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.

Two pillars support the government's economic policy: on the macro level, fiscal balance and on the micro level, deregulation and the RIGI (which is expected to include a version for SMEs). Additionally, there is a strong conviction within the government regarding the liberalization of the economy, unmatched since at least the 1990s.

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Despite headwinds, private networks grow 20% this year

AI: Telecom enters the agentic era to automate its networks

The operator is targeting networks that can self-diagnose, self-repair, and detect needs for assistance, expansion, or adjustment.

By the end of 2025, there will be 3.6 billion gamers, of whom 1.6 billion will have paid subscriptions.

Revenue will reach US$188.8 billion, with an increase of 3.4%. Latin America will see growth of 6.4%, reaching US$8.3 billion.

The push for the knowledge economy is in the hands of provinces and municipalities

The implementation of the law is being affected by a reduction in the quota reserved for large companies. According to sources at the Ministry of Economy, this situation could be reviewed and improved in 2026.

Trump launches US into global AI race with aim to win

The focus is on confronting and surpassing China, for which it removes regulations on AI development and promotes investments in infrastructure. In addition, references based on DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) criteria are eliminated.

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