Comparative approach on citizen access to digital services in Latin America. On fundamental rights, public service and the question of effectiveness

This article aims to analyze the citizen’s Access to internet in the light of two essential concepts in Public Law (concretely speaking, concerning Constitutional and Administrative Law): fundamental rights and public service. Both clearly interact as dogmatic considerations which, in practice, are able to provide with a solid framework and instruments aiming to bring effectiveness to citizen’s Internet Access, within an inmensely digitalized world.