Attachment 20170209131520-150.p

20170209131520-150.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

1999-05-24

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-19990524-00288 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

IBFS_ITCTC1999052400288_1420451

Streamlined ITC—TZC—19990524—00288 TELMEX/SPRINT COMMUNICATIONS, LLC Categories of Services for 214 Applications (Streamline/Non—streamline) ASSIGNMENT OF LICENSE 0 0O 0 O G GLOBAL FACILITIES—BASED SERVICE GLOBAL FACILITIES—BASED/GLOBAL RESALE SERVICE GLOBAL RESALE SERVICE INDIVIDUAL FACILITIES—BASED SERVICE INTERCONNECTED PRIVATE LINE RESALE SERVICE 0A 0 LIMITED GLOBAL FACILITIES—BASED SERVICE/LIMITED GLOBAL RESALE SERVICE LIMITED GLOBAL FACILITIES—BASED SERVICE O O O LIMITED GLOBAL RESALE SERVICE INMARSAT AND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE SWITCHED RESALE SERVICE O O TRANSFER OF CONTROL— SUBMARINE CABLE LANDING LICENSE 0 0 INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECT Description of Application:

FCG/MELLON May 24 1999 B fore| ie FELC iRA COMMUT ICA® [ONf COMMISSION Washingi m, D 2. 2( 154 ) 111 ie M tter of ) ) /E .\ E [JSPRINT COMN UNIC ATIONS, ) File No. i . _1 Cz id TELMEX INT] RNA "TONAL j ‘‘E N U ES USA, INC. ) ) .a@poli at on for Consentto ‘rans sr Coatrol ) cfijo at on Carrier Holdin —Aut oriza ion ) . w su n to Section 214 of ie C¢ nmunicatic is ) ..c o0 1 34, as Amended, 1 ) Ope ate as an ) : at m iti nal Switched Res le Ca rier ) a6B ) Pursuant to ; ectio 214 ofthe Zom:t unic: ions Act of 1934, as amended, and lecuica— 3.18 of the Com ssion s Rules, Te nex/. print Zomtr unications, LL.C. ("TSC") 1 et :b —r quests the Commi sion‘ cons nt to ransf r con rol o1 TSC to Telmex International ‘‘entu ‘e: USA, Inc. ("Telmex US \"), a whol_ y ow1 sd in irect ubsidiary of Teléfonos de México, S.A. de C.V. ("Telmex" TSC, a 50—50 joint venture between Telmex USA and an indirect subsidiary of Sprint Corporation ("Sprint‘‘), currently holds an international Section 214 switched resale authorization granted on October 30, 1997 ,‘ which became effective on 1 Telmex/Sprint Communications, LL.C., Application for Authority Under Section 214 of the Communications Act for Global Authority to Operate as an International Switched Resale Carrier Between the United States and International Points, Including Mexico, Order, Authorization and Certificate, 12 FCC Red 17551 (1997), applications for review pending. DC_DOCS\209494.1

