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ANACOM sends a proposal to Assembleia da República (Assembly of the Republic) and to Portuguese Government to amend a range of legislation on the sector or with impact on the sectors it regulates.

ANACOM's 2019-2021 Multi-Annual Activities Plan sets out the Regulator's strategic objectives and main lines of actions to be undertaken over the three-year period.

A 50% reduction in fees will allow operators an immediate saving of about 3.5 million euros per year and aims to encourage connections by radio links instead of cables using aerial routes.

ANACOM continued its work in 2018 across various areas, working to ensure a competitive market, as is so essential to the development of electronic and postal communications.

The most recent changes to ANACOM's website are driven by a desire to provide a modern image with added functionality focused on improved communication.

Local authorities highlight a lack of mobile network and broadband coverage, the closure of post offices and difficulties in DTT reception as the main problems.

Cooperation protocol between ANACOM and ARME Agência Reguladora Multissectorial da Economia (Multisectoral Regulatory Agency of the Economy) signed on 11 January 2019, in the City of Praia, in Cabo Verde.

ANACOM determines a deadline of 20 working days for CTT to present a proposal that complements its current objectives.

The Chairman of ANACOM, João Cadete de Matos, takes over ERGP presidency from 1 January following unanimous election by the members of this Group.

CTT to implement measures to tackle multiple weaknesses in the current system of quality of service measurement by 01 July 2019.