Thanks... I think this is the answer... I live in South America (Colombia).
Do you know how can I contact QSL.NET to help me with access there ? any
QSL.NET mirror ? I'm a ham radio and QSL.NET is an excellent source of
ideas.

You could probably contact them by using any of several Web-based
email services - e.g. Yahoo.com or similar ones. Create yourself a
free account and use it to email QSL.NET - since the email itself will
originate at the webmail service's IP address it won't be blocked.

I don't know of any QSL.NET mirrors - it's a self-funded and
donation-funded operation and I don't think anyone has volunteered to
provide a mirror.

You could probably access it semi-indirectly, by using one of the
various "anonymous web surfing" proxy services scattered around the
Net. [There are also about a bazillion wide-open web proxys running
on poorly-configured or Trojan-exploited personal computers on
numerous cable-modem and home-DSL networks, but using these without
the owners' explicit permissions would be very bad form and is quite
often a violation of one or another law.]

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