The Central Bank of Cuba has legalized and began regulating the use of digital currencies. Thus, admitting the increase in its use by Cubans. Furthermore, it is an attempt to circumvent the sanctions regime applied by the United States.

The Central Bank of Cuba (BCC, in Spanish) put into practice a regulation to use cryptocurrencies and granted licenses for service providers that operate them.

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Cuba authorizes cryptocurrencies due to its increase in use on the island

The Central Bank of Cuba has legalized and began regulating the use of digital currencies. Thus, admitting the increase in its use by Cubans. Furthermore, it is an attempt to circumvent the sanctions regime applied by the United States.

MORE ANALYSIS

ITU reinforces its roadmap with Bogdan-Martin’s re-election

The American, elected by a large majority, will focus during her second term on closing the digital divide, promoting AI deployment and strengthening cyber resilience. The vote was for the position of Deputy Secretary-General.

Procurement consolidation and the “Double-E” strategy drive Millicom’s results

Liberty maintains financial performance, with growth in postpaid mobile and fixed-line customers

ICREA: Latin American data centers bet on AI, self-generation and data sovereignty

Resilience emerges as a key driver of terrestrial and submarine network deployments in Latin America

Wholesale networks are taking on a new role, with resilience and robustness becoming strategic factors that complement existing connectivity and support future AI infrastructure.

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