Perhaps many inhabitants from Manatí, Las Tunas, or Cuban collaborators in Venezuela, and any other acquaintance would find it difficult to associate the name of Wilfredo Fernández Vila, with that jovial, energetic, hardworking man, whom everyone calls Wily.

As soon as the winds subsided, he went up the street to see if his house was still standing. On the path, he found rows of homes without roof, and people with a damp voice and their eyes focused on chasing the trail of the zinc roof scattered around the place.

In this eastern Cuban province, the issuance of licenses to operate private data networks and high-speed wireless systems by natural persons is well below the initial expectations.

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