[Mexnog] Potentially blocking of Tor directory authorities by Mexican ISPs

[Vasilis]

Dear Mexnog list,

Happy new year!

I'm researching on potential blocking of Tor directory authorities [1] in the
country of Mexico. The university of UNAM has published a website with further
explanation and details of this issue [2].

I looked into the RIPE Atlas measurements and I was hoping if there
are similar or related data or resources among ISPs and people in Mexico.
Furthermore do you know of any publicly accessible BGP route-servers, looking
glasses or measurements probes from networks in Mexico?

I hope you can help shed some light on how ISPs in Mexico (potentially) network
interfere with the Tor directory authorities.

Thank you!

[1] https://gitweb.torproject.org/tor.git/tree/src/app/config/auth_dirs.inc
[2] http://rutas.priv-anon.unam.mx/


Best regards,
~Vasilis
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