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Mexico (PRESSPERU) - Pacific Net, a leading provider of telecommunications technology in Mexico with the aim of providing high technology solutions with advanced services and value-added, announced that the city of Culiacán already has the infrastructure of a wireless network that gives it free wireless Internet, the network has a coverage of 30 km2 in 37 colonies beginning the first quarter of this year.

With this network, Culiacán is the first Latin American city with free Internet service in the colonies, in homes and public spaces, at the height in the service, the world's countries with the highest recognition.

The concept of "Responsible Internet" gives access to the Citizens of Culiacan, mainly children and young people through information content oriented training, encouraging the habit of reading. One of his goals is to expand and generalize the use of information and communication technologies for education, learning and training, allowing short-term residents to develop competencies and skills in using them.

In the network people can surf the internet for free, check email, learn trades, languages and chat, restricting access to sites with inappropriate content. This project will enable more people from different cultural and economic levels can use the Internet, giving confidence to families with limited resources to invest in the purchase of computers without the need to pay Internet service.

Through PacificNet, international distributor Tranzeo Wireless mesh equipment will be used to cover 30 km 2, giving the residents of the city of Culiacán a reliable connection. The first phase of this project is to provide wireless access to over 40,000 residents the city of Culiacan.

"We are pleased that Tranzeo is selected for this important project" said Tranzeo president and CEO Jim Tocher. "Additionally, Tranzeo is proud to know that our brand was received in four of the seven proposals received by the city of Culiacan"

"The goal of this project is to bridge the digital divide that exists in the public, providing wireless access to all those citizens who can not afford this service, which will have no cost to citizens and provide free access to the network and through Tranzeo technology, many can work from the comfort of their homes "says the President of Culiacán Jesus Vizcarra Calderon.

Today this project is the largest wireless network in Mexico and will focus primarily on areas of low income students and in most parks and plazas of the city.

The Mayor of Culiacan Jesus Vizcarra Calderon with the goal of reducing the digital divide of citizens and their enterprises, carried out actions that transform the city into a digital community, raising the educational level, creating more competition for public access to better employment opportunities and promoting social development, said Minister of Municipal Economic Development, Rafael Rodriguez.

Digital Community is a sum of efforts with the support of the Government of Sinaloa, the federal government, private enterprise, through Business Councils and Chambers, H. Municipality of Culiacán, and highlighting the active citizen participation in various programs such as:

With the use of the network promoted better education for children, youth, adults, women, housewives, just as through models like the Civic Training No Cost, Community Learning Centers, Classroom Technology & Media Development of telephone operators in the colonies, among others, generate technological capabilities for the citizens of digital community to enable them to have decent work and social development.

Today in our universities are installed Technology Parks, Centers of Development and Production Technology Incubator, where strategies are applied as the conversion of engineers to software developers, and technical certifications for IT students, with what we have achieved the vision link and action between national leaders, local small software companies, and academia to develop the industry, highlighting the installation of Culiacán Learning Solution Center, which develops virtual objects of learning in basic education in Mexico.

Digital Community in Culiacan we strategic approach to the industry of Information Technologies and Communications ... which in the past 3 years has generated more than 5 500 thousand jobs (over 12 Call Centers and more than 40 software development companies) with which already has a new vocation in the city.