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Marco Rubio backs 5G cybersecurity regulations on his visit to Costa Rica

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Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State of the United States, visited Costa Rica on Tuesday, February 4, as part of his tour of Central America. There, he addressed the issue of 5G and cybersecurity with the president of the countrytico, Rodrigo Chaves. Rubio congratulated Chaves for adopting a 5G cybersecurity regulation that prohibits the participation of suppliers of Chinese origin, such as Huawei and ZTE, in the deployment of fifth generation ne…

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Marco Rubio backs 5G cybersecurity regulations on his visit to Costa Rica

Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State of the United States, visited Costa Rica on Tuesday, February 4, as part of his tour of Central America. There, he addressed the issue of 5G and cybersecurity with the president of the countrytico, Rodrigo Chaves. Rubio congratulated Chaves for adopting a 5G cybersecurity regulation that prohibits the participation of suppliers of Chinese origin, such as Huawei and ZTE, in the deployment of fifth generation ne…

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