This is how Latin America is addressing the digital divide amid COVID-19
In Latin America and the Caribbean, three in 10 people - 244 million - have no internet. Image: REUTERS/Pablo Sanhueza
Anastasia Moloney
Latin America and Caribbean Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation
Fabio Teixeira
Slavery and Trafficking Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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