Las Tunas News

Banking and Social Security Preparedness…
The banking and social security systems in Las Tunas are preparing to begin pension payments on August 20th, following the increase that will go into effect for pensions under four...

Heavy Rains Affected Las Tunas Capital a…
Heavy rains occurred on Friday in the capital and other municipalities of the eastern province of Las Tunas. Between 2:30 and 11:00 p.m., according to the Provincial Meteorological Center (CMP)...
A Chemical Engineer at the Heart of the …
At the Derivados base business unit, in the municipality of Amancio, there are “people who add.” That's what our media outlet calls those men and women who add value to...

Puerto Padre Salt Mine, a Distinguished …
At the Las Tunas Salt Mine Base Business Unit, they overcome challenges every day. These efforts, and their results, were recognized by the Energy and Mines Union (SNTEM, in Spanish)...

Springs of Effort and Self-Respect
The Los Manantiales farm, in the municipality of “Colombia,” is like a river of hope in which the dreams of a collective of workers and an entire town that appreciates...

Graphic Workers' Contribution to the New…
Immersed in the production of school notebooks ahead of the start of the school year in September, the workers of the Gráfica Las Tunas base business unit (UEB), affiliated with...
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Buildings Renovated in Honor of Fidel's 99th Birthday
On Tuesday afternoon, the eve of August 13, Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro's 99th birthday, renovated buildings that benefit the provision of services in the Public Health and Education sectors and improve the well-being of their workers were delivered in Las Tunas…
Tribute to Fidel in Las Tunas
With the solemnity and respect his memory deserves, the cultural evening "100 Years with Fidel" took place on Tuesday at the Vicente García Memorial in Las Tunas, to honor the life, work, and thought of the Commander-in-Chief.
Teté, a Woman who Learned from Fidel
Teté Puebla's life is inextricably linked to Fidel Castro. It's almost impossible to have a conversation with her that doesn't revolve around the Commander-in-Chief, her closeness to him as a member of Column 1, the fact that she was the…
Olive Green Legacy
Since his adolescence, Félix Manuel Cepeda Aguilera longed to shake Fidel's hand. He remembers it very close to the 99th birthday of the Historic Leader of the Revolution, and in that context, I stir up Félix's memory and begin to…
Invincible Seed
In his journey, there was no rest, no respite, no room for indifference. He was the architect of a new country, a cultivator of ideas, a statesman who transcended borders. His unmistakable voice resonated with entire generations, not for what…
Food Production Also in Las Mercedes
In the municipality of Colombia, in the southern part of Las Tunas, the Las Mercedes production hub is gradually taking shape and, in the medium and long term, could guarantee a significant amount of the food demanded by residents in…
Environment: A Polymer to Save Us
This story began, at least in its most intense phase, in a third-year classroom specializing in Clinical Analysis at the University of Medical Sciences in Las Tunas. Professor Alejandro Mestre arrived there to teach the Toxicology course, his task before…
Tomi: Total Solidarity
“We cannot remain silent. Solidarity and love among the peoples of the world are more necessary than ever. Palestinians deserve to live in peace, just as Cubans also deserve to live in peace,” said Tomi Kuhanen after receiving the Medal…
Cuba News

Valencia Sends New Solidarity Shipment t…
Various materials make up the third solidarity container this year for Cuba from Valencia, Spain, which will depart for the Cuban port of Mariel at the end of August, it...

Cuban Mission to the UN Pays tribute to …
Representatives of several US solidarity organizations paid tribute to the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, at Cuba's Permanent Mission to the United Nations in this city.

Vietnam: Noted Growing of Money Collecti…
“Fundraising to support Cuba continues to grow, ” Vietnam Red Cross stressed, at the time it announced that more than $11 million has already been raised, and that much more...

The Caibarién–Cayo Santa María Cause…
Stretching 48 kilometers in length, this viaduct connects mainland Cuba to the pristine northern cays of Villa Clara, bridging centuries of aspirations with the island’s modern tourism industry.

China and Cuba are United in a Common Pa…
"China and Cuba are united in a common path of revolutionary struggle to achieve full independence and sovereignty, facing aggression of all kinds," said Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, member of the...

Cuba Honors Fidel Castro's 99th Birthday…
Under the shade of century-old carob and cedar trees that once sheltered his birth, Cuba launched nationwide commemorations for what would have been Fidel Castro's 100th birthday during an emotional...
World News
Gaza: Patients at Risk of Dying due to Lack of Food and Medicine
The Israeli Army has destroyed 70 percent of the Gaza health system. The director of the Al-Shifa Medical Complex, Mohammed Abu Salmiya, warned that more than 200 patients could die due to the lack of medication and malnutrition caused by Israeli…
Bolivian Elections Proceed Normally
On a cold morning, Bolivia began its electoral process with the opening of polling stations early in the morning, where 7.9 million voters will elect the new executive and legislative authorities.
India Calls Putin-Trump Meeting in Alaska Commendable
India described the meeting held in Alaska between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as highly commendable for the search for peace, according to an official statement.
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Fidel Castro, an Architect of Cuban Revolution and a World Leader
The leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro Ruz, remains one of the most influential and debated global figures of the 20th and 21st centuries due to his legacy in…
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International Youth Day (+Photo Report)
A global survey showed that 67 percent of the population believes in a better future. Young people aged 15 to 17 were the most optimistic about this. And so it…