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Cuba embraces cell phones as history shifts under Raul Castro
In Havana a decree expands cell phone service to ordinary Cubans, previously restricted to foreigners, workers for foreign firms, and officials. The move aims to pacify calls for reform, while minutes priced in convertible pesos limit access for many. The state telecom monopoly ETECSA hints at broader rollout and potential profits as Cuba lines up fiber optics and cautious modernization.
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