Spanish telecommunications services provider Eurona has been awarded a license to provide a satellite-based voice and broadband service throughout the Dominican Republic. Eurona said the license awarded by Indotel allows it to install, operate and maintain fixed voice and internet services via satellite for 20 years. Under the terms of the concession, Eurona must launch services within 12 months and will also offer free access to its network via the country’s National Emergency and Security System 911 and backing the government’s “Digital Republic” Wi-Fi initiative.
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Telecom Paper
2 October 2018