August 7, 1998." On May 4, 1999, Telmex and Spriit anr ince chei aut dec ion teemnin~*eth~—~joi~t —amni in ol‘ a t and Telme:s‘sint on aco ref int nteae tin ie ) th re s :oe f t selow,prom>»tgra oft iA icat nw gre y se e ob rost e aven a i Ccou sssity by en:uring sme htr sitic for OC‘s xist g bol nol ge 20— S continue to offer: ique nd« mnpe ive Io :o : cas m oo 1 t : 1 rserved Hispanic mm ity. fore ver, is aw 1 1 i ib fe, «s i 1 sprocessed under, eC immi lon‘ iew |—da 1 . t esi pyo cor , 3 use Telmex USA‘ affil e,1 me sff ia} TO 1 : «M ue ) i I i x JSA hereby certif tha twi com y w ithe im ntos [ 0 ns for the affiliat rou C L ddii n, 1 mex SA us n i W ~ 1 : 1 fth other : 1i c s +TSC‘sSection2 aut nmza nw .cor aque apf y io3 med utho . < , 1 Telmex USAand par t,T mex vill mpl fully CD Eko 1 i se« ditio i ; [/Sprir: :ommunica jms, _.L.C., Applicationf: Autt ity __der Section 214 of the C i1 mications Act for Global Authority to Operate as an International Switched Resale Carrier Between the United States and International Points, Including Mexico, Order, File No. ITC—97—127, DA No. 98—1585 (released Aug. 7, 1998), application for review pending, stay denied, Order, DA No. 98—1678 (released Aug. 21, 1998), stay denied, AT&T Corp. v. FCC, Civil Action No. 98—1404 (D.C. Cir. Sept. 28, 1998). 47 C.F.R. § 63.12(c)(v); see also 1998 Biennial Regulatory Review —— Review of International Common Carrier Regulations, IB Docket No. 98—118, FCC 99—51, at 22 (released March 23, 1999). This Application also is presumptively eligible for streamlining, and Telmex is presumptively nondominant on the U.S.—Mexico route, because Telmex USA‘s foreign affiliate, Telmex, is from a WTO Member country (Mexico) and Telmex USA seeks to serve that country solely by reselling the switched services of unaffiliated U.S. international carriers. 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.12(c)(ii), 63.10(a)(4). In order to facilitate the prompt processing of this Application and to minimize any unnecessary administrative burdens on the Commission, however, TSC and Telmex USA are filing this Application under Section 63.12(c)(v) of the Commission‘s Rules. 2 DC_DOCS\209494.1

INTRO UCJ] IP" & PROPC ED co AA s llow aten 0—4 ‘ref atol battle, the ‘omt ssio TSC applicati 1 for ecti ruth ity t pel a as ~7 int nati al s tche cart bet reen ie U1 toes : mat 1al 1 nts, «cluc ig ‘XiCC In 4 zust om: ence opel T¥ zo ubs ueni ‘ ex; nde ve c 1a, 1 xas ad C —Ip idit a to idit: al tal—1 lony lista ice, its © iston is in mat ral { J At ber: ) fa itate alls the by 1 tive o. [ SC a o ha atro ced uni e se ice | JWI 3 "V Xicc m Li rich 1ab) indi 1ual resi« ng ir ie C ted ates ) pa or t ins latic of : rasic ae I: : fol thei slati es it VMexi , as ell : for i mth ser e fe — T% ‘ha: plsisisl wit ts Suc( s in »ringing su inn ativ es t he I par con runi _ Since 7 sd c rati is, 6 1EV( it ar its went 1ave :ram leal about the U anic ark lea ag t n t seva ate their 1 peci e bi 36S5i Specifically, bi and s pa ats lievy hat > OV! all market ill t bett ser i nt focuses its ef I8 € ens1 ng t : prc sio1 f oc petil ‘e traditio1 l lor dist CC serv >s to tie Hispan.. mat 1, w le Telme» jcou: on mtra tional cor _aun tior servives such as México en Linea and other products and services specifically designed for that market. Sprint and Telmex therefore have mutually decided to terminate their joint venture relationship and are proceeding amicably to restructure their operations to ensure that both companies can better serve the U.S. Hispanic population. Telmex USA accordingly proposes to acquire Sprint‘s 50% interest in TSC. Under the terms of the agreement between Telmex USA and Sprint, TSC will be liquidated, and DC_DOCS\209494.1

its assets, including its Section 214 authorizati i, will be distributed to Telmex USA.‘ Telmex TSA t= + —‘Il become the operating entity. T. ON 63.18 INFORMATION Pursuant to Section 63.18 of th Jom ssicn‘: Rales, 7 SC subriit: the folle viag 11 The name, address, and telephe +nu1 er of e ch appli ant are: Transferor: Telmex/Sprint Communication L.L. 9444 Farmham Suite 300 San Diego, California 92123 (619) 268—3681 Transferee: Telmex International Ventures SA, 9444 Famham Suite 300 San Diego, California 92123 (619) 268—3681 TSC is a limited liability company or; uized under the laws of Delaware. T ; a corporation organized under the la of Delaware. 4 Under the terms of their agreement, Sprint (TSC‘s underlying facilities—based carrier) will succeed to TSC‘s base of subscribers to its "Dial 1" and international 800 services. On May 21, 1999, Sprint filed a Petition for Waiver of the Commission‘s authorization and verification rules, 47 C.F.R. §§ 64.1100—64.1190, to the extent necessary to enable Sprint to transfer those subscribers to its customer base without first obtaining each subscriber‘s authorization and verification. DC_DOCS\209494.1

