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The executive director of the National Telecommunications Program Pronatel Edgar Velarde Ortiz met with 16 district mayors from the regions of Huancavelica and Ayacucho to report on the interventions carried out by the institution to promote digital literacy especially in rural and remote areas of the country. At the meeting Velarde Ortiz accompanied by the technical team of the Engineering and Operations Directorate DIOP presented the results of the initiatives Digital Access Centers CAD and Public Spaces of Digital Access EPAD as well as the operation of the broadband project and the delivery of tablets for the beneficiary schools the zero payment modality for the use of transport of the Dorsal Fiber Optic Network and the PACC CPACC projects. In Huancavelica the broadband project benefited 710 public institutions including schools medical posts and police stations located in 354 locations and with an investment of S 97.3 million said the executive director of Pronatel. He added that 15 CAD have been implemented that have benefited 1215 residents of 60 population centers as well as 21 EPAD in favor of 282 citizens. In addition to having PACC-CPACC antennas which allow access to the signal of TV Peru and Radio Nacional and are in charge of the regional government. In the case of Ayacucho Velarde Ortiz said that the implementation of 20 CAD and 64 EPAD was totaled with the capacity to benefit 2341 and 731350 citizens respectively. While the broadband project favored 166 public entities located in population centers and with an impact on thousand citizens. The meeting was attended by the district mayors of Castrovirreyna Capillas Colta Ticapro Tantar San Juan Arma Huachos and Huamatambo in the Huancavelica region as well as the district mayors of Paucar del Sara Sara Marcabamba San Jos de Ushua in the Ayacucho region. Pronatel is an entity attached to the MTC whose commitment is to join efforts to accelerate the expansion of coverage access and use of the Internet in order to generate more opportunities for all citizens.
