Diario de Cuba | Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba

Cuba’s WiFi: “Expensive, Uncomfortable, and Dangerous”

As published in Diario de Cuba, “access to Internet for Cubans, via open WiFi zones in the country, is very expensive (2.00 CUC per hour, approx $2 U.S.D.), slow and far from achieving wide coverage.”In addition, “the 35 areas in Cuba designated to...

What is it Like to be an Independent Journalist in Havana?

The following excerpts, from the Diario de Cuba (DDC) article “This isn’t News, it’s Counterrevolution”, paints a very real and disturbing picture of what it means to be an independent journalist in Havana today. This first hand account by DDC reporter...

Cuba still listed among the least connected countries in the world.

According the Spanish language digital newspaper Diario de Cuba and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), “Cuba worsened by two seats on the Development Index of Information Technology and Communication 2014 (IDT) and is installed on the list of the...

Vladimir Morera Bacallao receives parole: Independent unionist spent more than 100 days on hunger strike.

According to Diario de Cuba, “Independent unionist Vladimir Bacallao Morera, who is under very serious health conditions, received parole after a hundred days on hunger strike.””As reported in social networks by Iván Hernández Carrillo, leader of the...

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