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DSTelecom receives contracts to end fibre-free zones in the country

The Portuguese government has announced plans to sign contracts with DSTelecom to eliminate areas without fiber optic internet across the country. The tender process, launched in 2023, has been delayed due to ongoing legal challenges, including a pending request for annulment. Despite these delays, the government intends to proceed with signing the contracts tomorrow to secure European Union funding. This move aims to improve digital infrastructure but faces scrutiny over the legal uncertainties surrounding the tender.

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DSTelecom receives contracts to end fibre-free zones in the country

The Portuguese government has announced plans to sign contracts with DSTelecom to eliminate areas without fiber optic internet across the country. The tender process, launched in 2023, has been delayed due to ongoing legal challenges, including a pending request for annulment. Despite these delays, the government intends to proceed with signing the contracts tomorrow to secure European Union funding. This move aims to improve digital infrastructure but faces scrutiny over the legal uncertainties surrounding the tender.

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