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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Argentina · Regulation · Politics17/03/2025

Héctor Huici: “We expect Kuiper service to be added in 2025”

Héctor Huici, Undersecretary of Simplification and Deregulation, reviews the Argentine government's actions aimed at liberalizing telecommunications and information services, particularly satellite services. He promises an acceleration of these initiatives and the resolution of pending issues, such as access to passive infrastructure.

Argentina · Regulation24/02/2025

"We want to have spectrum planning for 10 years"

Juan Martín Ozores is ENACOM's interventor. He indicates the needs of the country: a national connectivity plan, the contribution of the telecommunications infrastructure to the project of an AI hub in the country, and the lack of affordability of the 5G devices, among other topics.

Brasil · Regulation · Spectrum21/02/2025

Use of the 6 GHz band generates controversy among Brazilian operators

At the end of 2024, Anatel launched a signal for sharing that band between WiFi and mobile services, whereas until then, it had been exclusively allocated for unlicensed services

Argentina · Regulation · Politics18/02/2025

Argentina's laissez-faire path in Milei's first year

The Argentine government's telecommunications agenda faced five issues simultaneously: the satellite issue, the “cultural battle”, intervention of the regulatory agency (Enacom), liberalization of the telecommunications market and the nuclear plan aimed at feeding the energy needs of AI data centers.

El Salvador · Software and Applications · Regulation14/02/2025

Bitcoin as legal tender: the Salvadoran case

Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) of El Salvador, describes the characteristics of that country's regulatory body to ensure the adoption of cryptocurrency.

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Troubled by urgent problems, presidential candidates forget connectivity

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Héctor Huici: “We expect Kuiper service to be added in 2025”

"We want to have spectrum planning for 10 years"

Juan Martín Ozores is ENACOM's interventor. He indicates the needs of the country: a national connectivity plan, the contribution of the telecommunications infrastructure to the project of an AI hub in the country, and the lack of affordability of the 5G devices, among other topics.

Use of the 6 GHz band generates controversy among Brazilian operators

At the end of 2024, Anatel launched a signal for sharing that band between WiFi and mobile services, whereas until then, it had been exclusively allocated for unlicensed services

Argentina's laissez-faire path in Milei's first year

Bitcoin as legal tender: the Salvadoran case

Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) of El Salvador, describes the characteristics of that country's regulatory body to ensure the adoption of cryptocurrency.

A DIARIO LATINO 18-03-2025

Liberty Networks, Gold Data and Sparkle contract SubCom to build Manta submarine cable

Telecentro files a complaint against Telecom before the National Commission for the Defense of Competition.

ATT to assign 3.5 GHz spectrum to Entel for 5G deployment