Eduardo Díaz Corona This is Me

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1. 1. www.responsible-neighbors.org

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   Published on: 11/4/2007   Last Visited: 11/4/2007

   Telmex Chile believes Subtel, the telecommunications regulator, needs to tailor its upcoming unbundling decree so the focus is on service quality guarantees, Telmex Chile general manager Eduardo Díaz Corona said.
   
   "The discussion has been highly centred on costs and prices for unbundling networks, but the key element is to guarantee an excellent quality of service. It is fundamental to establish the rules of the game, because currently there are no rules," he said.

2. 2. Latin Trade

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   Published on: 11/27/2005   Last Visited: 11/27/2005

   What's happening is that users' needs are starting to cross borders and we want to meet those needs, in addition to looking for a growth strategy," says Eduardo Díaz Corona, general director of Telmex Chile and coordinator for Telmex in Colombia and Peru. Telmex's acquisitions in 2004 included phone companies Techtel and Metrored in Argentina, Embratel and cable television operator Net Serviços de Comunicação in Brazil and Chilesat in Chile.

3. 3. Investe Brasil: Noticias>Archive>- Infrastructure>Telmex invests US$50 million in Latin America

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   Published on: 3/11/2004   Last Visited: 6/17/2004

   In Brazil, where Telmex controls mobile telephone operator Claro, the data network would gradually be integrated with its mobile infrastructure to gain synergies, said Eduardo Diaz Corona, Telmex director for South America.
   
   The Mexican company also declared its interest in buying telephone operator Embratel, as an important step in unifying its mobile, fixed, long-distance, internet and data transmission services. In Mexico, Telmex said it was market leader with 15.7 million lines, 2.3 million data connections and 1.4 million internet access accounts. On the Embratel deal, Corona said a conclusion was "still some way off", but did not rule it out.
   
   He said the US$50 million allocated to Latin America would be spent in technological improvements to its networks and potential acquisitions.