Overview

• A New York judge, Andrea Masley, found Salinas in contempt and ordered him to pay AT&T $20 million within two weeks or be jailed at Rikers Island, prompting a $25 million bond filing and an appeal.
• The contempt order, previously undisclosed, also named Francisco Borrego, a senior legal adviser to Salinas’s companies, according to Bloomberg’s reporting.
• Mexico’s tax authority maintains contested claims totaling roughly 74–75 billion pesos across at least 32 active lawsuits, an amount officials say rose by about 11 billion pesos in the past year.
• U.S. investors led by Cyrus Capital and Contrarian Capital report about $565 million owed on TV Azteca bonds and are pursuing a USMCA arbitration, alleging court maneuvers in Mexico delayed payment.
• Salinas denies any personal tax debt, accuses the government of using the SAT to intimidate him, and says a 2023 settlement framework for 10 billion pesos stalled after only 2.6 billion was paid.