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Televisa Unit to Invest $450 Million to Attract Internet Users, Broc Says

Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Grupo Televisa SA plans to spend $450 million to upgrade its Mexico City cable operations, improving Internet speeds to attract more customers, said Jean Paul Broc, chief executive officer of the division. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

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