The President of Mexico reviewed her first year in office and outlined a strong state intervention for the future to close connectivity gaps. However, this plan will be implemented through the ATDT and its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.

Upon completing her first year in office, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, reviewed her achievements and outlined her priorities for the remainder of 2025 and all of 2026, with a strong focus on digital initiatives and the deployment of telecommunications infrastructure.

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Sheinbaum's digital plan and the end of the IFT

The President of Mexico reviewed her first year in office and outlined a strong state intervention for the future to close connectivity gaps. However, this plan will be implemented through the ATDT and its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.

MORE ANALYSIS

The 3 novelties in spectrum cost that the Mexican government is pushing to revive the ift-12

There will be no price increase due to inflation; discounts on the annual fee will be established in exchange for coverage, and private networks will be promoted. The goal is to create the conditions for a successful 5G spectrum auction.

Sheinbaum's digital plan and the end of the IFT

The President of Mexico reviewed her first year in office and outlined a strong state intervention for the future to close connectivity gaps. However, this plan will be implemented through the ATDT and its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.

TV 3.0 will substantially change the business model

More than US$3.5 billion in M&A in the fiber market in the first half of 2025

Sales by Telefónica’s subsidiaries in several countries in the region, along with mergers in Brazil, were the drivers of operations in Latin America. The result is a rise of neutral operators.

European operators increase pressure to get approval for transnational mergers

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