US EditionAcotan Digital Agency; Changes to Telecom Law
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Leticia Robles de la RosaIn light of the experts' concern about the so-called "immenso" power granted to the Agency for Digital Transformation and Telecommunications, the Presidency of the Republic and the Senate yesterday agreed to divide into three public bodies the tasks performed by the Federal Telecommunications Institute during the last three years, thereby curbing the Agency's power and correcting a violation of the T-MEC.
It's reported that the proposed changes to the Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law are about to be announced, and I can tell you that they don't contain any major changes. Last night, a meeting was held between Morena Senator Javier Corral, who will defend the President's proposal; legal advisor Ernestina Godoy; José Merino, head of the Digital Agency; and Norma Solano, head of the Digital Transformation Unit. The understanding is that the s…
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