|
|
|
|
- Business Directory
- News
- Classifieds
- Movies
- Events Calendar
- Features
- Travel
- Business
- Gastronomy
- Peru This Week E-Magazine
|
|
|
|
Latest News in Peru / Archive
Communications | 30 April, 2009 [ 13:17 ]
Peru telecom regulator suggests having Telefonica's concession reduced
LivinginPeru.com
Israel Ruiz
Peru's telecom regulatory agency, OSIPTEL, has made public the suggestion it made to have Telefonica's concession to run landlines in the country reduced.
In December, the Spanish telecommunications giant requested an additional five years to its concession (2023-2028).
After evaluating the company's performance between 2003 and 2008, OSIPTEL has recommended that Telefonica's concession be reduced at least 10 months.
The regulatory agency's general manager, Alejandro Jiménez affirmed that the suggestion would be considered by Peru's Ministry of Communications (MTC) and they would decide how much longer Telefonica's concession would last.
He explained that the MTC reduced the company's concession in February. Telefonica had requested to operate under the same conditions for another five years (2019-2023) but was granted four years and two months.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
Israel Ruiz
Peru's telecom regulatory agency, OSIPTEL, has made public the suggestion it made to have Telefonica's concession to run landlines in the country reduced.In December, the Spanish telecommunications giant requested an additional five years to its concession (2023-2028).
After evaluating the company's performance between 2003 and 2008, OSIPTEL has recommended that Telefonica's concession be reduced at least 10 months.
The regulatory agency's general manager, Alejandro Jiménez affirmed that the suggestion would be considered by Peru's Ministry of Communications (MTC) and they would decide how much longer Telefonica's concession would last.
He explained that the MTC reduced the company's concession in February. Telefonica had requested to operate under the same conditions for another five years (2019-2023) but was granted four years and two months.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
|
| 
|
| 
Lastest news
- Business : Microsoft Peru will invest US $500,000 in its expansion
- Travel and Tourism : Prom-Peru to promote Southern Peru tourist destinations in Chilean fair
- Food : US gastronomic website praises Peru's food
- Mining/Energy : Peru: More natural gas found in Camisea
- Law and Order : Peru will sign The Hague Apostille Convention
News Sections (Archive)
- BREAKING NEWS! (60)
- Top (206)
- Peru (1823)
- Lima (682)
- Latin America (171)
- World (216)
- Politics (825)
- Elections 2006 (172)
- Economy (711)
- Business (597)
- Sports (560)
- Law and Order (777)
- Health (321)
- Travel and Tourism (437)
- Art/Culture/History (270)
- Education (113)
- Environment/Nature (188)
- TV/Entertainment (334)
- Tech / Internet (92)
- Press Releases (140)
- Dossiers (1)
- Opinion (13)
- Kids (29)
- Photo of the day (286)
- Advice (47)
- Announcements (49)
- Mining/Energy (339)
- Agriculture (55)
- Transportation (241)
- Natural Disasters (131)
- Communications (41)
- APEC PERU 2008 (225)
- EU-LAC Peru 2008 (70)
- Science (11)
- Fashion (6)
- Food (77)
- Celebrities (21)
Last 5 news articles
- Microsoft Peru will invest US $500,000 in its expansion
- Prom-Peru to promote Southern Peru tourist destinations in Chilean fair
- US gastronomic website praises Peru's food
- Peru: More natural gas found in Camisea
- Peru will sign The Hague Apostille Convention
Last comments
- In Mexicans will not need a visa to visit Peru
Andrew says :
7 November, 2009 13:03:10
I am American and going to a wedding in Cancun, I would like to have to company of my Peruvian ... - In US gastronomic website praises Peru's food
Chef Patty Carrion says :
7 November, 2009 07:54:22
I am very glad to hear such a good comment of Peruvian Food; especially from an American visitor.&nb ... - In Racism still a major concern in Lima
Nancy says :
5 November, 2009 22:14:06
My parents are from Peru and I was born here in the US. My family is Mestizo and they have a racist ... - In Organic crops generate 33,000 jobs in Peru
Perkunas says :
5 November, 2009 21:32:49
Always happy to see this healthy stream of jobs, environment and new perspectives to thrive in peruv ... - In Peru's Police captured two suspects related to Paola Vargas' death
Mr. Justice says :
5 November, 2009 16:00:29
The long term solution to the hooligan problem is to force the team owners to pay for the incre ...
News web syndication [RSS]
what is "web syndication" ?
RSS Feeds :