Cuban pregnant women have the right to request food assistance.

The legal obligation to provide food during pregnancy is regulated, but... why is it not enforced? What does it consist of? These are some of the questions that come to mind as this journalist delves into the Cuban Family Code, a law that has been in force for three years now and has been the subject of much discussion and debate.

No Más project in Las Tunas

Community meetings, supported by the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC), and led by many sensitive faces and voices inspired by the need to highlight the manifestations of gender-based violence and its multiple intersections, marked the second tour of the main national coordinators of the No Más project (No More) in Las Tunas.

Hummingbird.

A flash of emerald and ruby broke the monotony of the afternoon. It wasn't just any buzz, but the frantic flapping of wings that only announces the presence of one of the most magical and tiny of our winged neighbors: the hummingbird.

Las Tunas City celebrates a new anniversary.

This Tuesday, September 30, Las Tunas City celebrates its patron saint and its 229th anniversary. The Cultural Day, which has sought to evoke local essences, will close tonight with artistic airs.