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Mexico’s Indigenous Groups Start Telecom Co-op after Being Refused Service

Ottobre 31, 2016 14:56 , by RIPESS - Réseau intercontinental de promotion de l'économie sociale et solidaireRIPESS – Réseau intercontinental de promotion de l'économie sociale et solidaire - 0no comments yet | No one following this article yet.
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Villa Talea de Castro is a village in Oaxaca, Mexico with a large indigenous community. Prior to 2013, the 2,500 inhabitants of the village had limited phone service via landline phone booths. Large cell phone companies refused to provide service to the area so the community partnered with NGO Rhizomatica to install its own local cellular network that provides unlimited local calls and messages and low-cost long distance and international calls.


Source: http://www.ripess.org/mexicos-indigenous-groups-start-telecom-co-op-after-being-refused-service/

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