Others are interested in pornography or erotic conversation, and yet others take advantage of the network for political or academic pursuits. There also those who offer counterfeit passports such as has occurred in Central America, or those issue threats or vindicate attacks like a group in Argentina. Because anything, even enormous lies, can circulate on the Internet. The network of networks does not have a central authority or owner. No one can be kicked off.
Nobody has a central switch to turn it off.
It is something close to a state of anarchy, analysts say. The future of the Internet in Latin America, which is also the future of communications and culture, will depend on what users do with the network, on the breaching of technological gaps and on legislation that governments come up with, Robina concluded.