Cuba and the United States are promptly moving the telecommunications pieces. The start of talks to resume diplomatic relations has speeded up the game in that field, highly sensitive for the rest of the spheres of life and development: science and technology, culture and access to information, politics, the economy. With the simultaneous announcement by presidents Raúl Castro and Barack Obama last December 17, the U.S. president recognised the failure of the policy of economic embargo. But he warned immediately that his intentions and purposes with the neighbouring Caribbean island continued the same. The decades of Cuba being isolated by the U.S. did not achieve our goal of promoting the emergence of a stable, prosperous and democratic Cuba, Obama said. He only proposed at the time a different, more civilised way of focusing or achieving his strategy. Washington’s cards include