Havana Times

Havana Times is an independent Cuban blog^[1] founded in 2008. The online publication is edited in Nicaragua. Most of its contributors live in Havana, Santiago de Cuba and Guantanamo. There are also Cuban contributors in Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador and Mexico and volunteer translators in the Netherlands, the United States and England.

Overview

It was established in November 2007^[2] and is published online in Spanish and English with no print version. It is an independent news outlet that is probably the closest that Cuba comes to having a daily paper (as opposed to Granma, which is an outlet for the Party line). Cubans access its articles using their phones, as normal Internet access is prohibitively expensive in Cuba.

References

↑ Max Fisher (29 Oct 2012). "As Hurricane Sandy devastates Cuba, bloggers rise to the challenge". Washington Post.
↑ "Havana Times' 4th birthday" (in Spanish). HavanaTimes.org. 28 Nov 2011.

External links

Website

Media of Cuba

General	Censorship in Cuba Cuban journalists

Institutions	Cuban Institute of Radio and Television Prensa Latina

Newspapers	5 de Septiembre Adelante Ahora El Cubano Libre La Demajagua Escambray Girón Granma Guerrillero El Habanero El Heraldo de Cuba Invasor Juventud Rebelde La Nueva Cuba Periódico 26 Sierra Maestra Trabajadores Tribuna de La Habana Vanguardia Venceremos

Radio	CMQ Radio Progreso Radio Free Dixie Radio Habana Cuba-Cadena Azul (1939-1954) Radio Havana Cuba (1961- ) Radio Taíno Radio Rebelde Radio Reloj

Television	CMQ Cubavision International Mesa Redonda Internacional Radio Habana Cuba-Cadena Azul Televisión Serrana

Blogs	Havana Times

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