5G contracts progress as ICE raises additional concerns

The Comptroller’s Office has given the green light to the contracts signed by the six operators (two national and four regional) to begin the deployment of 5G. The state-owned ICE plans to take legal action if Sutel does not approve its agreement with Racsa to provide fifth-generation mobile phone service.

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Costa Rica · Operators29/07/2025

5G contracts progress as ICE raises additional concerns

The Comptroller’s Office has given the green light to the contracts signed by the six operators (two national and four regional) to begin the deployment of 5G. The state-owned ICE plans to take legal action if Sutel does not approve its agreement with Racsa to provide fifth-generation mobile phone service.

Globales · Economy · Politics28/07/2025

EU accepts 15% export tariff to finalize trade pact with US

Media outlets and analysts criticized the agreement, arguing that it raises tariffs on European products entering the United States without applying the same measures in the opposite direction. Nvidia chips are part of the deal and will be destined for the new gigabit factories expected to be built soon.

América Latina · Operators23/07/2025

América Móvil reports growth in revenue, profits and customer base

Despite global economic and financial volatility, the Mexico-based operator achieved strong results in the second quarter. Its mobile customer base grew to 325.6 million (+0.5%) and UGIS customers reached 78 million (+0.3%). Net profit totaled US$1.143.6 million. Currency value fluctuations positively impacted the results.

Argentina · Operators24/07/2025

Fiber overtakes cable modem in Argentina, but satellite access shows fastest growth

According to estimates by Convergencia Research, FTTH accounted for 46% of total subscriptions in December 2024, with year-over-year growth of 22%, less than half of the 2023 figure. Starlink was the driving force behind the growth in the satellite segment.

Brasil · Regulation · Politics22/07/2025

Small Story, Big Problem

The conflict between the U.S. and Brazil has escalated to unthinkable levels and could set precedents regarding future legislation on social media and the Internet.

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