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Party requests review of decision that increased the number of company satellites in the country, alleging risks to sovereignty, data security and competition.
The Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL) has filed a formal request with Anatel. The party is contesting the decision that authorized the expansion of Elon Musk's Starlink satellite constellation in Brazil.
According to PSOL, the measure threatens sovereignty Brazilian. It also puts data security and competition in the telecommunications sector at risk. Starlink recently received authorization to expand its operations.
PSOL's formal request questioning Elon Musk's Starlink authorization in Brazil
PSOL announced that it has formalized its objection to Anatel. The party filed a specific request with the National Telecommunications Agency. The target of the questioning is the decision that benefited the Elon Musk's Starlink, allowing the expansion of its satellite network. The PSOL is therefore seeking a review of this authorization granted to the North American company.
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Anatel decision that expanded the Starlink network
Anatel's decision contested by PSOL allowed a significant expansion of the company's operations. Elon Musk company in the country. The number of low-orbit satellites authorized to operate in Brazilian airspace has increased considerably.
The limit increased from approximately 4,4 to up to 11,9 satellites. The authorization also extended the use of additional frequencies by Elon Musk's Starlink. This included the debuting E band. The permission granted by the agency is valid until March 2027.
PSOL arguments
The PSOL claims that the decision in favor of Elon Musk's Starlink poses several threats. The party points to risks to national sovereignty. The security of Brazilian citizens' data would also be at risk, according to the request. PSOL argues that competition in the telecommunications sector could be harmed by the expansion of company.
In an official statement, the PSOL harshly criticized the way in which the decision was made by Anatel. The party claims that the authorization for the Starlink was granted without due technical rigor and legally necessary. For the PSOL, this approval disrespects fundamental principles provided for in the Federal Constitution. The party therefore questions the validity of the analysis carried out by the regulatory agency.
