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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Globales · Politics26/02/2026

United States to fight ITU move to become internet regulator

This was stated by Arielle Roth, U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and head of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), the agency responsible for shaping public telecommunications policy and advising President Donald Trump. She voiced support for the re-election of Doreen Bogdan-Martin as head of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

Costa Rica · Politics29/01/2026

Presidential elections in Costa Rica: Three leading candidates with three different digital agendas

The elections will be held next Sunday, February 1st. Laura Fernández Delgado, of the Sovereign People's Party, leads the polls by a wide margin, to the point that she could win the presidency without a runoff.

Globales · Software and Applications · Economy26/01/2026

Toward the end, the WEF succeeded in bringing AI into the debate

After three days dominated by geopolitics, the WEF wrapped up with a day focused on artificial intelligence and forward-looking discussions on the energy needs required to sustain the race for AI.

México · Regulation · Spectrum22/01/2026

Three months into the CRT: focus on dialogue and concrete plans

The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission has defined both a focus and a methodology: to propose spectrum bands for private networks and to hold dialogue roundtables to move the project forward.

Globales · Regulation · Operators21/01/2026

Europe: operators disappointed with new Digital Networks Act

The GSMA noted that the regulation reinforces Europe’s trend toward overregulating the sector. It highlighted as positive the changes in spectrum use and the ability to operate in all EU countries based on registration in just one of them.

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Troubled by urgent problems, presidential candidates forget connectivity

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United States to fight ITU move to become internet regulator

Presidential elections in Costa Rica: Three leading candidates with three different digital agendas

The elections will be held next Sunday, February 1st. Laura Fernández Delgado, of the Sovereign People's Party, leads the polls by a wide margin, to the point that she could win the presidency without a runoff.

Toward the end, the WEF succeeded in bringing AI into the debate

After three days dominated by geopolitics, the WEF wrapped up with a day focused on artificial intelligence and forward-looking discussions on the energy needs required to sustain the race for AI.

Three months into the CRT: focus on dialogue and concrete plans

The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission has defined both a focus and a methodology: to propose spectrum bands for private networks and to hold dialogue roundtables to move the project forward.

Europe: operators disappointed with new Digital Networks Act

The GSMA noted that the regulation reinforces Europe’s trend toward overregulating the sector. It highlighted as positive the changes in spectrum use and the ability to operate in all EU countries based on registration in just one of them.

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ICE reports cyberespionage and theft of 9?GB of internal emails

ClaroVTR installs 47 Stand Alone antennas in its 5G network

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