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Gina Cabrera's son reports poor service from ETECSA after being without a landline and Nauta Hogar for over two months
ETECSA issues recommendations regarding discrepancies due to the time change: "They are playing at moving forward by going backward."
Lindoro to the Electric Company, which intended to cut off his service: "You really have to have a thick skin."
They steal the cables from a 4G antenna, leaving a neighborhood in Holguín nearly without connection
New phone scam in Cuba drains Transfermóvil accounts with a fake "code."
Woman reports to police having found disturbing content on her husband's phone in Miami
Cuban customs sets limits on importing cell phones, computers, and appliances
Cuba's Customs establishes new rules for commercial imports by travelers and shipments
Judicial ruling allows federal agents to search the phones of travelers entering the U.S.: What do we know?
ETECSA restores the main telecommunications network with the Isle of Youth
Isla de la Juventud disconnected and ETECSA in the fog: "We will continue to carry out the necessary actions."
ETCCSA has yet to announce a date for the reconnection of the Isle of Youth after four days of being cut off
Cuban families are pleading for news of their loved ones in Isla de la Juventud after days of complete communication blackouts
Isle of Youth without mobile services after damages to the telecommunications network
ETECSA had its workers practice with rifles, and the Cubans responded: "Fix the connection."
Teen loses her iPhone during a family emergency, and a driver returns it to her in Cienfuegos
ETECSA reports issues with SMS in Cuba and has taken Transfermóvil out of service
They promised to resolve it "tomorrow," but nearly a month later, they remain cut off in a village in Maisí, Guantánamo
A dead security guard and stolen vehicles in the parking lot of the hospital in Las Tunas
Ulises Toirac reacts with irony to ETECSA's response regarding the false earthquake alert: "Is that it?"
The head of the Seismological Service says that the false seismic alarm "was something malicious."
"Now they really got it": Cubans lash out at ETECSA over false earthquake alarm
Google distances itself from the false earthquake alert in Cuba: What really happened?
Ulises Toirac lashes out at ETECSA following the false seismic alarm that sparked panic in Cuba
Cubans demand to know what triggered the false seismic alarm that caused panic in several provinces
They confirmed that the seismic alarm that caused panic in Cuba was false
Two UPS employees arrested in Miami-Dade after massive package theft: Here are the details
"Into what dark void has my neighborhood fallen?": Luyanó awakens without water, electricity, phone, or television
ETECSA asks if you have a landline, and Cubans reply, "What phone, what's that?"
Renting an iPhone instead of buying it is now possible in the U.S.: What does the new leasing program entail?
"Fell from one of the highest places": The accident that left La Dura offline
Photovoltaic systems installed in telephone exchanges in Pinar del Río: a drop of energy in a sea of disconnection
ETECSA admits that blackouts are leaving areas of Sancti Spíritus without telephone service or internet
Two weeks later, Etecsa still hasn't found a ladder to repair a breakdown in Camagüey
Florida Power & Light warns about an increase in fraudulent calls generated by AI to scam its customers
A Cuban travels across Europe and is amazed by everyday technologies that don't exist in Cuba: "What modernity!"
Cuban regime disables phones of young people who supported Anna Bensi: "They want us silent"
Breakdown of ETECSA's generator leaves Cárdenas without mobile or landline service
Cubans capture the moment when a man falls into the sea in Miami: "First mistake this year"
Outrage on social media over ETECSA's gift amid the telecommunications crisis
Nearly 24,000 telephone lines remain out of service in Santiago de Cuba following the passage of Hurricane Melissa
A chain for "The King of Distribution"
Santiago de Cuba remains nearly cut off: Only 3% of telecommunications services have been restored
Cuban reveals how much she spends living alone in Miami: "Sometimes I don't know how I manage to pay for all of this."
Adrenaline at its peak: "Rescue" video in Miami takes your breath away and leaves many questions hanging in the air
Thief caught stealing a phone in the streets of Santiago de Cuba
Arrested for snatching a phone from a worker in Cárdenas
Journalist Javier Díaz reports an increase in thefts in Barcelona: "Travel to Spain, but be careful."
Cuban in the U.S. teaches his children to "mataperrear" and advocates for screen-free parenting
Woman from South Florida reports having fallen victim to a scam that can drain your bank account in minutes
Residents in Coliseo, Matanzas, remain without service: six years waiting for assigned phones
Mother offers $40 reward for her daughter's lost cellphone in Havana
Etecsa in Guantánamo complains about vandalism and digital fraud while its infrastructure collapses
ETECSA updates the status of landline service in Pinar del Río after disruptions affecting over 60,000 customers
Cuban child sends message to Díaz-Canel from the United States
Young woman confronts man who tried to scam her at hospital in Santiago de Cuba
"A fakir at the wheel": Drives with his feet in Miami and social media erupts
Florida bans the use of cell phones in elementary and middle schools following a law signed by Ron DeSantis
Cuban government extends ETECSA monopoly until 2036 with an option for a three-decade extension
Telephone services on thin ice: ETECSA suffers 12 acts of vandalism in Holguín
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