El precio de 17,57 euros al mes establecido por Telefónica de acceso a su red de fibra para competidores ha superado el último test de replicabilidad realizado por la Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia (CNMC). En caso de que algún producto de Telefónica no hubiera superado la prueba, la compañía tendría que reducir sus precios para permitir a sus competidores ofrecer servicios similares.
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