Imagine your life without the internet and TV, difficult isn't it?

With the advent of technology, entertainment is just a click away and the internet has become an integral part of our lives. All we got to do is click on the links and listen to our favorite music or watch videos.

But it isn't the same in Cuba. Cuba has only the state-run TV, while even newspapers, magazines and even the most important internet are prohibited.

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In such a scenario, "El Paquete Semanal" is the savior of Cubans. Confused as to what is it? Well, El Paquete Semanal is a one terabyte collection of digital content that comes in weekly package and is Cuba's Hulu, Netflix, Spotify-all of it  without the internet.

Watch Vox's new video to know how Cubans circumvent law to access the internet and media.

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