For three decades, I have sat at the table with regulators in capitals such as Bogotá, Basseterre, London, and Seoul, and the conversation about rural connectivity almost always begins in...
In January 2015, AT&T made its comeback bid to Mexico by completing its acquisition of Iusacell, allowing the U.S. giant to return to a market it had left first in...
Many countries in the so-called Global South continue to expand their 4G mobile networks while seeing little need to deploy non-standalone 5G networks across much of their territory. Africa, for...
Greek mythology treats lightning and electricity as divine gifts that connect the mortal world with the divine. Watching lightning meant witnessing Zeus's direct intervention in mortal affairs. Norse mythology, a...
A 6G network will be able to tell that you are there without your phone ever connecting to it. That is not distant speculation. It is one of the defining...
Some would say that many Latin American public officials entertain a very seductive idea about digital sovereignty: that a law or decree is all it takes to impose it. Yet...
Politics and sports do not mix. That is one of the most repeated and most false assertions in history. From regional games, such as the Central American and Caribbean Games,...
When discussing the development of telecommunications in Latin America, the conversation typically centers on the region's largest markets: Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, and Peru. The remaining countries appear in...
Last November 2025, the Global Knowledge Index (GKI) was published, of which I have been a part of the advisory committee since 2021. This publication seeks to establish a comprehensive...
As the end of 2025 approaches, the telecommunications industry in Latin America leaves us with a landscape in which several hopes remain alive, as they were not fulfilled in the...