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Corporate Policy in Mexico During the Porfirian Age. The Telephone Companies, 1881-1905
In Mexico City, in the heyday of the Porfirio Díaz’s regime (1877-1911), a telephone system was developed by a private carrier, whose parent company was American Bell Telephone Company, which grew into a privately owned monopoly that served a clientele made up mostly of businessmen and government in
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