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In today's Cuba, a wind of social transformation is blowing with a woman's face. Women have not only reached historic levels of participation in higher education and the workforce, but have also broken through the glass ceilings that limited their advancement. Today, they hold management positions, lead scientific projects, preside over companies, and make decisions in spheres that for decades were almost exclusively the domain of men.
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For Xiomara, the daily trip to the Provincial Court is no longer a predictable routine. What was for years a reliable journey aboard the popular “little train” is now a source of uncertainty.
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“What we used to do in seven days, we now do in one. Electricity, these days, is everything.” He says this with the certainty of someone who has seen his workplace transformed. Yordanis Rondón Fernández, director of the Puerto Padre Post Office Basic Business Unit (UEB), doesn't hide his enthusiasm as he talks about the 10 solar panels that, since December 17, have changed the dynamics of an entity that has exceeded its plan for five consecutive years.
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The good news on the put into operation of the first rehabilitated module of the El Rincón water treatment plant in Las Tunas has instilled optimism regarding the complex issue of supplying water to the city's population.
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The industrial sector in the province has faced numerous challenges throughout 2025. However, the creativity and perseverance of Las Tunas workers have yielded some positive results in areas such as raw material recovery.
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