Cuba has notoriously bad Internet. It's slow, expensive for the local population to use, and primarily provided through crowded government-approved Wi-Fi hotspots. Here's what to do if you visit.

Cuba is still a dark hole in matters relating to web connectivity. Aug. 8, 2013— -- There's no use in trying to watch a YouTube video, and chances are you won't be able to find that cute ...

Internet. A Truly Egalitarian Internet: In Cuba, the Web Is Terrible for Almost Everyone Will the country's online connection ever escape the dial-up era? Anthony Fisher | 4.9.2015 9:00 AM.

Reports from Cuba’s independent press indicate that while some have been able to access the web intermittently from a home connection or a Wi-Fi hot spot in a public park, in the 48 hours since ...

In this Jan. 6, 2017 photo, people use a public wifi hotspot in Havana, Cuba. Home internet came to Cuba in December 2016, in a limited pilot program that’s part of the most dramatic change in ...

It took nearly an hour to upload a photo that took five seconds in America. — -- The Internet in Cuba is bad -- really, really bad. Imagine you are back in 2001 and set your computer up to ...

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz has called on citizens to actively defend the regime he represents on social media ...

Cuba has long had one of the lowest rates of Internet usage in the world. Things slowly began to change in 2013, when some citizens were allowed access through a government portal.

Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel took to social media to respond to a recent memorandum signed by U.S. President Donald Trump ...

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

News of the relaxing of restrictions on travel to Cuba and the opening up of debate around changes to diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba has also stimulated discussion about the ...

In Cuba, internet access is exclusively provided by the state-owned Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba S.A. in partnership with Venezuela.