5G rules
Costa Rica’s Supreme Court rejected a legal action filed by state agency ICE’s union that sought to challenge regulations banning the use of Chinese-made 5G equipment by soldiers.
The ruling determined that the regulation „does not establish rules that companies cannot comply with or discriminate against any particular company.” It also said the move did not violate the constitution or international treaties.
In a press release, President Rodrigo Chávez and ICT Minister Paula Bogantes expressed their concern over the delay in the ruling, especially since the restriction was suspended after the union appealed, even though the Supreme Court confirmed its legality.
Allocation of spectrum
Bolivian regulator ATT has approved a call and schedule for the allocation of spectrum in the 5GHz band to provide Internet service through fixed devices to customer homes in rural areas.
Interested companies can request to provide frequencies till September 13.
ATT has approved spectrum allocation in 79 territories. Each applicant may be allotted a maximum of five sub-bands per constituency.
Find the document HereIn Spanish.
Also spectrum
Colombia’s Ministry of Information and ICT has granted spectrum use permits to seven companies as part of the process of allocating frequencies in the HF, VHF and UHF low bands.
Permits were awarded to Auto Faca, Comseg Telecomunicaciones Seguras, Cooperative of Security Services, Laos Seguridad, Radionet Soluciones, Seguridad Jano and Unión de Tecnologia Electronica.
In this fourth round, which ended on June 21, 13 companies submitted applications.
Details are available HereIn Spanish.
Digital Division
Peru’s Ministry of Transport and Communications has launched a public consultation on a draft legal decree to promote technological innovation and reduce gaps in access to infrastructure and telecommunications services.
View the draft HereIn Spanish, the consultation is open for four weeks.
Emergencies
ANE, Colombia’s spectrum agency, solicits comments on a document related to spectrum usage conditions.
ANE seeks to identify spectrum needs for emergency response agencies.
You can submit comments through This format Or email [email protected] before August 28.
General advice
The plenary session of the IFT, Mexico’s telecommunications regulatory authority, approved a public consultation process for three draft regulations to update the guidelines for security and justice, secure voice communication over public networks, and to modify the guidelines for the marketing of services. Virtual Mobile Operators.
The consultation will be held till September 5.
Details of security and justice advice are available HereIn secure voice communications Hereand VMNO services Here.
Starlink
Cayman Islands regulator OrReg has banned the sale of Starlink satellite devices in retail stores because the company is not authorized to provide services in the territory.
Local media reported that the move is aimed at protecting consumers.
