Bolivia plans to allocate the 3.5GHz spectrum to the state operator Entel. This allocation aims to enhance telecommunications and broadband services. Subscribers to BNamericas will benefit from extensive data on projects, companies, and industry contacts across Latin America.
On March 17, 2025, it was announced that Bolivia will allocate the 3.5GHz spectrum to its state-owned telecommunications operator, Entel. This decision represents a significant step in enhancing the country’s telecommunications infrastructure. By assigning this valuable frequency band, the government aims to improve connectivity and expand broadband services across the nation.
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