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Strategies to Address the Teacher Shortage
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The Day Damián Learned That Saving Lives Could Also Hurts
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Virgen, the Nurse Who Has Welcomed New Life for More Than Three Decades
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Concert Music, Culture, and a City Awaking (+photos)
Las Tunas News
Minister of Energy and Mines Assesses Pr…
Vicente de La O Levy, Cuba’s Minister of Energy and Mines, paid a working visit to the province to assess the progress of economic and social transformations approved nationwide, with...
Domestic Trade Reviews Sectoral Transfor…
The trade sector in Las Tunas is progressing slowly in the implementation of economic and social transformations, hindered by inconsistencies and uncertainties in the application of new regulations.
BANDEC Las Tunas: A Crucial Role in the …
Every year on October 13, Cuba celebrates Bank Workers Day, which commemorates the nationalization of the banking sector in 1960.
“El Tejar,” Where the Community Weav…
Amid the energy and economic challenges the country is facing, in some places the solution does not come “from above,” but is built from within the community. Constituency 56 “El Tejar,”...
President of the People’s Supreme Cour…
The President of Cuba’s Supreme People’s Court (TSP), Oscar Silvera Martínez, conducted an intensive working visit to the judicial body’s headquarters in Las Tunas to assess its operations and the...
POS Terminals at Las Tunas Electric Comp…
Since August, the Buena Vista sales office, part of the Las Tunas Electric Company, has become the first in the municipality to implement the Point-of-Sale (POS) terminal as a payment...
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Vice Minister of Transportation on a Working Visit to Las Tunas
A team from the Ministry of Transportation, headed by Vice Minister Marcos Antonio Bermúdez de la Torre, made a working visit to the eastern province of Las Tunas to assess the progress and implementation of the 176 economic and social…
Provincial Community Culture Award: Well-Deserved Recognition
The Provincial Center for Houses of Culture (CPCC in Spanish), which recognizes the work of individuals, institutions, projects, and groups that have made significant contributions, announces the Provincial Community Culture Award, awarded to Oelys Matos Rojas and the Zabaleando project…
Linemen from Las Tunas Electric Company Continue Their Work in San Miguel del Padrón
For about three months now, the Vicente García Contingent from the Las Tunas Electric Company has been working in San Miguel del Padrón, Havana, to address the instability of the electricity service.
Four Decades of Youth Creativity in Las Tunas
The Las Tunas branch of the Asociación Hermanos Saíz (AHS) is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a program that includes visual and performing arts, literature, and music. The activities, which run until October 20, include tributes to local cultural personalities…
An Inexhaustible Source of Love for Her Profession
Building bridges between what a student is already capable of doing and all that potential that has yet to be revealed; that is Yanelis Luna’s work. It involves imparting knowledge and guiding the process through which each student builds their…
Transport Sector Pursues Economic Diversification in Las Tunas
Within the framework of the 176 economic and social transformations that govern the country’s economic policy, the Las Tunas transport sector has adopted a diversification strategy aimed at restoring productive capacity and human capital. However, its implementation has seen both…
LABIOFAM, a New Step Toward the Future
For decades, people commonly associated the Biological and Pharmaceutical Laboratories Business Group (LABIOFAM in Spanish) with veterinary medicines, vaccines, and pharmaceutical products. Today, the company still does all of that. But it also poses a question: What if a food…
Cuba News
Díaz-Canel to Healthcare Personnel: …
In the midst of difficulties and shortages imposed by the fiercest blockade, healthcare professionals and workers overcome daily obstacles, as part of the Cuban people's heroism.
Who Is the Real Genocidal Aggressor? The…
What occurred this Wednesday during the debate on item 37 of the UNGA agenda, "Necessity of ending the economic, commercial, and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America...
Despite Blackmail, the Majority Does Not…
Despite U.S. diplomatic blackmail and pressure, 130 nations voted at the UN General Assembly to demand an end to the blockade against Cuba, reaffirming international rejection of the policy.
Fernández de Cossío: U.S. Blockade Cau…
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío has reiterated that the intensification of the United States blockade is aimed at inflicting severe harm on the island’s population.
Cuban President Reaffirms Priority of De…
President Miguel Díaz-Canel led National Defense Day activities on Friday at the Rampa Defense Zone, located in the Plaza de la Revolución municipality, where he reaffirmed that defense preparedness is...
Cuba Denounces Multidimensional Aggressi…
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla denounced at the UN on Saturday that his country is facing a multidimensional aggression by the United States government, a permanent, abusive, and ruthless...
World News
Spain Mourns Following Severe Train Collision: "These Are Going to Be Hard and Long Hours"
At least 69 people have died, and dozens remain injured after a high-speed Renfe train struck a stationary Iryo train in Toledo, triggering safety concerns across Spain's rail network ahead of upcoming general elections.
Opposition Lawmakers Demand Government Explain Assistance in Flávio Bolsonaro's Flight
Legislators from across the opposition spectrum in Argentina are demanding that Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno explain to Congress the alleged complicity of Javier Milei's administration in Flávio Bolsonaro's clandestine flight through Argentina, while denouncing the president for a cover-up.
2027, International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism
The United Nations General Assembly has officially declared 2027 as the International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism, tasking UN Tourism with guiding global efforts toward climate action, economic inclusion, and crisis preparation.
Features
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Shaka: 18% Alcohol that Goes Unnoticed
Dr. Alejandro Mestre Barroso, a toxicology specialist and coordinator of the Las Tunas Provincial Drug Observatory, warns of the real risks posed by a beverage marketed as an energy drink…
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Science in the Furrows
Chemistry served as the initial bridge when Alejandro Reyes Limia first encountered formulas and laboratories. He never imagined he would eventually apply that analytical rigor to the furrows in Las…
