The testimony concludes with a promise to send a list of workers affected by this policy to illustrate the widespread impact. Ávila shared the document on social media, and CiberCuba has independently verified that this practice occurs in at least one other province. As with many state employees, ETECSA workers frequently face coercion and pressure to adhere to regime mandates. Military Drills and Social Media BacklashRecently, ETECSA showcased images of its employees participating in a military drill in Mayabeque, intended to demonstrate the defensive readiness of institutions and work groups. However, the photos associated with the event sparked ridicule and sarcasm on social media due to the apparent inadequacy of the resources used.