(c) Cor spom ice ncerning this Application should be addressed to: Luis Lope: .ojo Chie Exe ive ‘ficer Teln sx/S; itC imunications. L.L.C. and Chie Ope ing ‘fice ind Secretiry Teln x Im aati al V itures 1( SiA,lac. 9444 Farml n Suite 300 San Jiego alif aria‘! 123 (619 268— 81 with icop ddr sed> Gary M. E cein Teresa D.. er Latham & atki 1001 Pernn lvar Avi ue, N.W. Washingts D.( 200 > (202) 637— 00 and with a ddi nal py addressed to: Leon M. K tent im Kent Y. N: imy Sprint Cor rati« 1850 M St .N V. 11th Floor Washingto D.( 200 (202) 857— 30 (d) TSC holds a glot aut rization under Section 214 of the Act to operate as an international switched resale carrier between the United States and international points, including Mexico (File No. ITC—97—127). Telmex USA has not previously applied for or received authority under Section 214 of the Act. {e)—(g) No response required. DC_DOCS\209494.1

(h) The name, address, citizenship, and princip 1 businesses of any person or entity that cire :t c indir st y w s atleasttin; n :nt ofthe e uity of Telmex USA, and the perceati ze of squity » m 1 y each of tios e tities (to tt nearest one percent), are: —la ie Teléfonos de /A fico, S.A. «: C.YV. .ud reos: Parque Viil 8 Colonia C 1a1 it« noe 06599 Mecc ,] .F. Mexico lt ze ship: Mexico n c al Bu it ss Telecomn un :a ons and re ted serv es Cene Owr n ab : 100% Ta ie Carso Glo »al [se scom, S.A 1e C.V. ud reos: Ayv. Insurgen :s ur 3500 Colonia Pefis ?¢ ire Tlalpan, Mex :c D.F. 14060 Mexico it ze ship: Mexico _fi ci alBuir ss Holding com ar : for teleco imunica ons—relatedinvestments Cerce :Owr n m : 22% of Telm « Telmex C rs Glot 1 e :c mand Telme U A have or rill have the following interlocking director te : ‘bh fi lowit ;i e In ctors of both a o Global 1 lecom a d Telmex: Ing. Carlos Slim .eaag, og.Ja n C i > Pardo, Ing. Ula dio X. Got :alez Laporte, C.P. Juan Antonio FPerez jimon it |Lic Carlos Slim Don t. 5 Telmex wholly owns Telmex USA through a series of holding companies. Telmex holds 99.9% of Sercotel, S.A. de C.V., a Mexican holding company. Cercotel holds 99.9% of Inmobiliaria Aztlan, S.A. de C.V., a Mexican holding company. Inmobiliaria Aztlan holds 100% of Telmex International, Inc., a Delaware holding company. Telmex International, Inc. in turn holds 100% of Telmex USA. France Telecom, the French telecommunications company, holds approximately 5% of Telmex‘s capital stock. Telmex‘s shares also are publicly traded and therefore may be held by other non—U.S. interests. In addition, SBC Communications, Inc., the U.S. Regional Bell Operating Company, holds less than 10% of Telmex‘s capital stock. DC_DOCS3\209494.1

