“Any ‘supposition’ about what a farmer should do on Google, or in the furrow, is called control over the free actions of another, personal choice and individual freedom”: Octavo Cerco [1] wonders “why it’s a problem to assume access to the Internet as a 21st Century human right.”
Cuba: Right to the Internet
· Written by Janine Mendes-Franco
Categories: Latin America, Cuba, Digital Activism, Freedom of Speech, Human Rights, Ideas, Politics, Technology