CUBA NEWS
February 23, 2007
 

FROM CUBA
Dragnet targets satellite TV antennas

HAVANA, Cuba - February 21 (Odelin Alfonso / www.cubanet.org) - Dozens of police and members of special brigades launched a massive operation targeting the satellite TV antennas that Cubans improvise to be able to watch foreign programming.

The possession and use of these antennas, except for special cases, is illegal in Cuba.

The agents, along with Cuban telephone company employees, combed the roofs in a search and rip-up mission for antennas and the cables that lead to them. In their zeal, say residents, they ripped up more than the forbidden cables, because many complained their TVs were not working properly.

This last operative took place in the Havana municipality of Arroyo Naranjo. In previous days, similar dragnets were carried out in the Havana municipalities of San Miguel del Padrón, 10 de Octubre, and Guanabacoa.

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