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Catholic countries Compared by Media > Internet > Fixed broadband Internet subscribers > Per 100 people

DEFINITION: Fixed broadband Internet subscribers (per 100 people). Fixed broadband Internet subscribers are the number of broadband subscribers with a digital subscriber line, cable modem, or other high-speed technology.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Liechtenstein 80.36 2012
2 France 37.76 2012
3 Luxembourg 32.61 2012
4 San Marino 31 2012
5 Andorra 30.97 2012
6 Austria 25.23 2012
7 Spain 24.26 2012
8 Ireland 22.7 2012
9 Portugal 22.34 2012
10 Italy 22.12 2012
11 Croatia 20.29 2012
12 Lithuania 19.53 2012
13 Aruba 17.88 2010
14 Poland 16.63 2012
15 Slovakia 14.57 2012
16 Dominica 12.56 2012
17 Chile 12.44 2012
18 Seychelles 11.72 2012
19 Mexico 10.95 2012
20 Argentina 10.88 2012
21 Costa Rica 10.04 2012
22 Brazil 9.17 2012
23 Colombia 8.36 2012
24 Panama 8.21 2012
25 Venezuela 6.74 2012
26 Ecuador 5.42 2012
27 Peru 4.78 2012
28 Cape Verde 3.78 2012
29 Palau 2.95 2012
30 Philippines 2.23 2012
31 Guatemala 1.8 2010
32 Paraguay 1.11 2012
33 Bolivia 1.08 2012
34 Cote d'Ivoire 0.24 2012
35 Equatorial Guinea 0.2 2012
36 Haiti 0.165 2011
37 East Timor 0.0505 2012
38 Cuba 0.0446 2012
39 Burundi 0.00402 2012
40 Eritrea 0.00224 2012

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