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Ecured.cu, the Cuban government’s answer to Wikipedia, promises to give a users knowledge “with a democratizing, not-for-profit, objective, non-Colonial” viewpoint.
“a long family history of dirty business, tricks and government intrigue” and says he “applied all possible dirty war tricks: clandestine jails, kidnappings, extrajudicial processes, wiretapping.”
Originally posted by davespanners
reply to post by Zamini
I wonder why it crashed as well.
Either A) It's being hosted on a terrible server or B) There has been a deliberate attempt to crash it.
As this is a conspiracy site I'm going with B
Computers numbered 700,000 or 62 per 1,000 residents, compared with more than 160 per thousand residents in the region, and many were in government offices, health and education facilities. There is no broadband in Cuba and the relatively few Internet users in the country suffer through agonizingly long waits to open an e-mail, let alone view a photo or video. This also hampers government and business operations.
Originally posted by grey580
I wouldn't trust anything that the Cuban Government posts online.
The truth doesn't come out of a represive government .... ever.
I wouldn't trust anything that the Cuban Government posts online.