What works in Mexico

Mexico has advanced digital connectivity and representation in recent years. CFE Internet para Todos raised rural internet coverage from 41% (2018) to 66% (2024) by installing 102,000+ free broadband hotspots, adding 6.7 million rural users, while TIC A.C. operates the world's largest community-owned mobile network serving 3,500+ daily users across 63 indigenous localities. On gender representation, Mexico's "Paridad en Todo" constitutional reform extended mandatory 50/50 parity across all public institutions, resulting in women holding 50.6% of federal deputy seats by 2024 and Mexico ranking 4th globally for women in parliament. These practices demonstrate significant progress in rural connectivity and gender parity, though the evidence does not quantify outcomes beyond these specific metrics.