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Brazil urges Telefonica to exit stake in rival TIM Brasil

05
Dec
2013

Brazil antitrust watchdog Cade ruled on Wednesday that Spain’s Telefonica SA must exit its direct and indirect stake in wireless carrier TIM Participações SA or seek a new partner for its Vivo mobile phone unit. In a meeting that took place at the regulator’s headquarters in Brasilia, directors at Cade also ruled that a new partner for Vivo, Brazil’s largest mobile phone carrier and part of Telefonica Brasil SA, will not be allowed to own a stake in another rival in Brazil. Wednesday’s ruling, which is definitive, gave a strong indication that the approval of Telefonica’s stake increase in Telecom Italia SpA – TIM Brasil’s parent company – faces serious challenges in Brazil.

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