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The television network that owns Tigres, Puebla, and Juárez would carry a multimillion-dollar debt for broadcasting rights

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TV Azteca, the television network that owns the broadcast rights for Mexican football clubs Tigres, Puebla, and Juárez, is reportedly facing a multimillion-dollar debt. The financial crisis enveloping the broadcaster has brought to light a complex network of liabilities tied to these valuable sports assets.

The revelations emerged within the context of a commercial bankruptcy proceeding (concurso mercantil) involving the television network. The broadcast rights for these specific Liga MX teams represent some of the company's most heavily evaluated commercial assets amid its ongoing financial restructuring.

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