In the Caribbean island, both fixed and mobile revenues declined. In Jamaica, the impact of Hurricane Beryl was also felt. Net income was negative at US$ 436 million and total revenues fell 3% compared to a year ago.

Liberty Latin America's third-quarter results were impacted by setbacks in its operational levels in Puerto Rico and Jamaica, which led to losses in both revenue and profits. This trend was partially reversed by strong performances in Costa Rica and Panama.

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Liberty Latin America recorded losses from operations in Puerto Rico

In the Caribbean island, both fixed and mobile revenues declined. In Jamaica, the impact of Hurricane Beryl was also felt. Net income was negative at US$ 436 million and total revenues fell 3% compared to a year ago.

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Opens the possibility for international operators with no current presence in the country to participate. It establishes licenses for only five years, which will be questioned by participants. It also does not resolve the differences that may arise from the obligation to share infrastructure.

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Mobile Internet connections grew by over 22% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2024, while fixed connections increased by 3.1% in the same period. Significant increase in Starlink's share and stagnation of incumbent operators.

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The regulator Arcotel decided this because the Ministry of Economy and Finance has not yet issued an opinion on the economic impact of the renewal of the licenses. It is unlikely that this document will be issued before the presidential elections of February 2025.

Ericsson ConsumerLab: CSPs can generate revenue with differentiated connectivity for GenAI application users

Liberty Latin America recorded losses from operations in Puerto Rico

In the Caribbean island, both fixed and mobile revenues declined. In Jamaica, the impact of Hurricane Beryl was also felt. Net income was negative at US$ 436 million and total revenues fell 3% compared to a year ago.

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