May Day Parade in Las Tunas.

The May Day parade in Las Tunas left stories of common people committed to a more just future.

May Day Parade in Las Tunas.

The Las Tunas people's response to the call to participate in the May Day parades in the main plazas throughout the province was described as colossal by their organizers. More than 95,000 people took to the streets in the capital alone, on the occasion of the International Workers' Day, although the provincial figure was estimated to be over 200,000.

The Juan Sáez dam is the largest in Las Tunas province.

Erichel Martínez Betancourt is a hydraulic engineer who has led, from its very genesis, the investment in the water treatment plant built near the Juan Sáez dam, in the municipality of Jesús Menéndez.

Dock in Puerto Manatí

At 4:00 a.m., a soft breeze disperses the scent of saltpeter throughout Puerto Manatí. It is rather an unexpected visit to every nook and cranny of the coastal village, where at that hour not even the barking of dogs can be heard. The aroma of coffee intertwines with the fresh breath; they are seconds of stillness and distant purrs. But soon Alejandro crosses the threshold of the house, in the street the footsteps multiply, and the backpacks on the shoulder indicate that it will be a fishing day.

Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel in "Colombia," Las Tunas.

The constant listening to the concerns of citizens should be a priority, said to the political and government authorities of the municipalities of Jobabo and Colombia the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and president of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, during the summary of the exhaustive review made by the highest instance of the Cuban political vanguard to the performance of the organization in these demarcations.