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While major operators have achieved good results during 2024, they will have to deepen their search for solutions that allow them to monetize their services, especially with 5G.

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Ground stations, HAPS and LEOs, a coexistence with strong potential

A report by HAPS Alliance outlines the benefits of converging technologies that can provide complementary connectivity. Certain technologies can help enable this complementarity. However, challenges remain to be addressed, ranging from spectrum overlap to regulatory and commercial issues.

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That is according to a report by analyst firm MTN Consulting, which estimated EBIT margins at 15.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025.

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This Sunday the 31st, voters will head to the polls in an election in which half of the electorate plans to support the ruling party candidate who would succeed current President Gustavo Petro, while the other half supports the opposition. The proposals for the telecommunications sector.

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The sector is going through a transition phase driven by the reconfiguration of professional profiles associated with AI. The most paradigmatic case is junior-level positions, which are increasingly being replaced by artificial intelligence.

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