US EditionThe Government of Cuba Maintains the Mobile Telephone Tariff to Avoid Its "Collapse"
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Cuba maintains mobile phone charges to prevent technological collapse, despite student criticisms and infrastructure problems
The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, in his podcast Desde La Presidencia said this Thursday that the measures recently taken by the Telecommunications Company (ETECSA) are necessary to prevent the technological collapse in the communications of that Caribbean nation. READ ALSO: Cuba: ETECSA’s controversy over mobile data and tariffs centers the social debate “We are in a complex situation from the technological point of view, that …
Miguel Díaz-Canel’s regime increased the monthly price of service to $30, while the minimum wage is around $90 a month. Students rejected the measure, which has been in effect since Friday. Read more
Despite the growing social rejection, which has generated protests, student strikes and criticism from academic sectors such as the University of Havana, the state company continues to defend its decision.
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