Telemundo Files Claim to Counter Azteca’s Suit
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A legal battle between U.S. Hispanic broadcaster Telemundo and Mexican media company TV Azteca heated up over allegations that Azteca forcibly shut down a Telemundo-affiliated production.
Telemundo, owned by NBC Universal, filed a counterclaim to a lawsuit by Azteca in U.S. federal court in Miami, seeking unspecified damages for an incident in which Azteca “engaged in the wrongful use of force” to curtail production of the reality show “Quinceanera” in Mexico.
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