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In a quiet corner of the city of Las Tunas lies the Guillermo Tejas Silva grandparents’ daycare center. This place, enveloped in profound warmth, has become home to many elderly residents, each with their own stories to tell; among them, two souls stand out: Roberto Vázquez Guerra and Maritza Fuentes Hernández.
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- Written by Yelaine Martínez Herrera / Photos: Courtesy of the interviewee
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“This profession represents a meaning in life for me,” sums up 26-year-old career Domingo Antonio Alás Rosell, who recently received the 2026 National Life and Work Award by the Architecture Society of the Union of Architects and Engineers of Cuba.
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To put thought into action to solve problems; to remove every obstacle that hinders work and the possibilities of achieving results; to know that, even in difficult times, there are opportunities to identify and take advantage of.
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Under the warm sun of January 28th, the streets of the capital city were transformed into a living canvas of patriotism and joy. On the 173rd anniversary of José Martí's birth, Martí Square and its surroundings vibrated with the traditional Pioneer parade, a tribute for which Cuban children once again reunited with their best friend.
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The 31st Where the Palm Grows Provincial Children's Art Saloon opened this Tuesday and awarded prizes to more than 100 participants who, from a child's perspective, recreated the figure of Cuba’s National Hero and his legacy.
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