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Completion of FM Frequency Migration in Nicaragua for Enhanced Mobile Services

Published /Nicaragua

The Nicaraguan regulator Telcor has successfully completed the migration process for FM sound broadcasting operators that were operating in the 894-960MHz frequency band. This process aims to repurpose these frequencies for advanced mobile broadband services.

Channelization Plan

The channelization plan for the 900MHz band consists of the provision of two blocks of 20+20MHz, establishing a minimum guard band of 1MHz with the upper limit of the extended B band, in accordance with the administrative agreement published on Monday, December 31st, in the Official Gazette.

Technical Standards

Telcor is tasked with establishing the technical standards and conditions required for the operation of systems utilizing this band.

Economic and Allocation Conditions

Additionally, Telcor must determine the economic conditions and allocation mechanisms for the use of the 894-960MHz band, guided by market demand, the relevance of the services, and the current regulatory framework.

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Nicaragua Quick Facts

Regulatory AgencyTelcor (Instituto Nicaragüense de Telecomunicaciones y Correos)
Certification TypeMandatory
License ValidityIndefinite
Application LanguageSpanish
Legal License HolderNot required
In-country Testing RequirementNo testing required

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