decree such a resolution was signed by Uruguayan President Jose Mujica , and the Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining, Roberto Kreimerman, last Friday.
The decision could expose the government to a trial Uruguayan millionaire damages by the company.
The government’s decision is based, according to the decree approved by the President, on a “gross violation” of the rules governing the pay TV service.
In explaining the reasons for the revocation of the permit states that the company Flimay (Clear) is a company with shares and its sole shareholder is Metrored Holdings, “whose shareholders are unknown”, stated in the resolution.
With no identity of the holders or person named as a member of that society “are not being met with current legislation”, estimated the government.
Sure,
general manager of Claro Uruguay, Horacio Alvarellos, said company lawyers Telmex (owner of course) based in Mexico analyze the text of the official resolution against to the possibility of facing a legal claim.
Uruguay has the second highest percentage of cell phones in Latin America , with nearly 147 phones per 100 inhabitants, second only to Panama.
state company Antel has 47% market share, Movistar 37% and 16% Sure.
two private companies are interested in exploiting satellite television subscribers in the country.
(Reuters)
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