Día Internacional contra la cibercensura

La organización Reporteros Sin Fronteras ha delarado el 12 de marzo el Día Internacional contra la cibercensura. Con este motivo ha publicado una lista de enemigos de internet:

Birmania
China
Cuba
Irán
Corea del Norte
Arabia Saudita
Siria
                                                         Turkmenistán
                                                       Uzbekistán
                                                       Vietnam

Es algo sobre lo que el gobierno cubano se debe sentir mejor que sobre los resultados de las Olimpiadas. Birmania (55 millones de habitantes) y China (1,336,718,015) tienen menos censores por cada cien habitantes que la isla caribeña. Sobre Cuba dice el reporte:

The Cuban regime, more wary of bloggers than traditional dissidents, decided to expand its online presence to combat them. Now that Venezuelan fibre optic cable is available on the island, the authorities have what they need to improve connection speeds and lower costs. There are fewer and fewer excuses for maintaining censorship or keeping the population away from the Web. Are we witnessing signs of a Web Springtime, now that the journalists persecuted during the Black Springtime of March 2003 have all been released from prison? Fibre optic cable in Cuba: Unprecedented potential for growth?...