WASHINGTON, May 14 (Reuters) - The Federal

Communications Commission said Tuesday it has resolved two

investigations into the América Móvil Submarine Cable System

that connects the United States to Colombia and Costa Rica.

The commission said the undersea cable connections had

occurred without the approval of the commission or a U.S.

government committee, which prevented a required national

security concern review. The FCC said LATAM Telecommunications

and Puerto Rico Telephone Company will each pay a $1 million

civil penalty and enter into a compliance plan.