No Más project

Coordinating efforts to confront patriarchal culture and the structural resistance that legitimizes gender-based violence is the central objective of the No Más: Prevención y Respuesta a la Violencia de Género Contra las Mujeres en Cuba project (No More: Prevention and Response to Gender-Based Violence Against Women in Cuba). This initiative, which extends until 2026 in Las Tunas, Granma, Guantánamo, and Havana, reaffirmed its commitment within the framework of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

There is a comprehensive strategy for urban and terrioril planning in Las Tunas.

The Provincial Delegation of the National Institute of Territorial and Urban Planning (Inotu) is implementing a comprehensive strategy to plan the development of settlements in Las Tunas, with a vision that prioritizes sustainability, functionality, and citizen participation, explained Tania Vázquez Góngora, the institution's sub-delegate.

Voluntary work day in Las Tunas to homage Che.

From rural areas and cities, more than five thousand residents of Las Tunas paid tribute to Ernesto "Che" Guevara on the 66th anniversary of the first voluntary work carried out by the legendary guerrilla fighter.

Vicente García electrical workers contingent restores power in San Luis, Santiago de Cuba.

Las Tunas electric workers are traversing the rugged terrain of the Santiago de Cuba municipality of San Luis with morale, discipline, and determination as high as the surrounding Sierra mountains, striving to restore power that Hurricane Melissa abruptly cut off.

Donation from Las Tunas Post Office workers to their Granma colleagues.

Osnay Miguel Colina Rodríguez, president of the Organizing Committee of the 22nd Congress of the Cuban Workers' Federation (CTC in Spanish), praised the humanism, solidarity, and selflessness of the Cuban labor movement demonstrated by the aid they are providing to the victims in eastern Cuba following the devastating passage of Hurricane Melissa on October 29th.