‘"he following are direct©« s of arso Global Tels am : d alt nate direc ors of Telm x: ‘ic. Jose Kuri Harfush, ( P. H nberto Gutierre: Dlve —Zul zarreta, Li . Marco Ar :onio ilim Domit and Lic. Pat 0 $ m Domit. n addition to being a di1 stor ‘Carso Global T Ccot and slmex, Ing Jaim Chi o ardo : a di ctor of Te iex 1| JA. i) ‘elm x USA cer ies 1 it it| "affiliatec vith i "fo ign< rrie ‘und Sec ion 63.09(d) and ( of t e Commis: ules. Specifical TS 1iex I iA h ian ffilia jmw th a foreign carrier 1 Me ico by vir s of e fac that it is v olly wne by ai indi set su_sidis :y of Telmex, a Me can | :lephone c« ipar 0) ‘elm x USA cer ies it it : <eks to pro de i Sma mal> leco amur sations services to a d tina on country mher ‘he f lowing ar 1) Where it : a fo ign c rrier in th: cout ~y, C istru g°"f reign amer" as including a ca er ; Efiliated wi 6 reig carmier‘ u ler & stiot ;3.05 4) and (e) ‘the 6 Commission‘s lules. As noted jove [Telx xUSA se s to ‘Ovic inte ational telecommunic ons services to exic , whe e it is affil ted > th, : 1 wh lly owned y, Telmex. 3) Where an atity hat c ms more t in 25 perce t of‘ »Imex USA or that controls Telmc.. USA, controls a fore: 1 Ccar er in that country. Telmex L JA seeks to provide international telecommunications services to Mexico, where Carso Global Telecom controls Telmex. (k) Mexico is a Member of the World Trade Organization. (1) Telmex USA will file the quarterly traffic reports required by § 43.61(c) of the Commission‘s Rules. DC_DOCS\209494.1

(m) ot at lical sbee use‘ sImex USA is nots :king tthi :imeto be sguli :d as qon—dominant rthe rovi on c inter ational cor m nicai mss vice :o Mexico (n) Ime US, cert es tl tith—inot ig sed t acce spe alco cess ns d sctly or indirectly fr a1an jore aca erv hres ectt a yU.. inte atio lrow s wk re th foreign carrier osse: :s m ‘ket: »wer nthe forei n nd o. chern tea .wil ri0te teri > such agreemen in t!l fun (0) slme US. cert es,f rsua to § ci ons 1 2001 iwou i1.2 13 0 the Commission‘s ules hat1 par tot :app catic i subj :tto deni ofF dera jene s pursuant to See on 5 )1 0 he i ti—D ig Al se it (f19i ij, 21 .S.C §85 i. (p) ais + plic ion« alifi sfor rear irsdpr cessi ;put iant +§ 6 12(c v) because the aff ated estit tion :ark (Me ‘co) ia WTC Menr sercce nitry nd 1 Imes JSA agrees to becl;i sifie as a omit atc: 4ert the: fiuated estin ion— untr und +<§ 6. .:0, without prejud :to: rig) top itior ‘orre lassification &. a lat dats III. GRAN OF HIS PP I[CA ION YILL SERVE TH PUBLI IN :RE I,C NY NIE) CE AND NECESS TY ‘om; grar ofth ; Applicatic_m will greatly serve epu ic it srest, convenience art neo sity. Hisp ic Americans currently are underservy i1 by existing. telecommunications providers. Terminating the joint venture relationship and enabling Sprint to focus more directly on bringing competitive traditional long distance services to the Hispanic market, while Telmex USA concentrates on providing nontraditional services to that market, will enhance service to the entire market in ways that a single company cannot do on its own. Indeed, 6 See also note 3 supra. DC_DOCS\209494.1

