The Government Approved a Plan with Starlink to Bring the Internet to 6,000 Schools: Elon Musk’s Company Will Donate Nearly $10 Million
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The president replaces Arsat with Starlink in providing the internet to rural schools through a contract three times more expensive than that of the state-owned company.The entry No tender: Milei delivers the connectivity of 6000 rural schools to Elon Musk was first published in El Ciudadano.
The national government allocated nearly $22 million from the Universal Service Fund to take Starlink to 6,000 rural schools. The agreement with Elon Musk’s company was closed in record time, without public competition and with costs that, starting in the third year, will remain in the hands of the provinces.
The initiative will reach out to establishments without connection or with a poor service throughout the country. Beneficiaries will receive the equipment and will have covered the first 24 months of satellite connectivity. Read more
The National Communications Authority approved Starlink's donation contract to offer satellite internet in the country.
The Eleven The national government approved the model agreements to implement Starlink satellite internet in 6,000 schools across the country that lack internet connection or have a poor service. The project will reach institutions of all levels and modalities, state or private management with zero quota. [...]
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