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Mexico City continues to add more free Wi-Fi And the mayor says additional locations are in the works
Mexico City continues to add more free Wi-Fi
And the mayor says additional locations are in the works
More free Internet access is coming to Mexico City, the mayor announced today.
Miguel Angel Mancera was at an event where the third phase of a plan to improve Wi-Fi access in Iztapalapa was being put into operation when he promised to expand access further.
Mancera said he has discussed that expansion with Telmex general manager Héctor Slim, and hopes to see free Internet on the Paseo de la Reforma, in Polanco and in Zona Rosa. He also would like to see more connectivity in areas frequented by youths.
The additional access could be in place before the June elections.
At today’s event, the mayor and Iztapalapa official Carolina Santana announced that free access is now available in the Parque Cultural Infantil of San Miguel Teotongo, El Salado, Cabeza de Juárez, Canal Nacional and in the delegation’s esplanade.
Free Wi-Fi is now available at 14 locations in Mexico City with the capacity to serve 26,000 users. Among those locations are the zócalo, Alameda Central and Plaza Garibaldi.
Source: El Universal (sp)