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         information media) of introducing free software for freeing
         the cuban society of privative software. In fact, if you
         compare the privative software and the way cuban State
-        operates the information media, based on the resolution 149
-        emitted by the Ministerium of Informatics and
-        Telecomunications (MIT), you may find them very similar. There
-        is an obsession by controlling all the information media on
-        the country and they cannot be used to purposes others than
-        those defined by cuban State. For example, to reach Internet
-        access, cuban people need to work for the cuban State somehow
-        and that way complying with whatever politics they impose
-        about information management.  There is no a legal way for
-        cuban people to contract an Internet service at home, even the
-        cuban churches in the island have limitations in this area
-        (unbelievable).  The most I see one can do in Cuba to share
-        data with friends is trying to <quote>resolve</quote> a fixed
-        telephone line at home to gain access to the cuban telephone
-        network and then use it to transmit data using computers. The
-        telephone network is the communication medium most people have
-        access to, however, there are limitations in the number of
-        simultaneous connections that one can phisically perform
-        between computers, the way of obtaining the required
-        communication devices,<footnote>
+        restricts information sharing, based on the resolution 149
+        emitted by the cuban Ministerium of Informatics and
+        Telecomunications (MIT), you may find them very similar. This
+        resolution is valid to the statal sector only and regulates
+        what can and cannot be done inside that area when using
+        computers to share information.  There is not any estipulation
+        about using information technologies by nautural people
+        outside the statal sector and spite of it, I've heard of
+        people that has been called by the cuban State security
+        departament to explain why they built a LAN in the
+        neighbourhood to share information (isn't that obvious) and
+        finally they were intimidated to stop doing so. There is no
+        legal way for cuban people to contract an Internet service at
+        home, however, the same isn't true for extranger people with
+        passport from other countries that visit Cuba or are resident
+        inhere.  It is almost unbelievable how the cuban churches
+        along the island have limitations in this area, too.
+    </para>
+    
+    <para>
+        In Cuba there is only one telecomunication organization named
+        ETECSA. This organization is very tied to the cuban State and
+        controls everything related to telephone networks and
+        dedicated links for data transmistion in the island. Based on
+        the fact that the telephone network is the only communication
+        medium most cuban people have direct access to, our attention
+        is centered on it as transfering medium to exchange data using
+        computers.  It is important to remark that, when using the
+        telephone network as medium for data transmission, there are
+        limitations in the number of simultaneous connections it is
+        possible to phisically establish between computers, the way of
+        obtaining the required communication devices, and the way
+        information might be exchanged with public services available
+        on different networks outside Cuba's political boundaries.
+        Nevertheless, the telephone network has a national scope that
+        can be used by computers to transfer data all over the island
+        at a cost of telephone calls.
+    </para>
+
+    <para>
+        I beleive that most of problems the cuban people presently
+        have are caused by a lack of information we need to face in
+        order to understand what we are and where we are going to, in
+        the sense of interdependent human beings.  To face the
+        information problem, we need to provide independent ways for
+        cuban people to express themselves in freedom and provide,
+        this way, the routes needed to work on. That's my goal with
+        this work: educating myself in the compromise of providing an
+        independent space for cuban people to discuss and coordinate
+        how to create collaborative networks throuth the cuban
+        telephone network<footnote>
         <para>
-            Communication devices like modems, switches and routers
-            are available to institutions related to cuban State only.
+            Considering that I and most cuban poeple haven't Internet
+            access at present time.
         </para>
-        </footnote> and the way information is exchanged with public
-        services available on different networks like Internet.
+        </footnote> to share information using computers in freedom. 
+    </para>
+    
+    <para>
+        The motivation for this work was taken from the free software
+        philosophy exposed by Richard Stallman in his book
+        <citetitle>Free Sofware Free Society</citetitle> and my
+        personal experience inside &TCP; community.
     </para>
     
 </section>