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Colombia's Azteca network at risk: 80% of connectivity hangs in balance
El EspectadorLO·CO·3 days ago
Colombia's National Infrastructure Agency (ANI) will launch an emergency plan starting tomorrow to unlock 553 pending procedures, prioritizing permits for essential public services including water, sewerage, gas, and energy. This signals a government push to accelerate stalled infrastructure projects, likely to address service gaps and stimulate investment. The scope and timeline of the plan remain unclear, but it indicates a policy shift toward expediting regulatory approvals.