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Can The US Restore Internet To Cuba? By Rob Lever
07/16/21 AT 10:27 PM
President Joe Biden s suggestion that Washington bring full internet access to Cuba following government restrictions could break new ground on digital rights but face major technical and geopolitical hurdles.
Biden s statement followed calls by Republican Senator Marco Rubio and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who said the US should look at satellites, balloons and offshore hotspots to deliver unfiltered connectivity to Cuba. They ve cut off access to the internet. We re considering whether we have the technological ability to reinstate that access, Biden told reporters Thursday.
Human rights activists have welcomed the idea of giving Cubans an unrestricted internet after the regime cut off many apps and services as it faces down its biggest protests in memory.
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The protests in Cuba that began on Sunday have captured the world’s attention. Americans, in particular, are watching the situation unfold as thousands of demonstrators speak out against the oppressive communist regime that has held its boot on the necks of the people for decades.
But some on the left have not even bothered to hide the fact that they stand in solidarity with the far-left communist government of Cuba. The Black Lives Matter (BLM) global organization on Wednesday posted a statement on Instagram and later on Twitter condemning the United States, blaming it for the plight of the Cuban people.
‘People want freedom’: Cubans say government measures in response to protests are not enough Nora Gámez Torres, Miami Herald © YAMIL LAGE/AFP/AFP/TNS Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel is seen during a demonstration held by citizens to demand improvements in the country, in San Antonio de los Banos, Cuba, on July 11, 2021.
The Cuban government announcement that it is lifting restrictions for travelers who want to take food and medicines to the island is being met by many on the island with indignation because the measure does not satisfy the demands of regime change at the core of unprecedented protests that erupted Sunday islandwide.
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