Internet in Cuba

Not even the embassies: the Cuban regime prohibits them from importing and using Starlink

Paying more than 700 pesos an hour to work: private coworking spaces are multiplying in Havana as a refuge from power outages

ETECSA states that "the commitment does not stop," and Cubans respond: "Scammers, where are the dollars?"

Gina Cabrera's son denounces poor service from ETECSA after more than two months without a landline and Nauta Hogar

A resident of Pinar del Río questions ETECSA about less than 8 hours of daily connectivity in La Palma

From bad to worse! Cuban woman travels to the island with her American baby and experiences a tremendous upset at the airport

The SIP condemns "new forms" of repression against the press in Cuba and highlights the imprisonment of Henry Constantín

"We are a tribe": Chequera depicts life in her neighborhood, without electricity, without internet, and cooking with firewood

Cubans sentenced to between 4 and 5 years in prison for selling Starlink antennas in Santa Clara

Cuba regresses in internet freedom: Freedom House gives it 19 out of 100 points

Blackouts cause new disruptions to telecommunications in several municipalities of Havana

Internet instability returns to Contramaestre as Etecsa remains silent about the causes

Lázaro Bruzón asserts that access to the Internet has eliminated any excuse to defend the Cuban dictatorship

Ulises Toirac on ETECSA's service: "A scam at gunpoint"

Cuba enables the request for criminal records through the digital platform Soberanía

Lázaro Bruzón to those who justify the repression in Cuba: "Let no one complain when their time to answer for their actions comes."

The Cuban regime boasts of "digital sovereignty" in Russia while blackouts leave the population without internet access

Thieves steal the cables from a 4G antenna, leaving a neighborhood in Holguín almost without connection

The Cuban regime seeks up to 10 years in prison for the young people of El4tico for their critical videos, denounces Cubalex

ETECSA reports issues with Nauta and Transfermóvil due to power problems

Cubana issues an SOS for San Miguel de los Baños and reports over a month without electricity or communications

Power outages put telecommunications in Cuba on the ropes

In post-1959 Cuba, "space and time... have been under absolute police control," asserts the essayist

ETECSA warns of further disruptions due to power outages

Ramón Saúl Sánchez, from the historical exile: "The embargo on Cuba is the largest shipment we've received."

DeSantis reveals that the company that would bring internet to Cuba during the 11J backed down after federal warning

ETECSA has not set a date for the reconnection of Isla de la Juventud after four days without communication

Cuban families are pleading for news of their loved ones in Isla de la Juventud after days of complete communication blackout

Cuban mother in the U.S. denounces the lack of communication in Cuba: "How do I tell my heart that I can't hear from my son?"

Warnings about scams in Revolico groups in Camagüey

ETECSA announces a new WiFi zone in Cuba and they respond: "By 2080, there will be coverage across the entire island."

ETECSA had its workers practice with rifles, and the Cubans responded: "Fix the connection."

A Cuban woman receives a promotion from ETECSA and responds with a strong critique

A Cuban complains about ETECSA's mobile data connection: "We pay for a service that cannot be used."

Mipyme was unfairly pointed out, and the semi-official ends up apologizing

Leonardo Padura in El País: "In a ditch of time" the Cubans "ask themselves 'how long?'"

Díaz-Canel wants more digital processes in a Cuba without electricity, with expensive internet and collapsed telecommunications

The importance of communication in defending Cuba's freedom

The crisis of the model and the awakening of civil society in Cuba

Telegram celebrates 13 years amidst record user numbers and pressure from Russia on its founder

ETECSA asks if you have a landline, and Cubans respond, "What phone, what is that?"

The U.S. launches a major submarine cable initiative for the Caribbean and Central America: Cuba is excluded

Law firm denies rumor regarding the legalization of documents in Cuba

Etecsa invites a "digital transformation" in Granma amid power outages, high rates, and poor connectivity

Ulises Toirac criticizes ETECSA: demands to reinvest profits or open the doors to Starlink

Malfunction causes interruption of mobile phone service in Cuba: Find out which numbers are out of service

Boris González Arenas explains the challenges of journalism in a future democratic Cuba

Cuban in the U.S. on returning to Cuba to live: "I didn't come to this country to stay, I came to make things better."

Cacerolazo and fire in Centro Habana: "Get out of here," neighbors shout at deployed police officers

Abel Prieto calls the 11J a "farce" and unleashes a torrent of criticism on the fifth anniversary of the massive protests in Cuba

Unreleased videos from the 11J emerge, showing the protests and repression in Havana

At least 24 arrested after protest in Luyanó: Aguilera prison is overwhelmed

"The connection is impossible, it doesn't work": Cubans vent their frustrations with ETECSA due to failure following the general blackout

Canadian reveals what he experienced during the blackout in Cuba: "You don't receive real information until hours later."

The mobile network is also going down in Cuba: ETECSA reports more outages due to lack of electrical backup

The U.S. warns about the collapse of the Cuban electrical system and internet failures

Total blackout in Cuba sparks wave of mockery and criticism against UNE

Díaz-Canel asserts that there is no "betrayal" of socialism in his government: "We need to unleash the productive forces."

Cuban woman reports a scam of 75,000 pesos in the purchase of a battery

Strong police operation due to protests in El Cerro, Havana