To: sph0241@UTSPH
Subject: Mexico
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Javier,

The PeaceNet "support" account forwarded this question to David Barkin
who gave the following reply.

Harel


Date: Fri, 14 Jun 91 09:27:46 PDT
From: cdp!dbarkin@labrea.Stanford.EDU
To: harelb@cabot.dartmouth.edu
Subject: Javier and Mexico

We use telepac to get through to sprint net here. Depending on net you
can access this for varying degrees of expense.  I can be reached
directly at dbarkin@igc.org

The UNAM also has a node at the internet system and bitnet system. This
is not generally accessible outside the UNAM. Technologico de
Monterrey also had bitnet system. Feel free to contact me if I can be
of further assistance




From cdp!support2@labrea.Stanford.EDU Fri Jun 14 18:55:45 1991
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 91 18:29:02 PDT
From: cdp!support2@labrea.Stanford.EDU
To: dbarkin@labrea.Stanford.EDU, harelb@cabot.dartmouth.edu
Subject: harelb - mexico

Harel,

I'm passing your message on to David Barkin, who is our
resident expert in Mexico.

Regards,
Tom
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>From daemon Wed Jun 12 17:08 PDT 1991
>From harelb@cabot.dartmouth.edu  Wed Jun 12 17:08:31 1991
To: support@igc.org
Subject: APC in mexico?

Tom, could you help with info on the following?

Thanks again,

Harel

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Date: Wed, 12 Jun 1991 13:23:42 EDT
From: sph0241@UTSPH
To: harelb@cabot.dartmouth.edu
Subject: question about proyecto huracan

   Harel:

    I read the posting about Proyecto Huracan in Central America.
Do you know if there is something similar in Mexico? I mean a 
network (with international gateways) that can be accessed via
PC, modem, telephone line. Last time I was in Mexico, they told me
that the telephone company as well as the government are very
uncooperative (to say the least) about this matter. So if you
have any information that you can send to me, I will
appreciate it. 

                                   -Javier--

P.S. A list of CURRENT mainframe nodes in Mexico will also help.