Cuba's Digital Revolution

Cuba Online - A documentary film on Cuba's sudden access to the internet.

For decades, Cuba has been shielded from the digital revolution that has spread around the world.

But that is changing. As part of the Disrupting Democracy project, this new Bertelsmann Foundation film dives into the stories behind the statistics.

What are the drivers of change in Cuba? How has the Cuban government managed this evolution? And what is the impact for a country slowly finding its way online?

Shot on location in Cuba, this film by Samuel George captures a critical moment for a country in transition.

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Subjects: Cuba, internet, digital access, Cuba online, wifi parks, entrepreneur, Cuban entrepreneurs, Cuban economy, Cuba politics, private sector, public sector, internet access in Cuba, Havana, Vinales, Harold Cardenas, Luilver Garces Brinas, Cuban Hacker Spirit, intranet, SNET, Facebook, Barack Obama, Raul Castro, Cuban Journalism, independent journalism, Donald Trump, Carlos Gutierrez, technology, documentary

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