Montes Claros City Hall, through the Municipal Department of Planning, Budget and Technology, activated free internet in Praça do Bairro Santa Lúcia, through the CONECTAMOC project, in yet another important action of digital inclusion and modernization of public services offered to the population. Now, residents and visitors to Feirinha do Santa Lúcia have access to quality internet, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing more connectivity, information, leisure and opportunities for everyone. The new structure was planned to support more than 600 simultaneous accesses, ensuring stability and performance, so that the population can browse, study, work, communicate and access City Hall's digital services quickly and conveniently. With this initiative, the CONECTAMOC project reinforces the Municipal Administration's commitment to bringing technology closer to people, facilitating access to public services, applications, online services, issuing documents, consultations and various features that make people's daily lives simpler and more efficient. “Connectivity is a tool for social transformation, and Bairro Santa Lúcia took another step towards an increasingly modern, inclusive and connected city”, highlighted Mayor Guilherme Guimarães. “It will help us a lot with sales”, celebrates pastry chef Misley Nascimento Rogeriano Cardoso "It will help us a lot with sales, for those customers who don't have internet, this was the best thing that the City Hall provided for all the fairs and squares. This is very good for everyone to be connecting", said pastry chef Misley Nascimento Cakes. “It will be possible to sell goods via pix and debit”, celebrates Eliane Saldanha Rogeriano Cardoso For stallholder Eliane Saldanha Silva, "now it will be possible to sell goods via pix and debit. CONECTAMOC will help a lot." “I am very pleased with the arrival of this free internet”, says marketer Mirian Fernandes Rogeriano Cardoso The merchant Mirian Fernandes Marques was also happy. "I'm very pleased with the arrival of this free internet here at the fair. We needed it, but it was modern for Montes Claros", he celebrated.