The first donation was sent to Guantánamo in a caravan presided over by Odalis Batista Pérez, secretary general of the CTC Provincial Committee.
This first token of love from the workers and the people from Las Tunas was sent to Guantánamo in a caravan presided over by Odalis Batista
Pérez, secretary-general of the CTC Provincial Committee.

The Central Union of Cuban Workers (CTC in Spanish) and its national trade unions have called for solidarity with their compatriots in Guantánamo, who suffered significant losses of material goods as a result of the passage of Hurricane Oscar.

Usufructuary owner Arisbel Reyes Cruz

Surrounded by lemon, guava, and coffee trees, Arisbel Reyes Cruz spends most of her day living in the countryside, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. She finds peace, stimulation, and happiness among her chickens and plantations.

Those affected by Hurricane Oscar can count on the solidarity of the people of Las Tunas.

Neighbors of Popular Council 18, from the Santos, Buena Vista, Los Pinos, and Río Potrero neighborhoods, in Las Tunas municipality, delivered a donation this Saturday for those affected by Hurricane Oscar in the Guantánamo province.

Tobacco planting has begun in Las Tunas.

Carlos Betancourt Almaguer, director of the Tobacco Collection, Processing, and Twisting Company in the province of Las Tunas reported that during the 2024-2025 season is expected to plant more than 300 hectares.

Cuban Civil Defense decreed the reurn to normal.

Las Tunas returned to normality at 9:00 this morning, as there were no significant effects from Hurricane Oscar (later a tropical storm), which is moving away from Cuban territory.