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Ordinary Cubans gain access to cell service

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  • Raul Castro's new government now allows citizens to have cell phones
  • Previously only those working for foreign firms or the state could have cell phones
  • Raul took power in Cuba after his brother, Fidel, stepped down last month
  • Some Cubans had already gotten phones with the help of foreigners
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