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ICT ecosystem enters a new stage with the reform of the Telecommunications Law

The regulation —whose approval by the Chamber of Deputies is considered a given— creates a new technical body to replace the IFT and allows the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) to enter the market in competition with private companies.

MORE ANALYSIS

ENACOM enters new intervention phase: 18 months of instability

The government of Javier Milei has moved forward with opening the skies to new satellite operators and simplifying regulations, including the repeal of Decree 690, which had allowed state intervention in the mobile business and data provision.

ICT ecosystem enters a new stage with the reform of the Telecommunications Law

The regulation —whose approval by the Chamber of Deputies is considered a given— creates a new technical body to replace the IFT and allows the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) to enter the market in competition with private companies.

Telecom-Telefónica: CNDC’s 'preliminary' report arrived sooner than expected

The ruling, over 100 pages long, identifies horizontal effects in residential, corporate, and wholesale markets, as well as vertical and portfolio effects. The regulator stated that the outcome “has the potential to restrict or distort competition.”

CNDC objects to Telefónica-Telecom merger, raising legal and competition concerns

Ozores: “In Argentina, 5G penetration over total connections is only 9%”

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