Telecall Colombia fined COP7.42bn over 5G licence breaches
TL;DR: Colombia's Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies (MinTIC) fined Telecall Colombia COP7.42 billion, equal to about US$1.8 million, for failing to meet obligations attached to its 5G spectrum licence.
Colombia's Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies (MinTIC) fined Telecall Colombia COP7.42 billion, equal to about US$1.8 million, for failing to meet obligations attached to its 5G spectrum licence.
The penalty concerns Telecall Colombia's obligations under its 5G spectrum licence in Colombia. The source states that MinTIC imposed the fine because the operator did not comply with those licence conditions.
Developing Telecoms reported the fine in an article published under the headline that Colombia fined Telecall US$1.8 million over 5G licence breaches. The source did not provide further detail in the supplied text about which specific licence obligations Telecall Colombia failed to meet.
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