Starlink Launches One-Month Free Internet Access in Venezuela

Venezuelan residents receive free high-speed broadband internet from Starlink until February 3

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Starlink Launches One-Month Free Internet Access in Venezuela

Starlink has announced the launch of free broadband internet access for all residents of Venezuela for a period of one month. The announcement was published on the company’s official account on the social network X.

As part of this initiative, users will be able to access internet services free of charge until February 3. The project aims to expand access to stable and high-speed internet connectivity across the country.

According to Starlink, the free access period will help ensure uninterrupted communication and improve access to digital services, education, and information for the people of Venezuela.

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