The Brazilian Communications Minister plans to propose that Big Techs should contribute to a fund to expand connectivity in Brazil. This is a direct consequence of the fair share debate championed by Brazilian telcos, but not the outcome they were expecting.
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Brazil shifts the fair share debate to big tech tax
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Ari Lopes
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Ari Lopes manages the Service Provider Markets Americas team, which covers the telecom markets in the Americas region, including North America, Central America, Latin America, and the Caribbean. His research focuses on telecom operator strategies for 5G, fixed broadband—especially fiber broadband—enterprise telecoms, and IoT. Ari also analyzes developments in the Latin American telecom market, particularly Brazil.
Before joining the company in 2012, Ari worked as a senior financial analyst for Google, a pricing manager for Oi (formerly Brasil Telecom), and a pricing analyst for Vivo. He holds a degree in economics from the University of Campinas (UNICAMP) and a Master of Science in communications management from the University of Strathclyde.
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