Luisa González, from Revolución Ciudadana, and Daniel Noboa, from ADN, will go to the ballot on October 15. In last Sunday's debate, they almost did not address issues related to the reduction of the digital divide, the deployment of 5G or the expansion of digital skills of the population. Polls show a virtual tie between the candidates.

Two weeks before the presidential runoff election, Ecuador is facing urgent issues, especially the challenge to citizen security posed by the growth of organized crime and drug trafficking-related mafias.

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México · Politics · Spectrum09/09/2025

The 3 novelties in spectrum cost that the Mexican government is pushing to revive the ift-12

There will be no price increase due to inflation; discounts on the annual fee will be established in exchange for coverage, and private networks will be promoted. The goal is to create the conditions for a successful 5G spectrum auction.

México · Regulation · Politics08/09/2025

Sheinbaum's digital plan and the end of the IFT

The President of Mexico reviewed her first year in office and outlined a strong state intervention for the future to close connectivity gaps. However, this plan will be implemented through the ATDT and its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.

Estados Unidos · Hardware20/08/2025

Trump, the statist: Wants a stake in all chip companies that receive subsidies

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that the matter is under review. Under the CHIPS Act, hardware manufacturers can obtain funding of over US$ 50 billion.

Argentina · Regulation · Politics18/08/2025

The ICT sector, between heated and expectant due to the Telefónica-Telecom saga and the FFSU “reset”

This is because official definitions are still lacking on both issues, which are central to the future of the industry. The clashes at Fiber Connect Latam and the decisions that end up in court.

Bolivia · Politics14/08/2025

Bolivia stands on brink of transformative social change

On the brink of economic chaos, presidential elections will be held on Sunday, where there is a high probability that a right-wing candidate will win, ending nearly 20 years of left-wing governments.

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The 3 novelties in spectrum cost that the Mexican government is pushing to revive the ift-12

There will be no price increase due to inflation; discounts on the annual fee will be established in exchange for coverage, and private networks will be promoted. The goal is to create the conditions for a successful 5G spectrum auction.

Sheinbaum's digital plan and the end of the IFT

The President of Mexico reviewed her first year in office and outlined a strong state intervention for the future to close connectivity gaps. However, this plan will be implemented through the ATDT and its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.

Trump, the statist: Wants a stake in all chip companies that receive subsidies

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that the matter is under review. Under the CHIPS Act, hardware manufacturers can obtain funding of over US$ 50 billion.

The ICT sector, between heated and expectant due to the Telefónica-Telecom saga and the FFSU “reset”

This is because official definitions are still lacking on both issues, which are central to the future of the industry. The clashes at Fiber Connect Latam and the decisions that end up in court.

Bolivia stands on brink of transformative social change

On the brink of economic chaos, presidential elections will be held on Sunday, where there is a high probability that a right-wing candidate will win, ending nearly 20 years of left-wing governments.

A DIARIO LATINO 18-09-2025

IoT sector debates the end of tax reliefs

Claro prepares to launch 5G

At the end of 2024, 92.6% of households had access to fixed or mobile internet

ALT+ proposes connectivity policy alternatives to the government

RedGob 2025 begins in Potrerillos