The company stated that the expansion of cellular coverage will not only reach 99% of municipalities, but also to other areas in the Atlantic.

"The company says the expansion in coverage reflects the commitment to contribute to the economic and social development through access of telecommunications services in most parts of the country," reported on its Web IT NOW.

Source: Revista It Now

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