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With deregulating markets, large investments in telecommunications infrastructure and a population quickly adopting to the Internet culture, demand for high speed broadband access is expected to dominate the Latin American region during the next 6 years. Early problems in deployment of technologies such as DSL and Cable modem should begin to dissapate as operators improve their quality of service. And given the ability to leapfrog technological steps and implement state of the art broadband wireless services, the competitive landscape will increase dramatically throughout the first 6 years of the 21st century.