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Unlimited Broadband Internet in Latin America could disappear during the 2nd decade of the twenty

Already pseudo-corporate blogs and other websites where we talk about technology are writing about "social responsibility" of the client (unlikely!) and the need that it "respects" to the telecommunications company that provides Internet (amazing, the customer pays and must endure the bad!). So begins the debate where certain telephone (Including 2 with more presence in Latin America) are saying that is a "mistake" the fact of having unlimited broadband Internet because it implicitly leaves understand that "customer is very bad" and wasted resources, or commit crimes downloading or sharing files and transferring data (such as IP calls) that detract from the telecoms inputs, an issue that they say are "illegal and despicable acts ."

propose Not content with these "ideas" that seek to defy dire Internet communications, other smaller companies with more local character also expressed their joy and support case rates and beginning to implement plans where there is NO Unlimited Internet Banda Ancha, eg Central America and Venezuela already in the vast majority of wireless communications companies have eliminated their plans flat rates for Internet and customers have to pay Kb consumed by ... And in other countries in the region is already generating matrix similar view of the intense campaign being run in Venezuela, for example, Con-Café blog dedicated more than one publication on collecting the "expert opinion "obviously linked to those calls.

The only certainty in all this is that in the world, with the massive deployment of Internet, has minimized the cost of the fees historically have always gone under in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania, with promotions excellent. Only in Latin America the opposite is happening: The phone is constantly increasing their rates, earn huge profits in the absence of competition, violating laws repatriate their profits and avoiding investments (covering only the strictly necessary, without technology transfer), in short, THIS PERVERSION MUST END!

The presence of the national government agency of the Telecom Regulatory becomes mandatory in such cases . The release of radio spectrum for new companies are formed and a new permit requirements for cable and satellite services are required urgently. Tenders not serve as a means to "impose" who is given a permit, you need to sign an undertaking to provide services without condition to potential clients without being "eliminated" later. Everyone has the right to be notified without any limitations at an affordable price, with an acceptable transfer speed Internet, without condition or rate constant increases.

The phone in Latin America it are seeking: State intervention (or even nationalization) is necessary if they persist and continue in their ideas of eliminating Unlimited Broadband Internet, are you setting the stage artificially, willful, demanding high compensation? Well, you should think 2 times, the laws say it clear: In these cases does not provide for confiscation expropriation but in all Latin American countries is so, then do not come to mourn and come to some "talkers" to indicate " that is bad, blah, blah, blah "...

corrected time: Turn to implement plans Unlimited Broadband Internet who have eliminated, without any conditions or restrictions (such as slowing down after X Kb downloaded, another evil practice that must be rectified), do not think that users of telecommunications are fools who will believe the story that have a "social responsibility" to fulfill and that it "must pay" what they eat, etc, etc, etc, unlimited broadband Internet is not a luxury 4-heeled, is the need for an entire village deserves to be free and full access to information, anytime, with prices solidarity and acceptable transfer speeds, so you understand!, enough of injunctions to customers and users!

LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS NOT afford the disappearance of UNLIMITED BROADBAND INTERNET

- http://pepipalo.blogspot.com/