Latin America: pupils with desktops at home 2018, by quartile
Socio-economic inequalities within countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are observed in different areas, and access to educational tools is no exception. According to data retrieved by the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) in 2018, in seven out of seven Latin American and Caribbean countries analyzed, the share of 15 year-old students with desktops at home differed by at least 25 percentage points between the bottom and top socioeconomic and cultural quartiles. In Mexico, this difference was the highest, amounting to 55 percentage points.
