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Havana Telephones and TelegramsBanks and Foreign Exchange | Business and Trade Resources | Computer Resources | Emergency Numbers | Health Resources | Opticas / Opticians | Politics | Postal and Package Services | Telephones and Telegrams Cuban telephony is improving thanks to an investment from Mexico’s telephone company in ETECSA, the Cuban national telephone company. There are now public telephones that accept prepaid cards which can be purchased at the "Telecorreos" vendors at the hotels in major cities. The Hotel Nacional has telephones and extremely helpful operators in its lobby, and international calls may be placed from the rooms of most major hotels. Directory Assistance Operator Telegrams Wake-up Call Cellular ServiceCubacel Dialing CodesWhen calling to another city from within Cuba, dial zero and the city code, followed by the number. When calling from abroad, dial the country code (53) followed by the city code (Havana = 53+7). The codes for major cities are as follows: Baracoa 21 Public TelephonesIn Central Havana In Old Havana In Playa In Plaza De La Revolucion Servicio Local Y Larga Distancia Nacional Telephone CentersGuanabacoa Regla Villa Panamericana Marianao La Lisa Santiago de las Vegas
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