Alexander Orlando Bello Ballagas is a cheerful child.

Alexander Orlando Bello Ballagas is three years old. He is a cheerful child, one of those who can enter a room and win everyone over with just a smile. He has almond-shaped eyes, a wide nasal bridge, and a personality that, according to his mother, is identical to that of his father and sister: shy at first, but once he gains confidence, he gives himself completely.

Amidst extreme shortages, exacerbated by the U.S. energy blockade, that urban planning takes on its greatest meaning.

Fuel is scarce, yet at the offices of the National Institute of Land Use Planning and Urban Development (INOTU in Spanish) in this eastern Cuban province, work continues. Paradoxically, it is amidst extreme shortages, exacerbated by the energy blockade imposed by the United States, that urban planning takes on its greatest meaning.

Yaidel Miguel Rodríguez Castro

Yaidel Miguel Rodríguez Castro is one of those unstoppable journalists who feel the pulse of the people. Courageous, analytical, innovative… he navigates the intricacies of this complex yet beautiful profession every day.

Ulises Espinosa Núñez

I imagine him with his cassette recorder and analog camera, retracing our steps like others. On foot, by bicycle, or by whatever transport he could find along the way. Ulises Espinosa Núñez, one of the founders of the press in Las Tunas, is a son of that generation of reporters who marked the birth of the Volunteer Correspondents Movement in our land, making the province a pioneer in the country in this regard, as this protagonist tells us.

First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez

President Miguel Díaz-Canel reviewed various issues affecting the island during a press conference broadcast on Friday on Cuban Radio and TV. The head of State outlined a roadmap that places communities at the very heart of the national response to the current crisis caused by the tightening of the U.S. energy blockade.