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Las Tunas Sports Crowns its Heroes in 2025
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Diabetic Patients Find a Guiding Light in Las Tunas
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Claudina, from "Oquendo"
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Youthful Commitment to the Revolution Marks FEEM's Main Event in Las Tunas
Las Tunas News
Construction Worker's Day: On-Site Recog…
The Construction and Assembly Company, ConAlza Las Tunas, has once again raised the Banner of Labor Prowess, an achievement built on the sweat of its workers, their will, and dedication...
Las Tunas Provincial Popular Court Stren…
The work of the enforcement judge has proven its usefulness and necessity as an indispensable tool in implementing policies to prevent and confront criminal and antisocial acts.
Soothing the Pain of the Centrifuges
Eliécer Castro Sosa has made innovation another powerful reason for his existence. He has demonstrated this in the face of numerous challenges posed by the obsolete technology of the “Antonio...
A Woman Who Enjoys the Beautiful Life of…
Every day, Adisleydis Buyaín Matos wakes to the urgencies and challenges, whether it's Monday or Sunday, and gets out of bed to “conquer the world,” to be useful, to try...
Railcar 2221 Extends Route to Granma
Railcar 2221, based in the municipality of Colombia, is expanding its route to connect with the town of Guamo, in Granma province. This temporary measure responds to the interruption of...
El Esfuerzo Launches Wind Turbine
Arriving at the El Esfuerzo farm in the community of Laguna Blanca, municipality of Jesús Menéndez, makes you feel that if hard work is combined with a strong family life...
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University of Las Tunas, a Bet on Growth
Calm has been absent from the halls of the University of Las Tunas (ULT) this first week of December. Experts from the National Accreditation Board (JAN) have gathered on its premises to finalize the institution’s external re-evaluation, a challenge in…
Between Laws and Highways
In the early morning of October 8th, while her family waited nervously, young Maydelín Álvarez Avilés prepared to fulfill a dream she had pursued since childhood. It wasn't just any exam; it was the final test to become a driver.
Aptitude and Dedication at the Provincial Directorate of Justice
María Alina Carralero graduated with a Law degree in 2015, having studied on a course for working people; however, her professional career did not begin in a law firm or a courtroom, but in a classroom. She was working as…
Complex Epidemiological Situation Urges Increased Risk Perception
Recent information released by the Ministry of Public Health in Cuba places Las Tunas among the provinces with an increase in nonspecific febrile syndromes. As a result, sanitary services are being reorganized in accordance with established medical protocols to address…
Blanca Rosa Photovoltaic Solar Park: Another Step Towards a New Energy Matrix
The municipality of Majibacoa is about to inaugurate its first photovoltaic solar park (PSF, in Spanish), a modern facility to inject clean, crucial energy into the national power grid.
Echoes of Silence
Patricia is twelve years old, a beautiful teenager who works hard in her studies and dreams of becoming a lawyer. Today, she lives a normal life, like any other young woman her age, but with a fear that runs through…
Celia, or the Passion of Rediscovering Herself in Gender Issues
That morning held many surprises. Her passion for social projects had already taken root, but days like that one arrive, when certainties return to her from diverse faces.
From Majibacoa, Celebration of the Latin American Medicine Day
For its consistently positive results in medical care, adherence to Primary Health Care indicators, and a coherent management system capable of fulfilling the demands of our times, the municipality of Majibacoa was chosen to host the Provincial Ceremony for December…
Technology with a Female Face
Throughout history, Cuban women have demonstrated an extraordinary capacity to reinvent themselves and forge new paths amidst social, economic, and cultural challenges. Their entrepreneurial spirit, often overlooked, is expressed in the creation of projects that support their families, preserve traditions…
Cuba News
Vaccination Against Human Papillomavirus…
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health, with PAHO/WHO endorsement, has incorporated the Cecolin vaccine against Human Papillomavirus (HPV) into the national immunization schedule.
Cuba Celebrates 53 Years of Ties with Ca…
Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez highlighted the celebration of Cuba-CARICOM Day, marking the 53rd anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Cuba and Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, and Barbados.
Dominican Campaign of Solidarity with Cu…
The Dominican Campaign of Solidarity with Cuba is holding its 35th national meeting, following a year marked by unwavering support for Cuba in its struggle against the United States' economic...
Diaz-Canel Congratulates Members of Cuba…
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel congratulated the members of the Federation of Secondary School Students (FEEM), an organization celebrating its 55th anniversary today.
Cuban Medical Brigade's Work in Calabria…
The work of the Cuban Medical Brigade in the southern Italian region of Calabria was recognized during the conference "For Public Well-being and Health: A Concept of Service to the...
Cuba Reaffirms Zero-Tolerance Policy aga…
The national strategy promotes the rejection of drug use. Photo: Dunia Álvarez Cuba is strengthening its mechanisms for preventing and combating illicit drug use and trafficking, maintaining a zero-tolerance policy and a commitment...
World News
Libre Party Resolved to Confront Electoral Fraud in Honduras
With a call to its members to mobilize permanently, the ruling Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre) of Honduras is determined to stand up against what it considers ongoing electoral fraud.
China Rejects Japan’s Distortions and Stance
The Chinese Foreign Ministry rejected on Monday the persistent "erroneous stance" of right-wing Japanese forces regarding Taiwan and accused Tokyo of misrepresenting what occurred during recent maritime exercises.
Chile: Election Campaign Enters Decisive Week
With regional campaign events and a televised debate, Chilean presidential candidates Jeannette Jara and Jose Antonio Kast will seek to convince undecided voters in the final week before the runoff.
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December 2nd: The Day History Breathed Twice
It was no coincidence. Eighty-three years separate them, but the same spirit of freedom unites two dawns that would define Cuba: one amidst the horses’ neighing on the savanna; the…
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Horoscope Surprises
I have never paid attention to horoscopes. Those who believe wholeheartedly in their prophecies have every right to do so. But personally, I find them frivolous and not worth considering…
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