TSC $Xp enc o d: wit ts I xicc n L :‘a product suggs s that : 1 uniq |, nont: itic ucts ad s vice hat ‘¢ ta red to the needs fHisp: : Ame ans with stror ult l ti to L in A eric n g Gell id M=exicc in pa cular 1 be en cal tc ensu thi: nde Jopi tiot las a CSS bas c tele mmur tions : vice Teln wi. ‘{ont 16 a , gnt id T SUS | . these inn ative j lucts : iset ces, prov An ical wit] asy 2SCES o th e services ; a low :‘ost th the ind their ion: y ha : pai 1CSS ;> thi App atic und the w stream. ed prc ures x 1len: e that Teln onti & to rovi : the imil services t the me inders ved segn spar pot latic in a Sam uninterruy :d mar . TSC per: s an ongec rith isti1 cus ner ind : es in twel cities Arizor Tex . and Calii sust 1CTS id e »loy °S n¢ inty and a nooth asitior > the restr ise. e si ifici tly, s Apry lica es no new iSsuCcs. mex l A se s only cor e ope .6 u; er 1 2‘s Se ctio ithorizatic as cul ly cor tion , and Teln /S an( is pf nt, Telme will c am; ful with those conditi . Moreover, ll of the i: es tnat TSC‘s competitors previously raised about a Telmex—affiliated entity operating in the United States and the state of long distance competition in Mexico have been briefed repeatedly. Even assuming those issues were validly raised in prior proceedings —— and, in light of U.S. WTO commitments, they were not —— those issues have since been resolved among the parties or by the Mexican Government. As the Commission is aware, U.S. carriers and Telmex recently resolved the most contentious of those issues —— the level of U.S.—Mexico settlement rates DC_DOCS\209494.1

—— with Telmex agreeing to reach the $0.19 benchmark rate on July 1, 1999, fully six months at~ ‘ "" _~_ mission‘s deadline.‘ rticularly in light of the interests of TSC‘s existing customers and employees a 1 in the Hispanic community for the services that Telmex USA plans to C ie, TSC and Telmex USA urge the Commission to grant this Application E 7 To the extent the Commission believes any further issues remain with respect to the entry of a Telmex—affiliated entity into the U.S. long distance market, Telmex USA would not object to moving pending proceedings, such as the fully briefed Show Cause Order, to the new docket. See Telmex/Sprint Communications, L.L.C., Application for Authority under Section 214 of the Communications Act for Global Authority to Operate as an International Switched Resale Carrier Between the United States and International Points, Including Mexico, Order to Show Cause, File No. ITC—97—127, DA 98—2400 (released Nov. 24, 1998). 10 DC_DOCS\209494.1

FROM LATHAM & WATKINS WASH DC #2 (WED) 5. 19‘ 99 21:03/8T. 20:59/N0. 4261479727 P 13 IV. CONCLUSION For the foregoing reasons, th: Commission should grant its consent to the transfer of control of TSC to Telmex USA under the Commission‘s new streamlined processing procedures. Respectfully submitted, TELMEX/SPRINT COMMUNICATIONS, LE. Luis Lopez R Chief Executve Ficer TELMEX INTERNATIO «AL VENTUIES USA, INC. e¥~ Chief Opera D Ficer and Secretary May 24, 1999 11 DC_DOC5\209494.1

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 11 er: by certify that I hae> is 24th day of: Aay, 199§, c us id sopies »ftae foregoing "A; plisat on "to bi: servec. b: h; nc delive y im i ie followi ag Chairmat V illi ar E. Kennard Conm: aissioner us an Ness Federal C on mni :ations Comtr iis: i01 Fede: al Commnivzat m ; Comriisio: 445 Tweifth St set, S.W. 445 " welfth Stiee, S W Washingion, D C. 20554 Wast ington, D.C. 2(55 1 Commissioner Aichael Powell Comaissioner Harol Furchtgott—Rot i Federal Commnications Commissio1 Fede: al Communicat ns Commissio: 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. 445 12th Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Washington, D.C. 20554 Commussioner Clot a ‘ Iristani An Fi zg:rald Federal Comi im iic: ticas Comm: ssi on Jecer: l C ommuiic itic as Comm ss: on 445 Twelfth S trest, s V. 4i T~ zseifth Street, S V. Washington, J.C. : 05 54 ‘Neashi igion, D.C. 20554 Dan Connors ‘YMashiJ MacB id : Federal Comiawm ic: ticns Comm: ssi on ecer: l Commuiic itic as Comm ssion 445 Twelfth i tre st, s.W. 4i Ts relfth Street, SS V. Washington, 0.C. : 0554 Washi igton, D.C. 205 54 Paul Misener Karen Gulick Federal Communic: tions Commission _ Feders | Communicatic as Commission 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Washington, D.C. 20554 Roderick K. Porter Peter Pappas Acting Chief International Bureau International Bureau Federal Communications Commission Federal Communications Commission 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Washington, D.C. 20554 DC_DOCS\209494.1

