La Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba (ETECSA) denied on Monday that they would offer WiFi service with internet connection, as reported by the island’s official journalist association UPEC.
Read MoreThe US government said today that Cuba has completed the release of the 53 political prisoners agreed upon between Washington and Havana in December, but declined to give their names, reported dpa news.
Read MoreThe Cuban monopoly telecommunication’s company ETECSA announces that an experimental WiFi conecction will become available in Santiago de Cuba during January. The price will be 4.50 CUC (5.00 USD) per hour, the equivalent of an average week’s salary on the island.
Read MoreVenezuela entered the new year with long lines of buyers in search of basic food, hygiene and medical products, the mark of worsening shortages the country has been facing for two years and now involve police operatives mobilized to maintain public order.
Read MoreCuban authorities released dozens of political prisoners in the last 24 hours as part of the historic diplomatic rapprochement with the United States announced in on December 17, reported dpa news.
Read MoreThe governments of the USA and Cuba will begin in Havana on January 21, a dialogue for the normalization of diplomatic relations between the two countries after over half a century of rupture and ideological confrontation, reported dpa.
Read MoreThe weather will be excellent in the city with sunny days and little rain. Only on Sunday and Monday there will be some isolated showers. Temperatures will be pleasant and the lows will not fall off much in the early mornings.
Read MoreA coalition of US agribusiness interests and legislators will present their campaign to life the US embargo on Cuba today at the National Press Club in Washington D.C.
Read MoreThe increase in illegal immigration attempts by Cubans appears to be impelled by baseless claims that the newly-appointed members of the US Congress, will dismantle administrative decrees that favor Cuban refugees.
Read MoreThe US government said Tuesday that Cuba released some of the 53 political prisoners to be released after the agreement reached between Washington and Havana in December, but declined to give figures, reported dpa.
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