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Claro

Recent events

Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.

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  1. 2021

    Claro pledges US$57 million for connectivity improvements in northern Brazil

    Claro pledged a US$57 million investment to improve connectivity in northern Brazil.

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  2. 2021

    América Móvil announces sale of Claro Panama business

    América Móvil announced the sale of its Claro Panama business to Cable & Wireless Panama for $20 million. The transaction excludes the telecommunications towers and the Claro trademarks, and remains subject to regulatory approvals.

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  3. 2020

    OPPO announces entry into Mexico and other Latin American markets

    OPPO announced that its smartphones would enter Mexico and other Latin American markets through América Móvil operators Telcel and Claro.

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  4. 2020

    OPPO and América Móvil establish strategic partnership

    OPPO and América Móvil announced that they had signed a strategic cooperation agreement and established a partnership. OPPO smartphones are to enter Mexico and other Latin American markets through América Móvil operators Telcel and Claro.

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  5. 2020

    Facebook tests Discover internet-access app in Peru

    Facebook is testing Discover, an app that provides users with free low-bandwidth browsing data through mobile partners. The first trial is in Peru, with launches in other countries planned.

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  6. 2019

    YDreams Global delivers 5G entertainment activations with Ericsson and Claro

    YDreams Global was selected by Ericsson as a technical consultant for live entertainment activations for Claro using 5G technology. The activations included a holographic performance and a concert streamed to users through virtual-reality headsets; the event took place on October 20.

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  7. 2015

    U2opia Mobile partners with four operators to provide Fonetwish services

    U2opia Mobile rolled out services enabled by its Fonetwish platform with Claro in Guatemala, MTN in South Sudan and South Africa, Viettel in Vietnam, and Tunisie Telecom in Tunisia. The services let mobile users access services including Facebook and Twitter without an active internet or data connection.

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