Cablevision insists it is not selling its Paraguayan subsidiary. Cablevision is owned by Argentina’s Clarin Group.

Recent reports have suggested that a sale would be made. The newspapers even quoted the likely sale price ($180m). Possible bidders were named as America Movil or other major local media players.

However, Cablevision insists a sale is not on the cards, and that it is increasing its investment in Paraguay, where it has been present since 1997 and where it currently has some 120,000 subs.

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