The PNDT aims to growth in investments in the sector, for which it estimates that the pillar will be the development of 5G. The objective is that in this way it is possible to close the digital gap and generate stronger networks.

Until November 26, the Plan Nacional de Desarrollo de las Telecomunicaciones (PNDT) (National Telecommunications Development Plan) 2022-2027 is open to public consultation. According to the Minister of Science, Innovation, Technology and Telecommunications (Micitt), Carlos Enrique Alvarado Briceño, this method will allow a more equitable, fair and solidary plan for telecommunications.

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This marks the end of the judicial reorganization process under bankruptcy proceedings. The key factor was the operator’s insolvency, with an “irreversible” state of unsustainability.

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Communication service providers are developing plans to meet market demand but warn about the limitations of the official proposal. Claro believes that private networks should be complemented with public ones, as their uses are different.

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It must finalize the auction left pending to allocate spectrum to operators for the mass rollout of 5G. It also has on its agenda resolving disputes related to the designation of dominant operators in TV, mobile telephony, and interconnections between providers.

FFSU reformulation: praise for the enablement of “play” and doubts about the landing in the capital market

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