WASHINGTON.- He Congress of the United States, could facilitate access to internet in Cubathrough the Subcommittee Law for fiscal year 2024 recently approved, in the midst of a strong blockade by the regime of the designated Castro ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel against the population on the island.
Republican congressmen Mario Díaz-Balart and Carlos Giménez carried out the proposal to be debated and subsequently approved. At a press conference, both indicated that with this legislation the Biden administration’s arguments for not doing more for internet access collapse, the web portal reports. americateve
The United States budget to increase internet accessibility in Cuba is 43.5 million dollars from the Open Technology Fund program to confront internet censorship in the world. amount approved in this Fiscal Year 2024 Subcommittee Act.
The legislation “strengthens protection against threats from enemies to the security of the United States, such as the Cuban dictatorship,” said Díaz-Balart, president of this Subcommittee on the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs that provides funds for national security and foreign policy.
The Subcommittee Law for fiscal year 2024 absolutely prohibits financing with the North American budget for micro, small and medium-sized companies, most of them controlled and operated by the Cuban regime itself.
Also, it denies the delivery of visas to the United States to any official of the dictatorship as well as members of international organizations linked to the exploitation of Cuban doctors in the slave missions of the dictatorship.
Source: WRITING
