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Las ‘telecos’ europeas exigen a la UE la renovación de licencias para liberar 30.000 millones de euros

La GSMA propone destinar el importe del coste del espectro a inversión para paliar el déficit de 200.000 millones en redes

Las ‘telecos’ europeas exigen a la UE la renovación de licencias para liberar 30.000 millones de euros

We haven't written up this one. El Pais Economia has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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