Full coverage: Mexico

13.11.2007 Kehitysmaiden lapsille suunnattu tietokone löytää tiensä vielä tämän vuoden puolella myös Peruun, Meksikoon, Etiopiaan, Ruandaan, Haitiin ja Intiaan. Käyttöönoton lähestyessä alkuperäinen sadan dollarin kannettava on hinnaltaan jo lähes kaksinkertainen.

22.02.2006 Nine skilled information and communication technologies (ICT) trainers from five different women's media organisations met in Mexico City in February of 2006. They came together to learn about a medium they never imagined they would one day have access to: video.

05.07.2005 The Global Networked Readiness in Education survey seeks to aid school leaders and policymakers by helping them to examine the role and effects of integrating information and communication technologies (ICTs) into formal learning.

22.04.2004 Films produced by young students from Burkina Faso, India, Israel, Mexico and Romania to promote peace will now be exhibited internationally and online.The perceptions of young minds on global issues like conflict and violence are reflected through these films.

27.01.2004 A new poll shows 69 percent of the British public believe that the computer is the electronic device with the biggest impact on their lives in the last decade. Yet few seem to be aware of the dire working conditions in computer production in the developing world.

17.11.2003 Students and education ministry representatives from Egypt, Mexico, South Africa and the United States are coming together for a videoconference conversation on 17 November 2003 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. EST. The conversation will focus on the importance of learning about other countries and other cultures, and the positive role technology can play in international education. The virtual meeting, which will be Webcast live, will be repeated in Mexico, South Africa and Egypt.

06.11.2003 At a ceremony held in Colombia, the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) announced the winners of the 2003 Betinho Prize - three remarkable information and communication technology (ICT) initiatives from Peru, Mexico and Argentina that are improving the lives of people and communities in Latin America. Two Brazilian networks received honourable mentions.

24.10.2002 El Campus for Peace, de la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, col·labora en aquest projecte per reduir la divisió digital a les poblacions rurals de la República Dominicana, Guatemala i Mèxic. La dotació d'infraestructures adequades i la formació en noves tecnologies de la informació i la comunicació són els elements necessaris per reduir l'analfabetisme digital en aquests països.

24.10.2002 El Campus for Peace, de la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, colabora en este proyecto para reducir la división digital en las poblaciones rurales de la República Dominicana, Guatemala y México. La dotación de infraestructuras adecuadas y la formación en nuevas tecnologías de la información y la comunicación son elementos necesarios para reducir el analfabetismo digital en esos países.

30.09.2002 ICTs are helping governments become more transparent and accountable to citizens, UNESCO has said, citing a recently released joint study> conducted with the Commonwealth Network of Information Technology for Development. But the 15-nation study also found new technologies "posing a challenge to traditional decision-making structures", the UN agency added.

27.08.2002 Prepared by the Commonwealth Network of Information Technology for Development (COMNET-IT), the study includes 15 country abstracts providing an initial snapshot for countries chosen to represent different situations in each of UNESCO's region.

27.08.2002 Prepared by the Commonwealth Network of Information Technology for Development (COMNET-IT), the study includes 15 country abstracts providing an initial snapshot for countries chosen to represent different situations in each of UNESCO's region.

13.06.2002 In a remote town in Mexico, where one phone line serves 1,400 people, a digital community centre has brought students the opportunity to pursue degrees through distance learning.

12.06.2002 In a remote town in Mexico, where one phone line serves 1,400 people, a digital community centre has brought students the opportunity to pursue degrees through distance learning, and farmers and housewives the opportunity to link to the outside world via e-mail.

23.04.2002 This report by the Pacific Council on International Policy presents 10 questions that e-government practitioners surveyed from around the world believe are crucial to successfully conceiving, planning, managing and measuring e-government. The fundamental theme of the report is that e-government is about transforming government to be more citizen-centered; technology is a tool in this effort.

23.04.2002 This report by the Pacific Council on International Policy presents 10 questions that e-government practitioners surveyed from around the world believe are crucial to successfully conceiving, planning, managing and measuring e-government. The fundamental theme of the report is that e-government is about transforming government to be more citizen-centered; technology is a tool in this effort.

20.12.2001 El primer informe sobre tràfic de nens per a l'explotació sexual a l'Amèrica Central i Mèxic denuncia la falta de programes governamentals per donar suport als menors víctimes d'abusos i oferir-los alternatives per sobreviure i alerta sobre els creixents nivells de prostitució infantil i turisme sexual a la regió. L'estudi, presentat durant el Segon Congrés Mundial contra l'Explotació Sexual Comercial dels nens celebrat al Japó, investiga la situació a sis països: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala i Mèxic. Les ONG autores del document, Casa Alianza, ECPAT i el Fons per a la Infantesa Audrey Hepburn, adverteixen especialment sobre l'ús d'Internet en l'explotació de menors a través de la pornografia infantil, afavorit pels buits legals existents a la major part d'estats llatinoamericans.

20.12.2001 El primer informe sobre tráfico de niños para la explotación sexual en Centro América y México denuncia la falta de programas gubernamentales para apoyar a los menores víctimas de abusos y ofrecerles alternativas para sobrevivir y alerta sobre los crecientes niveles de prostitución infantil y turismo sexual en la región. El estudio, presentado durante el Segundo Congreso Mundial contra la Explotación Sexual Comercial de Niños celebrado en Japón, investiga la situación en seis países: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala y México. Las ONG autoras del documento, Casa Alianza, ECPAT y Fondo para la Niñez Audrey Hepburn, advierten especialmente sobre el uso de Internet en la explotación de menores a través de la pornografía infantil, favorecido por los vacíos legales existentes en la mayor parte de estados latinoamericanos.