Las Tunas maintains the uninterrupted work of its entities and organizations, in fulfillment of the duty to guarantee care for the people.

After a review of basic services, the Las Tunas Provincial Government updated the status of several essential sectors for the population. The report reflects outages in electricity, water supply, transportation, food, education, health, and community services, along with the actions being taken by the relevant entities to resolve them.

Construction of the “Veguita” solar park gains momentum in Las Tunas.

The Veguita photovoltaic solar park (PSF, in Spanish) has an installed capacity of 21.8 MW; its construction and assembly consolidate it as one of the crown jewels of renewable energy in Las Tunas. The province already has five operational solar farms, strategically distributed across the municipalities of Puerto Padre, Manatí, and “Amancio.”

No Más project assesses advancements in Las Tunas.

More than a year after its launch in Las Tunas, the project “No More: Prevention and Response to Violence against Women in Cuba” has seen its main national coordinators return to the province to assess the progress made in conjunction with the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) in the territory and with important voices committed to gender issues.

Legal technician Idalmis Oquendo Santos

At the Copextel Las Tunas branch, a place became the starting point for a story of courage and perseverance. Twenty years ago, Idalmis Oquendo Santos arrived almost by chance, seeking to print documents with a friend.

Provincial ceremony for April 4th in Las Tunas.

With the participation of political and educational authorities, and representatives of youth organizations, Las Tunas held the provincial event for April 4th this Wednesday, a date of profound significance for Cuban children and youth, commemorating the 65th birthday of the José Martí Pioneers Organization (OPJM) and 64th of the Youth Communist League (UJC).