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Tuesday, October 24, 2006

Cotel to offer NGN technology in Bolivia

The Telephone Cooperative of La Paz (Cotel) announced through the president of the Administration Council, Fernando Dips, that they would shortly have NGN technology, being one of the first companies to offer services through a new generation network in Bolivia, and one of the first in the region. Through this technology, the VoIP system will allow calls to/from foreign countries at a local rate. On the other hand, the cooperative also informed that its partners will have from now on a burial insurance of US$ 300.

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