Verizon signs direct connection agreement with Cuba


Expanding on services: A unit of telecoms multinational Verizon Communications signed a direct interconnection agreement with the Cuban state monopoly Etecsa. — Reuters

HAVANA: A unit of telecoms multinational Verizon Communications signed a direct interconnection agreement with the Cuban state monopoly Etecsa, expanding on existing roaming services in the Caribbean country, Etecsa said in a statement on March 14.

Verizon last September became the first US-based wireless company to offer roaming in Cuba, taking advantage of US President Barack Obama's move to open relations with a former Cold War adversary of the United States.

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