Communications in Cuba

Fire in Havana causes internet and phone service outages in several areas

Díaz-Canel says that Cuba accepts the challenge of social media: "We will fight to overcome"

The Supreme People's Tribunal of Cuba denies monitoring and recording of messages and calls

The State Department announces the permanent closure of USAID

Cable thefts cause phone outages in Havana

Marco Rubio speaks out on support programs for democracy in Cuba

Cuba completes technical tests to offer Wi-Fi on national trains

Concern is growing over disappearances amid blackouts in Cuba

Starlink makes its way into Cuba despite the ban: What is the cost of connecting to the internet without ETECSA?

Energy crisis in Cuba: Spokesperson urges to spread the "resilience of the people" on social media

Yomil on the endless blackout hours in Cuba: "100 liters of gasoline in 48 hours."

The U.S. issues a "security alert" in response to the massive blackout in Cuba

Fire impacts telecommunications in Pinar del Río

Gag laws in Cuba: the Cuban regime threatens confiscation and imprisonment for social media posts

Spanish social media expert recommends the Cuban regime further tighten control over the Internet

Studies in Santiago de Cuba confirm the presence of cyberbullying and harassment among adolescents

Vice President of UPEC assures that the Cuban press is independent of any political faction

In the midst of a blackout: This is how they bid farewell to a deceased in Camagüey

Electrical crisis in Cuba collapses communications: Recommended to use only 2G

Journalist Yosmany Mayeta manages to find his sister in Cuba after a request on social media

Journalist Yosmany Mayeta seeks help to find his sister in Cuba

The reality of Cuba through the voices of two young people who managed to escape: "The dictatorship has separated us."

Cuban troubadour Eduardo Sosa remains in critical condition

Marco Rubio takes over the control of USAID as acting administrator

"Now I'm even more depressed": When the Cuban Amazon delivery guy gives you advice

A truck with a trailer crashes into a power pole in Las Tunas

More than half of Cuba is without mobile phone services following a general blackout

The Cuban regime accredits inspectors to "control and oversee" social communication

When you want to tell your mother in Cuba that she will be a grandmother but the connection isn’t cooperating

CiberCuba celebrates its 10th anniversary: a decade of informing with independence and without censorship

The ordeal of communication with Cuba: A Cuban's desperate attempt to talk to his family on the island

The reaction of a mother in Cuba upon receiving the washing machine she had longed for from her daughter

Cubans continue to be without internet after more than 24 hours of a general blackout

Amanda's father erupts against ETECSA: "Despite being very expensive, it offers the worst possible service."

Official journalist admits that leaders do not inform about the reasons for the blackout of Cuban Television

Law on Social Communication in Cuba: Advertising Comes to the Regime's Radio and Television

ETECSA reports losses due to fraud "from abroad" and acknowledges issues with mobile phone services

The regime advocates for digital transformation without addressing the basic needs of telecommunications

ETECSA installs palm-shaped radio base in Havana

ETECSA announces new numbering for mobile phones

The First Post Administration in Sancti Spíritus: A Milestone in Cuban Communication

Cuba will turn off analog television nationwide in 2026

Government denies information regarding surveillance of communications on social media

About 70,000 proprietary cards are failing due to the "modernization" of ETECSA's platform

Cuban Parliament approves controversial Social Communication Law

Mexico donates eight thousand mobile devices for the population census in Cuba

ETECSA will credit 25 pesos to its own phone cards

ETECSA begins tests on the submarine cable connecting Cuba with Martinique

Cayo Hueso-Havana, the first submarine cable that connected Cuba, the United States, and Spain

India and Cuba announce collaboration for the development of 5G and 6G technologies

A partial transition to digital television will begin in Havana

ETECSA announces maintenance work on Nauta

Internet in Cuba is "cheaper" since the salary increase, says spokesperson from "Con Filo"

Users report a disruption in voice call service in Cuba

They are working "at an accelerated pace" to activate the Orange cable in Cuba

Digital stamps can be used for immigration procedures in Havana

Artemisa will turn off the analog signal of educational channels at the end of January

Cuban journalist: "ETECSA fixes one and takes two out of service."

Cubans protest against restrictions on stamp sales: "It's not enough."

Announcement of the sale of digital stamps in Cuba