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Currently, almost the entire totality of global Internet traffic passes through optic fiber submarine cables. The profusion of these cables throughout the oceans includes the South Atlantic, where there are four installed or designed cables connecting Brazil directly to Africa. The selected routes suggest the geographic continuity of a long historical process of territorial integration that has started violently in the 16th century with the Atlantic slavery trade. Likewise, a few private entrepreneurs supported by National States have always been the main agents of an integration that, despite its violent beginning, is now part of the so-called South-South Cooperation process.

Do tráfico de escravos à internet: rotas sul-atlânticas, integração territorial e a nascente geografia dos cabos submarinos