Communications in Cuba

Fifty years after the Spanish transition, Cubans should apply its lessons to our country.

Sandro Castro will enter the foreign exchange market with his own exchange rate

The UN allocates over 74 million dollars to Cuba to address the emergency caused by Hurricane Melissa

Santiago de Cuba remains almost cut off: Only 3% of telecommunications services have been restored

The Los Reynaldos community in Santiago de Cuba remains cut off following the collapse of a bridge

The government assures that communications have been restored in the province of Granma

A young Cuban shows in a video how Holguín looked after Hurricane Melissa passed through

Cubans react to the U.S. offer of humanitarian aid following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa

More than 40% of landline phone services are affected in eastern Cuba following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

Melissa leaves the east of Cuba without communication: More than 80% of the radio bases remain offline

Cuban Oriente Cut Off: Damage to the ETECSA Network After Hurricane Melissa

They are securing a replica of the Granma yacht out of fear of Hurricane Melissa, and social media isn't forgiving

ETECSA announces free communication channels for information about Hurricane Melissa

Cuban meteorologist warns about the danger of Hurricane Melissa's eye

Cubans urge ETECSA to make internet access easier in light of the threat posed by Hurricane Melissa

New culprit? ETECSA attributes connection outages to the "atmospheric duct"

Partial collapse of the SEN causes massive blackouts in Cuba

Rachel Vallori recounts a nightmare in a hospital in Cuba: “I no longer know if it’s a planned genocide.”

Publication by communicators in Holguín sparks controversy: "Because of saying that lemonade is the basis of everything, some people are in prison."

“Take out a television for people to see”: Unusual suggestion from the Cuban government amid energy crisis

Municipal radio in Las Tunas is shut down for 18 hours a day: There is no fuel for the generator

Cuba headed towards the hell of eternal darkness

Power outages in Cuba disrupt even family video calls: "What a miserable country."

Almost 9 human rights violations are reported daily in Cuba

El Toque denounces a new disinformation operation orchestrated by State Security in Cuba

Eastern Cuba will have color newspapers… but with the same black-and-white news

ETECSA announces scheduled disruption in mobile phone services: This is the reason

While in the U.S. they complain that in Cuba they ask for top-ups, a young woman on the island erupts because she is asked for credit: "It's outrageous."

The robberies at ETECSA radio stations in Santiago de Cuba continue

"More cynical, impossible!" ETECSA raises the minimum recharge amount and infuriates Cubans

MINSAP comments on elderly man found dead next to a garbage container at a hospital in Santiago de Cuba

Cayo Digital: The 'Silicon Valley' that Russia Wants to Establish in Cuba

The Cuban regime seizes illegal GSM equipment that interfered with the mobile network

Díaz-Canel calls to "confront the haters" of the regime on social media and in the streets

Up to 15 years in prison for sabotage of mobile phone towers in Santiago de Cuba

Díaz-Canel acknowledges the government's disconnection from citizens and targets the youth

Residents in Coliseo, Matanzas, still lack coverage: six years waiting for assigned phones

New appointments in the Ministry of Communications of Cuba

Cuban mother to ETECSA: do your part, because I need to communicate with my children, and that is not a favor

Díaz-Canel justifies the repression: “Counter-revolutionaries almost always commit crimes.”

Public outrage following ETECSA's announcement of a new 2GB additional plan

The FEU leaves behind more than 40 proposals for ETECSA and apologizes for confronting the state-owned company

Humberto López says that ETECSA's revenues will help reduce blackouts in Cuba

They dismantle a network in Cuba linked to international ETECSA top-ups: This is how they operated

ETECSA updates the status of landline services in Pinar del Río following disruptions affecting over 60,000 customers

Independent experts assert that the slowdown of inflation in Cuba is not genuine

Data package for parents with two children: The unusual proposal from a FEU leader to ETECSA

Students report the presence of State Security in Cuban universities

Bruno Rodríguez celebrates the drop in prices in Cuba and attributes it to the government's plan

“Hang up the phone!”: Cuban father erupts over ETECSA's abuses with international top-ups

The Vice President of ETECSA states that they are working "tirelessly" to "overcome the limitations."

ETECSA "clarifies" doubts and Cubans respond: "We are not abnormal."

Gerardo Hernández strikes out at Alejandro Sanz: "They are too busy with the megas of students in Cuba."

The Pentecostal Evangelical Church of Cuba speaks out against ETECSA's measures and calls for responses from the government

Official newspaper celebrates anniversary with rum and cake

The Christian Student Movement of Cuba speaks out against ETECSA's rate hike

Actress Amarilys Núñez supports university students' protest against ETECSA's rate hike

Academics, artists, and intellectuals from Cuba and around the world send a letter of support to students following ETECSA's price hike

Police beat a Cuban for protesting against ETECSA's rate hike in a park in Havana

Law students sue ETECSA for imposing illegal rates and ignoring their own contracts