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Las Tunas News

Las Tunas Strengthens Avenues for Cooper…

The Business and Opportunities Fair —an event marking the provincial capital's 230th anniversary that seeks to strengthen ties between economic entities, promote services, and foster commercial alliances within the province—...

A Shift in Mindset in Times of Transform…

The 176 economic and social transformations currently taking place in Cuba constitute a process of updating the country’s economic and social model, aimed at correcting distortions, broadening the participation of...

Cuban Legislators Make a Working Visit t…

A delegation of legislators on a working visit to Las Tunas province toured the municipality of Majibacoa to assess the status of the economic and social transformations being implemented in...

Las Tunas Receives Parliamentary Visit t…

A working group appointed by Esteban Lazo Hernández, President of the National Assembly of the People's Power (ANPP), is in Las Tunas to support and monitor the implementation of economic...

“El Baturro” Reborn Under Shared Man…

The reopening of the El Baturro Tavern, one of the culinary landmarks in the eastern city of Las Tunas, reflects the changes taking place in the local economic landscape, as...

Las Tunas Celebrates City Anniversary

Activities marking Las Tunas City's anniversary will officially begin on the morning of September 23rd at Vicente García Park. The schedule includes panel discussions, concerts, heritage tours, bandstand performances, talks, tributes...

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Rut: Weaving a Journey of Love
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In Front of the Flames of History Once Again (+Photos)

When Was the City's Burning First Commemorated?
In 1990, Alfredo Jordán Morales (now deceased) became the first secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC in Spanish) in Las Tunas —a leader remembered…
Stealing What Belongs to Everyone Also Steals the Future
Some crimes, at first glance, may not seem to have such serious consequences: a solar panel that goes missing, a few meters of cable that are cut, or a public…