The black wifi market in Cuba crosses the fingers so that the mules do not disappear

The black market of Wi-Fi in Cuba crosses the fingers so that the will of the government of Miguel Díaz-Canel to put an end to the mules is not fulfilled. It would be like the death penalty for a company that guarantees connection in many parts of the island.

The mules introduce to Cuba, despite the ban on customs, routers, cables, RJ45 network ends, all the hardware necessary to maintain systems such as Snet, the largest independent wireless network to Cuba, which boasts of offering a better service than ETECSA, according to Cubanet . All this material enters the country without weapons to circumvent the controls of the airport officials.

A NanoStation that costs 50 dollars in the United States, is resold on the island by 170 pages like Revolico.com. They enter the island, despite the ban, thanks to the fact that customs officials accept bribes when they hear the magic phrase: "Help me help you," says Laura González, a Cuban resident of Miami

. the island using some of the "illegal" agencies established in the United States, according to Cuba, which offer the opportunity to carry more weight for a cheaper ticket. Island authorities have been eyeing XAEL Havana, Cuba Va, Cubamax Travel, Viajes Coppelia, Havana Air, Blue Cuba Travels and Central America Cargo.

According to Laura, the Cuban government has fired on mules because it does not give out products sold in currency stores, much more expensive and substandard to those who import the black market.

Last year, the customs detected 916 violations and 5,000 equipment and accessories have intervened satellite Despite all, the government has failed to stop the black market Wi-Fi in Cuba.