Both in their classrooms and beyond, students have learned that willpower is the engine that drives transformation.

Las Tunas University of Medical Sciences, in line with current demands and the potential of its professionals, has set itself the challenge of promoting research activity and equipping all faculty members with scientific tools and skills.

University professors are benefited with solar panels.

“The sun rises for everyone,” says Idela Altarriba Daudinot when we speak with her. She is a professor in the Department of Spanish and Literature at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Las Tunas (ULT).

The Ministry of Higher Education launched a program to provide solar panels to professors.

  • At the Vladimir Ilich Lenin campus of the University of Las Tunas, the use of renewable energy has arrived to improve the lives of its faculty members.

Speech therapist Adianes Batista Heredia, founder of "Chromosome of Love"

The project did not arise from a campaign or an institutional call for proposals. It emerged from their daily work. Adianes Batista Heredia, a speech therapist at the Diagnostic and Guidance Center (CDO in Spanish) in Las Tunas, explains that Chromosome of Love began when they started working directly with children with Down syndrome and their families.

The Las Tunas' IPVCE is a place where knowledge becomes a transformative force.

The Luis Urquiza Jorge Pre-University Vocational Institute of Exact Sciences (IPVCE in Spanish) in Las Tunas has once again become a space for encounter and commitment, where former students return to support the preparation of new generations. Amid the temporary closure of universities, young people currently pursuing science-related degrees have voluntarily decided to return to the school that trained them and contribute their knowledge and experience.