Las Tunas News
Las Tunas Micro-System Generates 12 MW a…
At 2:00 a.m. this Tuesday, the Las Tunas electric micro-island began operating. The system was created by linking the plants in the northern region of the province with those in...

José Luis and the Challenge of Being a …
José Luis Cruz Cruz, 29, was selected this year as “Young BANDEC” for his performance at Branch 6301 of the Bank of Credit and Commerce (BANDEC, in Spanish) in the...

This Friday, 2026 Meteoro Exercise
The 2026 Meteoro popular exercise of actions in disaster situations is taking place this Friday, May 15, with the general theme "Strengthening the province's preparedness and response capacities to face...

Las Tunas, Reconnected to the National E…
In a press conference held this Thursday at 10:30 AM, Yordi Vega Espinosa, director of the provincial load dispatch office of the Las Tunas Electric Company, detailed the outages that...

Ángel Arredondo, a Tireless Builder
The Armando Mestre Martínez medal gleams on Ángel Arredondo Báez’s chest. It is not merely a decoration; it represents more than 25 years of uninterrupted work in construction—a record that...

Stocking of Fingerlings Strengthens Aqua…
A live shipment of three million cyprinid larvae, including white and spotted tench, arrived from the province of Camagüey at the Los Naranjos fingerling center, located in the municipality of...
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Management Project Ensures Care and Prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy and Fertility
With the priority of strengthening strategies for preventing adolescent pregnancy and projecting this multisectoral approach by coordinating the roles of each institution, the first exchanges of the project "Care and Prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy and Fertility in Cuba 2026-2028" were…
Echoes of Cucalambeana
Amid so many complexities, organizing an event like the Cucalambeana Fiesta is a real challenge. But the province, with the support of its top officials and the dedication of many people, stood by its most outstanding cultural event, and that…

Cuba's First Provincial Drug Observatory in Las Tunas, a Milestone in Science and Prevention
As part of the province's activities for the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the inaugural conference of the Provincial Drug Observatory was held. The event, attended by patients, family members, and specialists, served as the stage for…

Transportation Guaranteed for 104 Hemodialysis Patients in Las Tunas
The lives of more than a hundred residents of Las Tunas depend on a crucial link: the transportation that takes them to receive hemodialysis treatment. Given the country's complex energy situation, local authorities have implemented a network of alternative routes…

Projections for the 2026-2027 School Year
To finalize organizational and methodological details, the Las Tunas provincial seminar for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year was held at the Luis Urquiza Jorge Pre-University Vocational Institute of Exact Sciences (IPVCE).

The José Martí Pioneer Organization (OPJM) Launches Extensive Vacation Program
The José Martí Pioneer Organization (OPJM) in Las Tunas province has designed various activities and programs for the current vacation period, according to its provincial president Maité Escobar Rivero.
Las Tunas Prepares for Rainy Season and Strengthens Vector Control Efforts
This month, with the rainy season approaching, the province of Las Tunas is preparing to maintain a stable epidemiological situation through its Vector Control and Surveillance Program, and anticipates closer collaboration with communities.
Nursing Impact Recognized in Las Tunas
The University of Medical Sciences' theater hosted the celebrations for International Nursing Day and became a space to highlight the impact of these Las Tunas professionals, who, from different healthcare centers, assume the mission of healing every day.
Cuba News

Foreign Minister Exposes Hypocrisy of U…
Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla exposed the hypocrisy of the U.S. Permanent Representative, Mike Waltz, during the UN General Assembly, after Waltz had earlier addressed the island's situation.

EU Recognized Extraterritorial Effects o…
Stavros Lambrinidis, the European Union's permanent observer to the United Nations, recognized during the General Assembly the extraterritorial effect of the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United...

International Community Rejects U.S. Mot…
The United Nations General Assembly held an additional debate on Tuesday in New York on Agenda Item 38, “Necessity of ending the commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United...

Díaz-Canel Signs Book of Condolences fo…
The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, led the Cuban government delegation this Monday at noon to the...

Cuba: President Calls Electrical Workers…
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel today described the work of the island's electrical workers as heroic amid the asphyxiation policies applied by the U.S. administration against the Caribbean nation.

Statement by Cuban Foreign Minister Brun…
Statement by Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla at the Security Council open debate on “Defending the Purposes and Principles of the Charter of the United Nations and Strengthening the UN-Centered...
World News

ICE: 52 Deaths in 17 Months and Record Overcrowding Under Donald Trump
The expansion of the U.S. immigration detention system during Donald Trump's second term has brought an alarming increase in deaths in ICE custody. According to a report by Human Rights Watch and Physicians for Human Rights, 52 people lost their…

Trump Declares Ceasefire with Iran Over and Says He Will Not Negotiate Further
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday in Ankara that he is ending the framework ceasefire agreement with Iran, stating that it is "over" because Iran "is garbage."

Death Toll Rises to 3,535 in Venezuela 13 Days After Earthquakes
Venezuela's government reported that the death toll from the June 24 earthquakes has risen to 3,535, with 16,770 injured and 17,854 people left homeless. International rescuers now total 4,338 from over 40 countries, while 82 temporary camps remain active.
Features
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The "Guiteras" during Fidel's First Visit to Las Tunas
As part of his personal efforts to lead various tasks, the Commander in Chief always paid special attention to the sugar harvest, visiting production processes and agro-industrial companies.
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Eight Years Later, Love Remains the Strongest Force
Still surrounded by balloons, laughter, and the joyful bustle of a celebration for children with Down syndrome, Ana Iris Vega doesn’t seem like a woman who has gone through difficult…




