VOICED : Gaspar pueblo cubano que revoluciona con Facebook propio

Cuba is one of the least connected countries globally. In Gaspar, a small town, young locals set up a neighborhood intranet in October. Initially used for gaming, it evolved into a social network, Gaspar Social, similar to Facebook, reaching 500 users in a month. This network allowed free exchange of media, avoiding costly state services. Despite its success, the government deemed it illegal but allowed it to continue under strict rules, prohibiting political content and ensuring state media as the sole news source.

What was the initial purpose of the local intranet network set up by the young people in Gaspar?

• To play games

• To facilitate online shopping

• To stream movies

• To conduct online classes

How many users did Gaspar Social attract in less than a month?

• 500 users

• 200 users

• 1000 users

• 100 users

What was one of the personal impacts of Gaspar Social on its users?

• Users traveled more

• Users found love

• Users discovered new hobbies

• Users found new job opportunities

What was the reaction of the authorities to the success of Gaspar Social?

• They declared the network illegal

• They invested in the network

• They supported the network

• They ignored the network

What type of content is prohibited on Gaspar Social according to the network's rules?

• Political content

• Weather forecasts

• Sports updates

• Music videos