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"TV antennas fill the sky" in Havana, NBC's Mark Potter showed us, as the Cuban government imposes a ban on satellite dishes. As a consequence, the only television that Cubans can see is broadcast--and those signals that offend the regime are jammed. Thus TV Marti, the federal government's Miami-based propaganda channel is invisible throughout the island--apart from the diplomatically immune airspace of the State Department's interest section. Potter wondered whether a $600m budget for two decades of unwatched programming has been a Fleecing of America. He quoted one common, but unattributed, criticism: the place where TV Marti is effective is "south Florida--at securing Cuban-American votes."
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