The most representative of the artistic work of the Las Tunas municipalities in the Fair.

The most representative of the artistic work of the Las Tunas municipalities, the official launch of Parranda beer, and the presentation of the Cuban marketplace Pymes Bulevar gave an outstanding note on the third day of the Industry and Commerce Fair, which will conclude this Sunday.

26's retired photographer Norge Santiesteban

While the caravan with Fidel's ashes traveled through Cuba heading to Santa Ifigenia, many children of these lands recalled their encounters with the Commander in Chief; some, closer, others, just an exchange of words or a careless look, on any given day. In that evocation was Norge Santiesteban, 26's photographer for decades, who on five different occasions was close to the Leader of the Revolution.

Journalists from Las Tunas remembers Fidel imprint in the province.

On the eve of November 25, a group of journalists from Las Tunas met at the Casa de la Prensa to “talk about Fidel.” It was not one of those meetings that involve hierarchies and nostalgia; it was just a dialogue between colleagues from different generations who, at some point, were close to him.

All state-owned companies, small and medium-sized businesses, and self-employed workers have a responsibility to contribute to the province's economic growth.

The meeting took place days ago. On one side, the government and party authorities; on the other, a group of small private entrepreneurs and self-employed people. It is not the first time that they have held these direct exchanges; however, these are hard times, difficult times, with almost no economic growth and a shortage of key resources such as fuel. What can we make of these types of meetings that take place in all municipalities? Will they be profitable?