RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Telecom Argentina has conditioned its investments in Uruguay upon that nation's government updating its regulatory framework to allow everyone in the industry to offer all fixed-mobile interconnected services, because, right now, Telecom Argentina can only provide restricted TV, and that only in very specific regions of Uruguay.
Telecom Argentina, which is partly owned by the Clarín Group and Mexican investor David Martínez, aspires to become a regional operator in the south of the continent. In Argentina, the company is the leading pay TV operator and holds a third of the country's . . .
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