In addition to being a technology, we consider the Internet as a historical era in which citizens have an obligation to harness its potential to democratize society, empower ourselves as individuals, and facilitate access to knowledge without intermediaries.
From our inception, at Xnet, we have been pioneers and have dedicated a significant part of our work to the development and use of digital tools, communication strategies, advocacy devices, and viral campaigns to exert pressure on various fronts, promoting the formation of an active and responsible citizenry in governance. We have played a promoting and active role in key events like the 15M movement in 2011 and many others.
Since 2018, we have been organizing the Postgraduate Program in Technopolitics and Rights in the Digital Era in Barcelona.
For several years, we have been working on tools and methodologies that the Internet teaches us, applying them to new forms of political self-organization based on pragmatism, defending justice, and effectively updating democracy in the analog world.
Our efforts revolve around translating the distributed (and NOT horizontal) governance of the network into an updated global governance.
If you want to learn more about this work -> Our work has served as an inspiration to propel the Partido X forward.
