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Regulatory Update – ColombiaCRC Publishes Resolution 7811/2025 to Streamline Telecom Rules
On June 16, 2025, the Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones (CRC) of Colombia issued Resolution 7811/2025, replacing the previous Resolution 5050/2016. This reform aims to modernize and simplify the telecom regulatory framework, increasing legal clarity and efficiency. Key Highlights: Over 90 articles revised, leading to the elimination or adjustment of around 190 regulatory measures, cutting […]
Regulatory Update – Chile Strengthens Rules for Immunohematological Reagents (Decree No. 5)
On February 4, 2025 (published February 21), Chile’s Ministry of Health approved Decree Exento No. 5, formally incorporating immunohematological reagents into the country’s sanitary regulatory framework. The regulation will take effect on February 22, 2026. Key Requirements: Mandatory Certification under NCh-ISO 16142/2:2021, with sensitivity and specificity testing overseen by the Public Health Institute (ISP). Risk […]
Regulatory News – ArgentinaArgentina Implements New MERCOSUR Medical Device Regulation
As of January 2025, Argentina has officially adopted the new MERCOSUR Technical Regulation for Medical Device Registration (GMC Resolution No. 25/21), replacing the previous Resolution No. 40/00. Key Highlights: Harmonized Requirements across MERCOSUR countries (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia) to reduce inconsistencies and simplify the registration process. Acceptance of Foreign Data, allowing the use […]
Regulatory Alert – AngolaINACOM Suspends Pending Certifications and Tightens Compliance Rules
INACOM, Angola’s National Institute of Communications, has announced the temporary suspension of all pending certificate applications. This immediate action is part of a broader risk mitigation effort aimed at reviewing submitted documentation and preventing the processing of potentially fraudulent materials. New Regulatory Requirements Now Enforced In addition to the suspension, stricter compliance obligations have been […]
Regulatory News – Colombia
CRC Launches Public Consultation on 2025 Regulatory Roadmap On June 20, 2025, the Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones (CRC) of Colombia officially opened a public consultation to gather input on its proposed regulatory roadmap for 2025. The initiative outlines planned technical and regulatory actions aimed at enhancing connectivity, supporting emerging technologies, and responding to the […]
México aprova nova Lei de Telecomunicações e Radiodifusão
A Câmara dos Deputados do México aprovou, em votação geral, o decreto que cria a nova Lei de Telecomunicações e Radiodifusão, proposta pela presidente Claudia Sheinbaum. O texto foi aprovado por ampla maioria: 369 votos a favor, 104 contra e 3 abstenções. Com a nova legislação, fica revogada a antiga Lei Federal de Telecomunicaciones y […]
ANATEL abre Consulta Pública nº 17/2025A proposta visa atualizar o procedimento de importação de produtos de telecomunicações, substituindo o Ato nº 4521/2021 e integrando o tratamento administrativo da ANATEL ao sistema SISCOMEX via DUIMP.
🔍 Entre os destaques: A nova norma impactará diretamente importadores, distribuidores e fabricantes de produtos de telecomunicação no Brasil. Para entender como essas mudanças afetam sua empresa e garantir conformidade nas futuras importações, entre em contato com a TrustCert:brenda@trustcertllc.com🌐 www.trustcertllc.com TrustCert — Soluções em homologação com agilidade, confiança e alcance global.
Chile Introduces Self-Declaration Model for SRDs
On May 13, 2025, Chile’s telecom regulator SUBTEL published Resolution No. 737, updating the technical standard for reduced-range devices (SRDs). The key change is a shift from mandatory certification to a self-declaration model for most SRDs. While medical-use devices must still be certified by SUBTEL, all other SRDs (e.g., Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID) will now require […]
Mexico Postpones IFT Seal Requirement to 2027
Reasons for the Delay Key Implications What Companies Should Do
