América Móvil Hopes to Compete with Pay TV After that...
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América Móvil has sought to expand its offer with Claro TV, but its status as a dominant economic agent in telecommunications imposes restrictions on its participation in the pay TV market.
América Móvil would expect that, if the country's regulatory authorities authorize the sale of AT&T Mexico to Televisa and Fintech Holdings, then Telmex will be able to offer all telecommunications services, including pay TV, which is currently prohibited.
If the operation were to be completed, there would be no reason why América Móvil could not offer all the telecommunications services, said CEO Daniel Hajj.
Daniel Hajj hopes that the Mexican authorities will allow Telmex to offer pay TV, as he believes that there is no reason to prevent it if Televisa will be able to provide all services after the purchase of AT&T.
The director general of América Móvil hopes that the government will allow Telmex to offer all telecommunications services, given the possibility that Televisa will integrate mobile telephony into its Internet and television offer.
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