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The integration of the different sectors of the population of our country to the Information and Knowledge Society seems a complex task due to the little extended telecommunications network that we have. In addition, commercial operators in this segment show low interest in offering their services to populations with a low concentration of inhabitants. However, if the extension of the network is completed, this would only represent the first step, there would be a long way to go in the process of integrating the technologies for the common benefit. This phenomenon is aggravated in indigenous populations, whose main characteristic is the geographical dispersion in which their inhabitants live. And, as with the great majority of the indigenous peoples of Latin America, their socioeconomic characteristics are very high marginalization. According to the classification of the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI, 2010), basic services, such as communications (roads), are scarce. Access to telecommunications services is limited to satellite rural telephone booths, and Internet access is only available through satellite links located at some educational sites.

Antecedentes en el proceso de apropiación de las tecnologías de la información en la Región Wixárika del estado de Jalisco