Francisco Javier Sanchez Campuzano (born August 8, 1941) is a Mexican businessman and radio station owner. He started with selling commercial space at a radio station. After his father died he invested his inheritance in a concession to sell playboy in Mexico.

He founded Grupo Siete , which owns 11 radio stations, primarily in the State of Mexico , the internet provider Twister Telecom and a national cable television concession. ^{[1] [2]}

From 2000 to 2003, Sanchez Campuzano served as a federal deputy from the fourth proportional representation region , representing the Federal District , to the LVIII Legislature of the Mexican Congress . ^[3]

Life [ edit ]

Sanchez was born on August 8, 1941, in Mexico City. He briefly studied in England and France ^[4] and then obtained his undergraduate degree in Diplomatic Sciences from the UNAM , where he also obtained his master's and graduate degrees and spent 20 years as an associate professor of political propaganda, communications and public relations in the UNAM School of Political and Social Sciences. In the early 1970s, Sanchez taught communications classes at the Universidad Anahuac . In the early 1970s, Sanchez worked at Nucleo Radio Mil and Radio Formula . ^[4]

Sanchez joined the PRI in 1975. 1977 was an important year for Sanchez Campuzano; he became an advisor to the Secretary of Programming and Budget  [ es ] , began teaching about political advertising in the PRI's internal Institute of Political Training, ^[3] and founded Grupo Siete, starting with the purchase of one daytimer AM radio station in the state of Coahuila. ^{[1] [4]} After a brief stint as an advisor to the Secretariat of Agrarian Reform , Sanchez became an advisor to Grupo Financiero Bancrecer in 1982. From 1980 to 1994, Sanchez headed Hoy magazine. ^[4]

From 1991 to 1993, Sanchez presided over the ARVM (Valley of Mexico Broadcasters' Association). ^[4] In 1998, Sanchez served as the President of the National Chamber of the Radio and Television Industry , the national association of broadcasters.

In 2000, the PRI sent Sanchez Campuzano to San Lazaro . He served for one term in the Chamber of Deputies ^[3] and sat on the Foreign Relations, Communications, and Radio, Television and Film Commissions.

Books [ edit ]

After his legislative career, Sanchez Campuzano began writing; ^[1] he has published several works about religion, history, philosophy and politics. Titles include Institucion Papal (Papal Institution), Historia Cronolineal de Mexico (Chronological History of Mexico) and Karma Dharma .

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External links [ edit ]

• Official website