Oyster farming is fostered in the southern coastal town of Guayabal.

Since the onslaught of atmospheric phenomena sank their claws into the coasts of Guayabal, it has not been the same. The fierceness of Hurricane Paloma is still perceptible in the depressed vegetation and in the less visible ravages that in many ways subdued the environment. To date, the path has been clear: encourage recovery and let nature do its thing.

Nueva Línea  photovoltaic solar park, in Delicias, Puerto Padre.

In a few days, the Nueva Línea photovoltaic solar park, located in the town of Delicias, in the municipality of Puerto Padre, is scheduled to be synchronized with the National Electricity System (SEN).

Pescatún expects to increase the capture and processing of oysters.

In its development strategy until 2030, the Fishing Company of the province of Las Tunas, Pescatún, contemplates a sustained increase in oyster production, which will impact several coastal communities' economic and social development.

Cuban deputy PM Inés María Chapman toured hydraulic works in Las Tunas.

Inés María Chapman Waugh, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Cuba, reviewed the implementation of major investments in the hydraulic sector, in the municipalities of Jesús Menéndez and Las Tunas, and urged "a more comprehensive approach to jointly execute all the remaining projects. It's hard work, but it must be completed because it has the support of the state budget and aims to improve the population's life quality."

University of Las Tunas celebrates its 30th anniversary.

Three decades after its foundation as an independent institution, the University of Las Tunas (ULT in Spanish) proudly celebrates its anniversary. However, the origins of higher education in the territory date back half a century, to the 1970-1971 academic year, with the opening of a preparatory course for technological careers, promoted by Faure Chomón under the guidance of Commander in Chief Fidel Castro.