More than 40 cases os poisoned infants have been recorded from 2025 to date.

Health authorities in Las Tunas are warning of a growing number of cases of poisoning in infants caused by the administration of homemade infusions and herbal teas. This practice, deeply rooted for generations, is causing serious and even potentially life-threatening complications in newborns. It is therefore essential to understand that this practice is causing a medical problem, particularly among infants.

Public Relations Colloquium brought together academic officials, professors, researchers, communication professionals, and students.

Marking the city's 230th anniversary and the 35th anniversary of the Cuban Association of Social Communicators (ACCS) —and coinciding with Inter-American Public Relations Day— the University of Las Tunas hosted a colloquium that brought together academic officials, representatives (ACCS), professors, researchers, communication professionals, and students.