EE UU pide trocear el negocio de Apple, Amazon, Facebook y Google

JOSÉ A. GONZÁLEZ· Jul 24, 2026 · 1:20 AM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 18 views

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U.S. congressional Democrats have released a report calling for the breakup of Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google, citing monopolistic practices. The 400‑page document alleges the firms have used their market dominance to suppress competition and stifle innovation. Lawmakers hope the findings will spur legislative action to restore competition in the digital economy.

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▪The House report, compiled over 16 months, accuses the four tech giants of leveraging their market power to eliminate rivals and hinder innovation.
▪Congressional hearings featured testimony from Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai, Jeff Bezos, and Tim Cook, with Facebook and Google identified as having the strongest monopoly power.
▪The report recommends structural separations, limits on cross‑business operations, and mandatory interoperability of data across platforms.
▪Apple and Amazon defended their positions, arguing they do not dominate any market category and that their market shares are modest.
▪Republican members expressed concern about the size of the companies but disagreed with several of the report’s recommendations.

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EE UU pide trocear el negocio de Apple, Amazon, Facebook y Google Congresistas estadounidenses ven monopolíticos los negocios de los gigantes de Silicon Valley Añádenos en Google (FOTOLIA) JOSÉ A. GONZÁLEZ 08/10/2020 a las 07:04h. Washington abre la guerra contra Silicon Valley. Los congresistas de Estados Unidos piden trocear Amazon, Facebook, Google y Apple tras considerar sus negocios monopolísticos. Estas son las principales conclusiones de la Cámara de Representantes estadounidense liderado por congresistas demócratas. Aseguran en su informe de más de 400 páginas que los gigantes de EE UU «han aprovechado su predominio para erradicar la competencia y reprimir la innovación».

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