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Closing gaps and connecting rightsHistorical. In a region where deep territorial inequalities still persist, access to information should not be a privilege. Therefore, the Cusco Regional Government, through the Regional Transportation and Communications Management, delivered an antenna station for the television and radio broadcast at the Pangoa Center, District of Echarate, province of the Convention.
This work not only symbolizes an improvement in telecommunications infrastructure, but also represents an act of social justice for the more than 1 200 inhabitants of Pangoa, who for decades were excluded from access to media, being out of the national and regional informative circuit.
In this way, the community of Pangoa, first access open television channels and radio stations, improving its ability to inform, educate and organize. This connection also strengthens the social fabric, empowers citizens and reduces the gaps between the countryside and the city. Not having television, nor radio is not knowing what happens beyond the river, beyond the mountain. It is living isolated. Today that changes. Today we have voice, we have access. Today we are also part of Peru, said the mayor of the town center of Pangoa.
The initiative is part of a regional governors policy, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, aimed at guaranteeing digital inclusion and territorial equity, especially in rural areas that have historically been invisible by development.
Where there is no signal, there are no rights. This antenna is the beginning of a new stage for Pangoa. We will continue working so that more villages access what they deserve: connectivity, information and opportunities, said a representative of the Regional Transport and Communications Management.
Pangoa, until yesterday disconnected from the world, today begins to write a new story: a story where everyone has the right to be heard.
