sábado, 1 de diciembre de 2012

Cuba says it's cutting rates on phone calls to US

Posted on Friday, 11.30.12



Cuba says it's cutting rates on phone calls to US

The Associated Press



HAVANA -- Cuba has announced it is eliminating a surcharge on phone

calls to and from the United States that contributed to high prices.



The government says the move is aimed at improving communication with

Cuban-Americans. A statement sent to international news organizations

Friday doesn't go into specifics, but refers to a decree in 2000 that

established a 10 percent surcharge on such calls.



Calls to the United States from Cuba can cost as much as $3 a minute,

while calls from the U.S. to Cuba usually cost a bit more than $1 a

minute. Cuba often blames the high rates on the U.S. economic embargo.



Cuba says it is hoping the drop in rates will "improve communications

between the people of Cuba and its emigres."



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