Carlos López Blanco is an expert in regulation and digital economy. He was Secretary of Telecommunications of Spain and General Director of Public Affairs of Telefónica. Currently, he chairs the Digitalization Commission of the Chamber of Commerce of Spain. In an interview with Convergencialatina he explained the importance of starting to regulate the Internet through the regional blocks to subsequently reach global agreements, with companies whose spectra cover all markets worldwide.

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Telefónica unveils ambitious consolidation and growth plan

The operator is focusing on its four main markets (Spain, Brazil, Germany, and the United Kingdom) while aiming to expand its presence in other European markets. Murtra criticized the European Commission for moving too slowly on deregulation.

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According to official data, it surpassed Entel last August to claim the third position. It already has 400,000 5G lines, a market in which it will focus its investments in the upcoming period.

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