Telecommunications giant América Móvil and Mexico’s telecomm regulator IFT have announced a plan to join forces in following up and implementing solutions to the former’s preponderant position within the sector. The company and the agency will both contribute members to a series of working groups tasked with finding improvements to the implementation and design of asymmetric regulation imposed on América Móvil, evaluating three years of such regulation.
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