AP.
A decree posted on the government's web site authorizes Empresa Correos de Cuba to "provide access to public Internet to all naturalized persons."
"Internet supervisors at two Havana post offices said Wednesday that while authorities are preparing to apply the law and have even installed new, faster PCs in some locations, they did not know when the new rules will go into effect."
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