Computerization in Cuba

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

The European Union finances digitalization in Cuba while the regime controls access to the internet and restricts freedoms

Cuba launches online service for the legalization of civil registry certificates

The Transfermóvil platform breaks records with over 1.2 billion transactions in 2024

Young Cuban wins bronze medal at International Olympiad in Informatics

Government unveils new digital platform for procedures in Cuba

The government approves a law to control access to information in Cuba

Cuba: Mipyme launches advertisements on public space screens in Havana

FINCIMEX continues to accept remittances despite a supposed "technical incident" that prevents their collection

Cuba reported over 2,600 cybersecurity incidents from January to September 2023

The elderly are the most affected by banking in Cuba

Cuban professor gets emotional when buying his first computer in the U.S.

Elimination of cash payment at gas stations in Cuba

The Electric Company will suspend cash payments at its offices in Havana

Hackers breach Artemisa newspaper, posting images of a partially nude woman

Digital form will be mandatory to enter Cuba starting January 23

Cuba implements an information system against illegalities in the supply booklet

Cuba among the four countries with the least free internet in the world

In September, the shutdown of the analog signal for educational channels in Pinar del Río begins

Vietnam donates over 700 computers to the National Assembly of Cuba

They enable the digital platform Ticket for online reservations in Pinar del Río

Scams through digital platforms are on the rise in Guantánamo

State-owned companies in Cuba will have a digital labor file

Anonymous Cuba hacks the website of the University of Guantánamo and leaves a message for Díaz-Canel

Ministry of the Interior announces new online services for procedures

The communist bureaucracy does not divorce: it is always there

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Spain paid Che Guevara's nephew to bring computers to Cuba

Cubans among the top ten spots in the Latin American Programming Championship

The New York Times highlights the rise of Cuban podcasts in the face of a "hyper-partisan and radical media landscape."

UCI develops operating system for the first mobile phone created in Cuba

The Joven Club will begin charging for access to Wi-Fi networks created by SNet

Havana residents will be able to pay online for the basic grocery basket

Interest in Bitcoin is growing in Cuba due to the disappearance of the CUC and the sanctions against FINCIMEX

Santiago residents feel helpless regarding access to digital television

Cuban government launches mobile app for virtual medical consultations regarding coronavirus

Cuba will begin training engineers in Cybersecurity at the UCI

User complains about the poor quality of service from Tinored, the state alternative to SNET

Telecommunications business between the U.S. and Cuba remains active in the Trump era

The Joven Club in Cuba "absorbs" the SNET, and the government announces it as a new service

Reactions in Cuba to the legalization of private networks and Wi-Fi in homes

Private networks are now legal in Cuba, but "as long as they do not promote information contrary to social interest."

The Police confiscate "nano" wireless connection equipment from a Cuban in Havana

ETECSA announces new rates for hosting websites for citizens in Cuba

Citizenship calls for changes in the drafting of regulations on computerization in Cuba

The Cuban government announces new regulations for the control of telecommunications and the internet

Cuba will have its first Technology Palace

The first microcomputer created by private entrepreneurs is born in Cuba

Night queues at the Sancti Spíritus office: “My mother passed away in December and I haven't been able to cancel her registration.”

Self-employed individuals design 'smart' houses in Cuba

Díaz-Canel says that he will "continue studying how to lower Internet rates."

Cuba announces the opening of a new digital shopping center

A Twitter account has been created for the Presidency of the Councils of State and Ministers of Cuba

Díaz-Canel "discovers" e-commerce 20 years later

Diaz-Canel: "We have developed the Internet in Cuba with our own resources, without being lured by the perverse proposals of the empire."

In the testing phase, a mobile app to track the location of buses in Cuba

Díaz-Canel wants to digitize the Oficoda so that "there are fewer people dedicated to paperwork."