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Cuba - Constitutional Privacy Rights and Ministry of Communications Data Governance Framework

The Republic of Cuba is an independent socialist state in the Caribbean governed under the Constitution of Cuba (2019), which establishes fundamental…

Compliance Node Overview

The Republic of Cuba is an independent socialist state in the Caribbean governed under the Constitution of Cuba (2019), which establishes fundamental rights including the inviolability of the home and correspondence, the right to personal privacy, and protections for personal communications and data. The Ministry of Communications (Ministerio de Comunicaciones - MINCOM) is the principal regulatory authority for telecommunications and digital services in Cuba. Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba (ETECSA) is the state-owned telecommunications monopoly. Cuba does not have a standalone comprehensive personal data protection law equivalent to the GDPR. The applicable framework for personal data governance consists of constitutional privacy rights, Decree-Law 370 of 2018 on the Informatization of Society (which regulates digital services and internet use), and related implementing regulations. Decree-Law 370 grants broad regulatory powers to MINCOM and has been subject to international criticism for restricting digital freedoms. Cuba's internet access is limited and subject to government control, and organisations operating digital services in Cuba must comply with MINCOM regulatory requirements, obtain applicable telecommunications licences, and respect constitutional privacy rights. Cuba is an observer state of the CARICOM regional framework but is not a full CARICOM member. Organisations processing personal data in Cuba must navigate significant regulatory complexity given Cuba's unique economic and political environment, including US embargo-related restrictions on technology exports and financial transactions.

Pillar: Cybersecurity · Authority: Ministerio de Comunicaciones (MINCOM), Republic of Cuba · Version: 1.0.0 · Last updated: 2026-04-27

Primary source: https://www.gacetaoficial.gob.cu

SHA-256 integrity: c8c77d6e5e456505cf2f00384dd07a1382d1865ec2d0fcecdf0d7e5e7ab3d9eb

Primary Citations — 7 traced to source

Constitution of Cuba (2019) - right to personal privacy, inviolability of the home and correspondence, and protection of personal data
Decree-Law 370 of 2018 on the Informatization of Society - regulatory framework for digital services and internet use in Cuba administered by MINCOM

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