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Local May 3, 2018 | 12:11 pm

Telecom calls radio frequencies deal ‘totally surreptitious’

Santo Domingo.- The telecom services provider Viva on Wed. accused rival Altice of having received 20 MHz of radio spectrum irregularly, in its view assigned in violation the sector's laws and regulations. "In a totally surreptitious and irregular manner, in Resolution 77-17 of the Directive Council of the Dominican Telecom Institute (Indotel) that approved Altice's merger, frequencies 1720-173... Read more

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