Internet in Cuba

Díaz-Canel expresses feeling ashamed of the Cubans who criticize him on social media

What we know about the new economic measures and dollarization in Cuba

The Cuban government announces an increase in internet prices to attract more foreign currency

Internet in Cuba: Average monthly consumption reaches nearly 10 GB per user

The government reduces the number of tickets that can be purchased through the Viajando app

Users are experiencing issues with YouTube in Cuba: What is happening?

General blackout: Santiago de Cuba is once again without electricity due to a failure in the microsystem electrical grid

The start-up of the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant begins after the collapse of the electrical system in Cuba

A nationwide blackout in Cuba causes a massive internet outage

When you want to tell your mother in Cuba that she will be a grandmother but the connection doesn't cooperate

The Cuban government expects to double internet traffic in 2024 despite censorship, high costs, and poor quality

María Elvira and Elon Musk discuss free Internet for Cuba

The ordeal of communication with Cuba: A desperate attempt by a Cuban to reach out to his family on the island

Dozens of Cubans are charging their phones outside the Carlos III store in Havana

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

Cubans invent antennas to pick up internet signals: "Not even Mark Zuckerberg knows what this is!"

Gas delivery is available in areas of the city of Sancti Spíritus

Amanda's father blasts ETECSA's service: "Despite being very expensive, it provides the worst possible service."

Cubans in Holguín enhance internet signal with a pressure cooker lid

Correos de Cuba warns its customers about a fraudulent SMS

Daniela Reyes fed up with blackouts and internet issues: "Being an influencer from Cuba is madness."

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

ETECSA claims to provide the "cheapest" internet in the Caribbean

WiFi service tests begin on Cuban national trains

The regime cuts off internet access to independent journalists in Cuba

Cubans respond to Marrero Cruz on how to lower prices: "The first thing that must exist is free trade."

Cubans express their discontent over the return of blackouts: "It’s probably due to the eclipse."

Cubans respond to the government regarding banking and the official exchange rate in Cuba: "The only thing they need to change is the system that doesn't work."

Cubans are realizing Díaz-Canel's dream of making Granma the most read newspaper in Cuba: "The best sanitary paper ever produced in Cuba."

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel: "Those who stay are because they haven't been able to leave."