Rebecca Arbogast Kathy O‘Brien Chief, Telecommunications Division International Bureau International Bureau Federal Communications Commission Federal Communications Commission 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 Washington, D.C. 20554 Sherille Ismail Ken Stanley International Bureau Telecommunications Division Federal Communications Commission International Bureau 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 445 Twelfth Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 4in Teresa D. Baer DC_DOCS\209494.1

LATHAM & WATKINS PAUL R. WATKINS i8998 — 1973) ATTORNEYS AT LaAW NEV C 0 ik or ing DANA LATHAM (1898 — 1974) @as THIRC a/! NUE stitE i00: !On! PFNNSYLVANIA ZVE., N.w. NEV YORK. EV rORK Co.l2—48 iz PHONLI (212) t 0 3+ 200, Fax 7liies CHIGAGO OFFiCE itE i3oc sEARS TOWER, suiTE se00 CHICAGO, ILLINOIs sosos A M o_ D.c. 20304—2505 QRANG . 21 UNTY 2 °F CE 650 ‘OwWN CEITIP ORiv :. sJite a > c FHONE (312) 876—7730, FAX 993—9767 T it or_ (202) s37—2200 COST., MESA, I/L "ORNI\ ai sile— > s PHON | (7i4) £4 i— 23§, tX 78 5—6 2 uk HONG KOoN: OFFice Fo c »a s37—220!1 suiTe 2205A, i12ND FLOOR SAb [ i6 30Of M :f NO. 9 QUEEN‘s ROAD CENTRAL 7oli‘s‘ itibEt, sttE z100 HONG KonG s SAN DIEGO, ;/ L "ORNI\ a2i01—s313 PHCNE + s52—asarm—7ses, Fax asaa—70o0s PHONI (S19) | 35— 234. FAX eoe— + g Lonpon SAN F |AnL1SCOQ, JFFIGE ONE ANGEL COURT 505 wONTGO!N ERY STRE T. SUITE i900 LONDON EC2R 7HJ ENGLAND SAN F.IANCISCO, CALIFORNIA S41i1—2582 PHONE + 44—171—374 4444, FAX 374 4460 PHONE (41§) 391—0600, FAX s95—a095 AN £E LL1 NVA Y OFEFI 633 WEST FIFTH STREET, sUITE 4000 135 COMMONWEALTH DRIVE ; 1999 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90071—2007 MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA S4025 D¥ C PHONE (213) 485—1234, FAX S91—8763 PHONE (650) 326—48600, Fax 463—2800 M w OFFL NGAPOR E1 ULITSA GASHEKA, 7, Orh Froor 20 CECIL STREET, sUITE 25s—02 MOscow i23056, RUSSiA THE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE O49705 PHONE + 7—095 785—1234, FAX 785—1235 PHONE + GB—§§6—i18i, FAX sse4l7 N R orF TOKYO OFFICE ONE NEWARK CENTER, lerm FLOOR INFINI AKASAKA, 8—7—1§. AKASAKA. MINi TO—KU NEWARK, NEW JERSEY O7I01—3174 TOKYO iO7—0052, JAPAN PHONE (9739) s39—1234, Fax e30—7208 PHONE +813—3423—3970, FAX 3423— i97i VIA MESSENGER Federal Comtaunications CTom nissi International ‘3ureau — Telecon mun :a x P.Q.Box 355113 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15251—51 w Re: Applicationc 1 1 : iz int Comm n ations, LL.C. for Consent to Transfer Con Internati is Ventures USA, Inc. U o 1 t Dear Sir or Madam: Enclosed for filing are s c g ia and five copi s of the Applicatioh of Telmex/Sprint Communications, LL.C (( ‘SC") for consent,© ider Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amen u_ and Section 63.18 fthe Commission‘s Rules, to transfer control of TSC to Telmex Inteational Ventures USA, Inc. Also enclosed are an "CC Form 159 and a check for $780 in payment of the filing fee for this Application. Please contact me if you have any questions. Very truly yours, %@U&% Teresa D. Baer Enclosures DC_DOCS\216694.1

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