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When Gladys Peña Palomino was a pre-university student in the municipality of Puerto Padre, she could hardly have imagined that more than four decades later she would be connected to the courts, not only as a dedicated judge, but also as a witness to and protagonist of the most profound transformations of the Cuban judicial system.
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Winners of the Ricardo Varela Rojas Award for Work of the Year.
As part of the celebration of Cuban Press Day, the Rossano Zamora Paadín Provincial Journalism Award for Lifetime Achievement and the Ricardo Varela Rojas Award for Work of the Year were presented in Las Tunas; the latter in several categories.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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