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引用次数: 20
摘要
墨西哥的数字鸿沟是一个不平等的问题,也反映了墨西哥某些城市/地区/群体的贫困。这篇文章分析了墨西哥的数字鸿沟,以及墨西哥政府为打破这一鸿沟所做的法律和宪法努力。在2013年和2014年,政府批准了一项重要的宪法修正案和其他法律改革,试图通过新的光纤网络和新的机构参与者来解决这个问题。通过建立新的基础设施,私营企业将能够提供更好的宽带互联网服务。然而,这些努力不会惠及那些非互联网用户:穷人。数字布雷卡在设计上是没有问题的,因为它是由tamamicassn和refleja组成的/áreas/ciudades en el país。在墨西哥的宪法和法律上,墨西哥的宪法和法律是平等的。在2013年至2014年期间,el gobierno aprobó将宪法改革与法律改革区分为“有意解决问题”,即“解决问题”,即“解决新问题”,即“解决新问题”óptica。“新基础设施”是指互联网、互联网和互联网等大型服务的私有企业。在禁运中,estos esfuerzos no beneficiarán a quienes no son usuarios de la red, los haves -nots。
The Mexican digital divide is a problem of inequality that also reflects the poverty of certain cities/areas/groups in Mexico. This note analyzes the digital divide in Mexico, as well as the legal and constitutional efforts the Mexican government has made to breach it. In 2013 and 2014, the government approved an important constitutional amendment and other legal reforms in an attempt to solve this problem with a new fiber optic network and new institutional actors. By setting up a new infrastructure, private actors will be able to offer better broadband Internet services. Nevertheless, these efforts will not benefit those who are not Internet users: the have-nots.
La brecha digital es un problema de desigualdad y que también refleja la pobreza de diversos(as) grupos/áreas/ciudades en el país. Este texto intenta analizar la brecha digital en México y los esfuerzos constitucionales y legales del gobierno mexicano para cerrarla. Durante 2013 y 2014, el gobierno aprobó distintas reformas constitucionales y legales que intentan resolver este problema con una nueva red fibra óptica y con nuevas instituciones. Se trata de una nueva infraestructura que permitirá a actores privados ofrecer mejores servicios de internet de banda ancha. Sin embargo, estos esfuerzos no beneficiarán a quienes no son usuarios de la red, los have-nots.