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Brazil’s Big Three Telecoms Face Congressional Probe as TIM Warns on Price War
Brazil's top three telecom providers—TIM, Vivo, and Claro—face a congressional probe over their 2022 acquisition of Oi Móvel's assets for R$16.5 billion. The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) has alleged collusion in the deal, which was approved by regulators Anatel and CADE, and recommended its rejection.
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