Mexico changing its dialing codes

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Sunday, 04 November, 2001

From November 17th, Mexico is making changes to its internal dialing codes.

Numbers in Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara will have an additional two digits added to their code and calls to other numbers in the country will require an additional three digits.

More details are on the Telmex web site.

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