Iusacell and Movistar discuss swapping spectrum.(PARTNERSHIPS)(Brief article)
2.5G-3G, December, 2006
Mexico-based mobile operators Iusacell and Telefonica Moviles are contemplating the swap of unused mobile frequencies. This swap could allow both operators to extend their services to untouched areas.
The Comision Federal de Competencia (CFC), the competition watchdog, has stated that spectrum swaps should be made easier to promote competition. Presently, the law prevents holders from selling the spectrum within three years of receipt.
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