Argentina: Registry for the provision of satellite facilities has been created

In brief

The Argentine Secretariat of Innovation, Science, and Technology has issued Administrative Resolution No. 12/2024 ("Resolution"), which established the Registry for the Provision of Satellite Facilities ("Registry") and approved the procedure and the requirements for registration.


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In depth

The Resolution builds upon the Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) No. 70/2023, which amended Section 33 of Law No. 27.078 and eliminated the need for prior authorization to provide satellite facilities, emphasizing the principle of free market access. Pursuant to the Resolution, registration is required for the sole purpose of coordinating the use of radio frequencies and avoiding interferences with other systems.

The Registry operates under the National Communications Entity (ENACOM) and sets out the procedure and requirements for securing registration.

Ongoing authorization requests for the provision of satellite facilities will be assessed in accordance with the Registry framework and the procedure created by the Resolution.

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Agustin Gastaldi, Paralegal, has contributed to this legal update.


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