The right to the information in Cuba: ethical and juridical considerations in a changing environment

Abstract

Reflects on the right to information as a universal right and the right to liberty, emphasizing their representation in major international standards that recognize this right within the universe of human rights in the Americas. Comments on Freedom of Expression in a representation of constitutions of Latin America and Cuba, making a comparative study of Latin American and Cuban treatment constitutional context. Illustrate the definitions of right of information and access to information, concluding, from an ethical reflection of the new environment under the technological paradigm, with a review of the regulations in Cuba on access to the Internet and its influence on the right to information in Cuba.