Spain's Avánzit to build mobile networks in Honduras and Panama

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The company reckons that the contract will represent income of some US$10 million this year, Reuters news agency reports.
Avánzit is also negotiating contracts for the construction of renewable energy infrastructure and the installation of technological solutions in the region's hotels.

Source: Cinco Días

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