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It is approved that the Company and/or any of its direct and indirect subsidiaries, regardless of
their place of incorporation, enter into one or more credit agreements, with or without security (which may be real, personal, or of any other type permitted by applicable law) whose main purpose is the total or partial payment of the Potential
Acquisition, or Potential Acquisitions, approved in accordance with the first item of the agenda of this Meeting, the payment of expenses and costs associated with the Potential Acquisition, or Potential Acquisitions, and to finance working capital
and other general corporate purposes; as well as to delegate to the Board of Directors the authority to determine all the terms, conditions, and other characteristics to which the financing(s) will be subject. The Board of Directors may, for this
purpose: (i) designate the special attorneys-in-fact necessary for the negotiation and signing of credit agreements, promissory notes, fee letters, documents
evidencing the creation of any type of security (real, personal, or of any other type permitted by applicable law), including without limitation pledges, mortgages, security agreements, guarantees, joint obligations, guarantees, endorsements, as
well as any trust agreement, governed by the law of any jurisdiction, including, without limitation, guarantee trust agreements where the Company and/or any of its direct and indirect subsidiaries, regardless of their place of incorporation, acts as
trustor and/or trustee, under which the Company and/or any of its subsidiaries, encumber assets as security and/or transfer the ownership of any asset, right, or asset to the trust estate of such guarantee trust agreements; (ii) hire a process
agent with domicile in the United States of America, if necessary, approving for this purpose the granting of a special irrevocable power of attorney with litigation and collection faculties, in terms of the first paragraph of Article 2,554 of the
Civil Code for the Federal District and its correlatives and concordant articles in the Federal Civil Code and in the Civil Codes of the other Federal Entities of the United Mexican States but with all general faculties and as broad as required by
law, to be exercised in any jurisdiction by any of its attorneys-in-fact who have the necessary faculties for this purpose, and so that, in the name and on behalf of the
Company and/or any of its direct and indirect subsidiaries, regardless of their place of incorporation, act as process agent, as well as to receive all kinds of notifications, notices, summons, resolutions, judgments, or communications of any nature
in relation to any lawsuit, action, proceeding, or trial, including, without limitation, judicial, administrative, or arbitration proceedings, brought before any court in the United States of America; and (iii) enter into or sign any other
agreement, contract, title, document, instrument, certificate, notification, notice, requirement, endorsement, or request of any nature, amendments, supplements, additions, modifying agreements, restatements, or terminations that are necessary or
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