TV Azteca Took a US$290 Million Loan From an Offshore Bank Before Filing

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Televisión Azteca faces a lawsuit filed on June 2, 2026 by The Bank of New York Mellon before the Federal Court of the Southern District of Florida, related to a loan of 290 million dollars contracted five weeks before the expected start of its commercial contest... The post TV Azteca simulates a loan with minibank to avoid paying its creditors appeared first on The Mexico News.

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September 25, 2026.- TV Azteca faces a new legal dispute in the United States over a $290 million loan that it obtained from AlterBank, a financial institution based in Saint Lucia. The Bank of New York Mellon, representative of the television bondholders, holds before a federal court [...] The entry Demand in the United States to TV Azteca by loan of $290 million before its commercial contest (Redacción Astillero Informa) was first published in…

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The legal action points to a financial framework that connects the debt crisis of Ricardo Salinas Pliego's company with accusations of credit simulation, detours in Puerto Rico and corruption scandals in El Salvador.

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By Daniel Reyes. El Faro_Latin American Summary September 24, 2026. A large American bank accuses a Mexican television station of simulating a loan through a financial one from an island of the Caribbean. Behind the offshore bank, which according to a lawsuit in Florida would have lent 290 million dollars although it has only 4 million dollars [...] La entrada El Salvador. Banco de asesor Venezuela de Bukele is at the demand center for $290 mill…

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One of the financial giants of the United States accuses a large Mexican television network of simulating a loan through a financial institution on an island of the Caribbean. Behind the offshore bank, which according to a lawsuit in Florida would have lent hundreds of millions of dollars although its capital is 4 million, are a couple of Venezuelans, one of whom has been an advisor to Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele.