Decree-Law 35 regulates telecommunications in Cuba, prohibits the dissemination of false news, incitement to violence and instigation to hatred, but does not prevent freedom of expression on the Internet, a specialist emphasized today.
Faced with the increase of confirmed cases of the SARS-Cov-2 virus due to the spread of the Delta variant, Cuba will expand mass anti-COVID-19 vaccination with the incorporation of new territories and vulnerable groups.
The Official Gazette published new legal norms on telecommunications on Tuesday. Among the approved legal instruments are Decree-Law No. 35 on "Telecommunications, Information and Communication Technologies and the Use of the Radioelectric Spectrum" and Resolution 105, "National Action Model for the response to cybersecurity incidents."
This meeting has made a contribution; we had already analyzed in some depth the issues you raised, but now, with your input, they are more clear, stated Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba, conversing with specialists and students of Economic Sciences.
Experts presented to Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel proposals for actions to reinforce the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, with emphasis on the organization of health services and prevention.