Claudio Ruiz blogs [1] [es] about the Internet Governance Forum [1] and Chile's scant participation: there are only two Chileans attending the forum, and both represent civil society.
Claudio lists two reasons for Chile's absence at the forum:
First, the confusing structure of digital policies in Chile […] where there is certainly no authority to demand accountability from in such matters. Second, the existence of a “Digital Agenda of Silence [2],” [es] where there's no plan that seeks to develop public policies aimed at promoting new technologies as tools for the development of rights.