In Cuba, the Internet has become the latest battleground in that country's quiet struggle for freedom. With World Wide Web access restricted to only a few government-controlled web sites, increasing numbers of Cubans are hacking through President Fidel Castro's censorship. While many in the Western world use the Internet for trivial reasons - such as chat rooms and file sharing - in Cuba, it has become a powerful weapon of liberation from government control. The Internet offers ordinary Cubans a way to escape the clutches of a totalitarian society that regulates all flow of information. They can access unfiltered news...
