La administración de Donald Trump ha intensificado su compromiso con la libertad de información en Cuba a través de un nuevo ...

Varios usuarios aseguran haber perdido el saldo recibido a través de promociones vigentes, mientras ETECSA alega “errores del ...

On Friday, Cuba's telecom monopoly, ETECSA, announced that it was raising cell phone service prices. Users were dismayed at learning by how much: they will be limited to one data package per month ...

Internet price hikes of up to 800% have sparked student protests in Cuba led by the Federation of University Students.

Cuba's telecoms company ETECSA said on Wednesday that it had begun to restore cellular service following an outage that appeared to impact various parts of the capital Havana and outlying provinces.

But critics of the company have wondered what ETECSA, which is partly owned by Cuba’s military, has done with the millions of dollars it racked up by selling top-up data packages to Cuban exiles ...

Cuba has one of the lowest connectivity rates in the Americas, but ETECSA is in the process of creating more public Wi-Fi hotspots — it rolled out 65 last year and plans dozens more in 2016 ...

The latest expression of this crisis came on 30 May with an announcement from ETECSA, Cuba’s state-owned telecommunications company, regarding a significant rate hike for mobile data.

Cuba's telecoms company ETECSA said on Wednesday that it had begun to restore cellular service following an outage that appeared to impact various parts of the capital Havana and outlying provinces.

Connectify has been in Cuba since Etecsa set up those public hot spots in 2015. Although aware of the illegality, the company has embraced its product’s utility as a “popular tool for creating ...

Old Havana. View the photo gallery for more submitted photos from Cuba throughout the years. This is the just the latest company to take advantage of the relaxed restrictions on trade and travel ...

By way of Twitter, Sanchez asked ETECSA for a response, but never received one. In Cuba, social media has become a battleground for those who are in favor or oppose the proposed Cuban constitution.