Cuba imposes censorship on SMS

The flexibility of the Cuban regime seems to shows off its limits as the government in Havana has just decided to censor the SMS text messages when they include words such as democracy or human rights.

The revelation was made by a blogger and investigative journalist, both living in Cuba and has been confirmed by Reuters.

30 words are found on the censorship list including the names of known dissidents, and terms such as democracy, human rights and hunger strike.
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Cuba authorized the use of mobile phones only in 2008 and there are currently around 3 million subscriptions with country’s only operator, a state-run company.

Havana regime accuses frequently the United States for allegedly making use of telecommunications to undermine the Cuban government.