The Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales (SEPI), a state-owned entity and a significant shareholder in Indra, has publicly opposed any deal with EM&E while Escribano remains president. This disagreement has led to a fractured board of directors and a period of turbulence for the company. The board is meeting amidst these tensions, with Escribano remaining in his position, but the proposed EM&E deal is now off the table. The situation is noteworthy due to the conflict between the government's interests (represented by SEPI) and the company's leadership, raising questions about Indra's future direction and governance.