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This work analyses the principle of Internet neutrality from the scope of Constitutional Law. This principle is a guarantee for impartiality and equal treatment in relation to the contents, origin and access to Internet traffic, as well as the interconnectivity between different network systems and technologies. It also analyzes how Donald Trump’s policies and politics may have an impact on the network, given the revocation of Internet neutrality by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), as well as the expansion of post-truth. The article starts with a brief approximation about how Constitutional Law faces today the Internet technological challenge, to later analyze neutrality in its double substantive and formal (or technological) dimension and concludes with several considerations about the transformations and risks that Trump’s administration might represent for democracy.

El Internet en la era Trump: aproximación constitucional a una nueva realidad