Mexico’s IFT fines Telcel US$93 million

Posted on June 19, 2025 by Guest authors

After a lengthy investigative process, Mexico’s telecommunications regulator Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones (IFT) has fined America Movil’s subsidiary Telcel MXN1.78 billion (US$93.3 million) for alleged monopolistic practices.

Posted in Regulation

Previous: F5.5G All-Optical Networks Stimulate New Growth in Home Broadband Business in the AI Era

Next: Maritime Transport welcomes first train to Northampton via East West Rail

Regulation

Mexico’s CRT to unregistered phone users: one month to comply

Guest authors
December 16, 2025
0

Mexico plans to suspend unregistered mobile lines very early in 2026, a deadline that allows only a matter of weeks for consumers to respond.

Regulation

Peru telecoms revenues rise 3% as mobile and fibre demand grows

Guest authors
December 23, 2025
0

Peru’s telecoms regulator OSIPTEL reported a 3% year-on-year increase in sector revenues to SOL12.5 billion (US$3.7 billion) in the first three quarters of 2025, driven by rising demand for mobile and fixed internet services.

Regulation

Chad tells operators to connect to its national fibre backbone

Guest authors
September 2, 2025
0

The government of Chad late last week ordered mobile operators Airtel and Moov Africa to connect to its national fibre-optic backbone within seven days or face potential sanctions, after the Telecommunications Minister Boukar Michel met executives from…

Related Posts

Mexico’s CRT to unregistered phone users: one month to comply

Peru telecoms revenues rise 3% as mobile and fibre demand grows

Chad tells operators to connect to its national fibre backbone

Leave a Reply Cancel reply