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Mexico President Alleges US Firm Breached Mexicana Airlines Contract

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador attends an event to mark the 86th anniversary of the expropriation of foreign oil firms in Mexico City

Mexican President announced that a lawsuit has been filed against a US aviation firm for allegedly breaching a contract with Mexicana Airlines. The lawsuit claims that the aviation firm, which had been hired to provide satellite services to Mexicana Airlines, failed to fulfill its contractual obligations.

The President expressed disappointment over the situation, stating that the breach of contract has had a significant impact on Mexicana Airlines' operations. The airline had reportedly entered into an agreement with the US aviation firm to provide satellite services for its fleet of aircraft.

According to the lawsuit, Mexicana Airlines had paid the aviation firm a substantial sum of money for the satellite services. However, the firm allegedly did not deliver the services as agreed upon, leading to disruptions in Mexicana Airlines' flight operations.

The President emphasized the importance of upholding contracts and ensuring that all parties involved fulfill their obligations. He stated that Mexicana Airlines is seeking compensation for the damages caused by the breach of contract.

The lawsuit highlights the challenges faced by airlines in maintaining their operations and the importance of reliable service providers in the aviation industry. Mexicana Airlines is now pursuing legal action to address the breach of contract and seek redress for the financial losses incurred as a result.

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