This is the Starlink project, which consists of a satellite constellation to provide high-speed, low-latency broadband internet. The pilot program will be implemented in Caleta Sierra in the Coquimbo Region in the north, and in Sotomó, Los Lagos Region in the south. It is expected to improve quality of life and connectivity, enabling access to online classes, telemedicine, and e-commerce through the Undersecretariat of Telecommunications (SUBTEL), the entity that will work with the pilots promoted by the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications (MTT) in conjunction with Starlink. Starlink\'s arrival comes after the MTT, through SUBTEL, studied the technical feasibility of conducting social pilot tests in rural and/or isolated communities with digital connectivity problems. An experimental permit was granted to the company for the non-commercial use of the service. To establish this connection in these communities, the company provided satellite kits that will allow free internet service for one year. It was agreed that after the first year, the cost would be covered by the municipalities. In addition to the pilot programs, Starlink and SUBTEL intend to expand the service to new rural areas to soon cover the entire Chilean territory. Starlink is a company owned by South African entrepreneur Elon Musk and will begin its first satellite internet operations in Chile, making the country the first in Latin America with this type of technological innovation.