Las Tunas City needs between 600 and 700 liters per second to maintain a stable three-day water cycle.

Water supply in the province of Las Tunas continues to be one of the most pressing issues for the population. Despite a favorable year of rainfall in 2025 and significant investments in equipment and infrastructure, technical and energy limitations, along with illegal connections to the water mains, are causing tension in several areas.

Nadina Antonia Segura.

It's early morning, and the city is still asleep. Public transportation is nonexistent, the streets are dark, but Toñi is already on her way. Before 6:00 a.m., she opens the doors of the Las Tunas Provincial People's Court.

BANDC supports electricity generation using solar panels by granting financial loans.

The transition to renewable energy sources in the province is making steady progress with the financial backing from the Commerce and Credit Bank (BANDEC). Some 148 loans have already been granted, amounting to over 10,150,000 pesos.

Day of Cuban Press is celebrated in Las Tunas.

The celebration of Cuban Press Day is always a cause for joy and, at the same time, a journey to our essence. This year, despite the complex situation, there is no shortage of recognitions, theoretical forums, and other initiatives that, as usual, honor the creation of the newspaper Patria in 1892 by José Martí.

The pouring of concrete for more than 16,380 pillars began.

In the vast prairie, the sun almost cracks the stones. The work is intense, and in recent days, the assembly of the Veguitas Photovoltaic Solar Park (PSFV, in Spanish) in the municipality of Manatí has progressed steadily, transforming the landscape of a rural area shared by the communities of La Veguita (Las Tunas) and Villaverde (Manatí).