Other good news for Spanish friends...
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Spanish Regulator: Will Set Some Mobile Rates</span></span>
MADRID -(Dow Jones)- Spain's telecommunications industry regulator CMT Thursday said it will set rates for calls between different networks before July 15, in a move that may lower revenue for the country's mobile operators.
The CMT said in a statement that the new, so-called interconnection rates will be applicable from Sept. 1, to all calls made between fixed-line and mobile networks and to calls made between different operators.
The measure will affect Spain's mobile operators Telefonica Moviles, Vodafone Group and France Telecom's Amena.
Spanish interconnection rates have been frequently criticized by consumer groups, who claim that they are higher than those in neighboring European countries.
Company Web site:
http://www.telefonicamoviles.com
-By David Roman, Dow Jones Newswires, 34 913958125,
david.roman@dowjones.com
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