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Articles in September, 2002 issue of Latin America Telecom

• Centennial Communications to exit Jamaica businesses. (Venezuela).
• Oi implements CSG Systems billing solution for new PCS mobile services. (Brazil).
• CDMA2000 continues to expand in Latin America. (Across the Region).
• Bahamas Telecommunications Company selects ECI Telecom's Enavis networks for seamless network connectivity. (Bahamas).
• Comcel to invest $400 million in Colombia next year. (Colombia).
• Harmonic digital headend chosen for new MMDS-based television service in Latin America. (Venezuela).
• Sprint expands its global IP network to Chile and Venezuela. (Chile).
• TruSecure expands global operations into Central America. (Venezuela).
• Telecom Argentina begins debt restructuring talks. (Argentina).
• Colombia Telecom and Antel select iBasis for global service. (Colombia).
• Airspan Networks technology to provide high-speed Internet access to United Telecommunications Services of St. Maarten. (Venezuela).
• Brasil Tel Telesp Cel studying block of TIM Brazil expansion. (Brazil).
• Mexico's Unefon files $900 million suit against Nortel. (Mexico).
• International calls to Latin America now available with Verizon Wireless -FREEUP- prepaid wireless service. (Venezuela).
• Brasil Telecom S.A. wins "Transparency Trophy Finalist". (Brazil).
• Telenor Satellite Services secures major communications agreement with Petroleos de Venezuela. (Venezuela).
• AOL LatAm gets Nasdaq delisting notice. (Venezuela).
• The Chilean Digital Economy. (Chile).
• The Yankee Group identifies flat rate regulation as a key market driver in Latin America's ISP markets. (Venezuela).
• Gross investment in Mexican Telecom Industry.
• Brasil Telecom shareholder change neutral to credit quality. (Brazil).
• ITXC and Telecom Colombia sign interconnect agreement. (Colombia).
• Telecom Italia eyes region-wide network in South America. (Venezuela).
• ICE in Costa Rica awards Lucent Technologies $29 million contract to expand existing wireless network. (Costa Rica).
• OFS and CWDM vendors bring technology to global forefront. (Venezuela).
• Gilat is lowest bidder for 3,000-site Compartel VSAT telephony network. (Colombia).