Communications in Cuba

U.S. Embassy in Cuba issues alert due to critical situation on the island

"Digital transformation, but there isn't even any Durlagyn": Cubans erupt after Díaz-Canel's visit to Fajardo Hospital

“Stop the distractions”: Cuban artist calls for an end to empty content and urges joining the change in the Island

How much has Cuba changed in the last three years? This is what a journalist who visited the island says

United Kingdom warns tourists: Prepare for severe disruptions in Cuba

ETECSA will charge up to 3 dollars per minute for roaming service calls

A new report reveals the extent of digital surveillance in Cuba and its human consequences

The most commonly used cell phones by Cubans: Android in Cuba and Apple outside the country

Institute of Information and Social Communication appoints former executive of the state media system as new vice president

Do you know what phishing is? The electronic scam that is reaching Cuba

ETECSA informs about the interruption of telecommunications in some areas of Matanzas

ALBA sends 7,110 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba

Cuba's Artificial Intelligence Consortium is Born: AI in a Country Without Stable Electricity or Functional Internet?

Marrero Cruz criticizes the Cubans who use social media and accuses them of being "subversive."

Neither prices nor censorship can stop Cubans: Instagram usage skyrockets within the island

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

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

The UN allocates more than 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 it has already restored communications in the province of Granma

Cuban youth shows in a video how Holguín looks after the passage of Hurricane Melissa

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

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

Melissa leaves the eastern part of Cuba disconnected: More than 80% of the radio towers remain offline

Cuban Oriente Cut Off: Damage to ETECSA's Network Following Hurricane Melissa

They tie up a replica of the Granma yacht out of fear of Hurricane Melissa, and social media shows no mercy

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 facilitate internet access in light of the threat posed by Hurricane Melissa

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

Partial collapse of the national electric system causes massive blackouts in Cuba

Rachel Vallori recounts a nightmare in a hospital in Cuba: "I don't know if it's a planned genocide anymore."

Publication by communicators in Holguín sparks controversy: “Because saying that lemonade is the basis of everything, there are people in jail”

"Bring out a television so that people can see it": Unusual suggestion from the Cuban government amid energy crisis

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

Cuba heading towards the hell of eternal darkness

Blackouts in Cuba disrupt family video calls: "What a miserable country."

Reports indicate almost 9 human rights violations 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 explodes because they ask her for balance: "It's an outrageous situation."

The thefts at ETECSA radio bases in Santiago de Cuba continue

"More cynical, impossible!" ETECSA raises the minimum for top-ups and infuriates Cubans

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

Cayo Digital: The 'Silicon Valley' that Russia wants to establish in Cuba

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 sabotaging mobile phone towers in Santiago de Cuba

Díaz-Canel acknowledges the government's disconnection from the public and points to the youth

Residents in Coliseo, Matanzas, are still without 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 after ETECSA's announcement of a new additional 2GB plan

The FEU leaves 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

Cuba dismantles network linked to ETECSA international top-ups: Here's how they operated

ETECSA updates the status of landline services in Pinar del Río after disruptions affected more than 60,000 customers