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Mexico to open bid for spectrum in the 3.4-3.7 GHz frequency bands

  • Baker & McKenzie
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  • Mexico
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  • August 3 2010

Newly appointed COFETEL President, Mony de Saawn, announced that in August COFETEL may present the guidelines for the 3.4-3.7 GHz bands auction

Government to auction more dark fibre

  • Baker & McKenzie
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  • Mexico
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  • August 10 2010

Mexican Transport and Communications Minister, Gabriela Hernandez, recently announced that the Government is considering auctioning more dark fibre belonging to the state electricity firm

Telecoms company still not authorised to offer TV services

  • Baker & McKenzie
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  • Mexico
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  • October 19 2010

According to telecoms company, TELMEX, the delay by Mexican authorities to allow it to offer TV services is damaging the company's business and there seems to be no indication as to when such approval will be given

Federal Government aims to end Mexico's digital gap by 2015

  • Baker & McKenzie
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  • Mexico
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  • October 25 2010

The Federal Government intends to add at least 30 million internet users by 2015

The federal law for the protection of personal data finally published in the Federal Official Gazette

  • Baker & McKenzie
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  • Mexico
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  • August 24 2010

The Mexican Ministry of the Interior published in the Federal Official Gazette the Mexican Federal Law for the Protection of Personal Data in Control of Private Persons (the Data Protection Law

Bankruptcy records to be made available online

  • Baker & McKenzie
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  • Mexico
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  • July 22 2010

Mexican authorities plan to put 10 years worth of corporate insolvency documents online in order to bring transparency to the judicial system, which is often bogged down by bureaucracy