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Emilio Azcárraga Milmo
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Emilio Azcárraga Milmo

Mexican businessman
Also known as: El Tigre
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  • The radio
    radio
    / Mexico

    …was during this decade that Emilio Azcárraga became the central figure in Mexican radio because of his ownership of two major networks. As Mexican radio continued to expand, so did the need for more frequencies; this led to constant renegotiation with the United States, as what one country allowed on…

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    …was during this decade that Emilio Azcárraga became the central figure in Mexican radio because of his ownership of two major networks. As Mexican radio continued to expand, so did the need for more frequencies; this led to constant renegotiation with the United States, as what one country allowed on…

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  • A person holds a smartphone displaying the TelevisaUnivision logo in front of a screen with the company's website and the text "The world's leader in Spanish-language media."
    TelevisaUnivision
    / Origins and early expansion

    …the hands of his son Emilio Azcárraga Milmo and Anselmo.

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    …the hands of his son Emilio Azcárraga Milmo and Anselmo.

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