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MGN HAVANA (AP) – Cuba is allowing free, public Internet service for the first time at a Havana cultural center that quietly began offering open Wi-Fi in recent weeks. Dozens of youths flock daily to the center run by famed artist Kcho. His spokeswoman says state telecom Etecsa approved the move, a small but unprecedented loosening of Cuba’s draconian Internet regulations. The service is slow compared with what Internet users are accustomed to in most parts of the world. But connectivity-starved islanders like Adonis Ortiz say it’s a boon that lets them access Facebook, read news of the world and chat with friends. Ortiz comes to the center as often as he can and uses the Wi-Fi to communicate with his father in the United States, whom he hasn’t seen in nine years.