ULT has 30 active degree programs, and 14 of them meet the criteria for accreditation.

Calm has been absent from the halls of the University of Las Tunas (ULT) this first week of December. Experts from the National Accreditation Board (JAN) have gathered on its premises to finalize the institution’s external re-evaluation, a challenge in which the university aims to surpass the results that earned it accreditation in 2019.

Maydelín Álvarez, a young lawyer longs to be a driver for Ómnibus Nacionales.

In the early morning of October 8th, while her family waited nervously, young Maydelín Álvarez Avilés prepared to fulfill a dream she had pursued since childhood. It wasn't just any exam; it was the final test to become a driver.

Jurist María Alina Carralero.

María Alina Carralero graduated with a Law degree in 2015, having studied on a course for working people; however, her professional career did not begin in a law firm or a courtroom, but in a classroom. She was working as a secondary school teacher when she received the opportunity that would mark her destiny: a position as an Internal Control Specialist in the Provincial Directorate of Justice.

Family self-monitoring is essential, as well as covering tanks and treating latrines.

Recent information released by the Ministry of Public Health in Cuba places Las Tunas among the provinces with an increase in nonspecific febrile syndromes. As a result, sanitary services are being reorganized in accordance with established medical protocols to address this complex situation.

Blanca Rosa Photovoltaic Solar Park, in Majibacoa, Las Tunas.

The municipality of Majibacoa is about to inaugurate its first photovoltaic solar park (PSF, in Spanish), a modern facility to inject clean, crucial energy into the national power grid.