Mexico’s strategy for licensing channels for its DTT system, already suspended back in January, has now been scrapped. It will be re-instated once economic conditions improve, and fresh judicial rules are set for the auction.

Mexico’s Federal Telecommunications Commission says there is no point in re-starting an auction programme until decisions on key issues like who may be able to participate or whether frequencies will be offered in blocks or individually, are settled.

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