Guantanameros can connect to a clandestine network for 5 CUC per month as many times as they want

The Guantanamo youth have created a clandestine network with Internet access in the southern neighborhood, one of the most populous of the city.

Haniel Rego, one of the creators, explained to Martí Noticias that this material is sold in Havana for a value between 180 and 200 CUC. "We make his connection," said the young man

These young people created a Wi-Fi that integrates the Nauta service offered by the monopoly of communications in Cuba, Etecsa. It's a bit slower but people prefer it because they can access the internet from their own neighborhood and at a much lower price.

The slow and limited connection offered by Etecsa led Cubans to get around its rules. However, these teams are illegal and Cuban police regularly operate to disrupt such networks, mainly in Havana.

Recently, it was learned that they had succeeded with one of the most popular of the capital, "Gargo" which had about 200 users, the servers created a tunnel to through the Wi-Fi points located in Santiago de las Vegas and at the José Martí International Airport and provided Internet access to families in the region.