Recovery efforts in Baracoa praised
Despite slow progress in coconut producing areas, efforts to repair damage to agricultural facilities linked with cacao and coffee production are steadily moving ahead
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The female faces with a profound sense of duty
Today, nine talented women assume the challenge of leading Provincial Assemblies of People’s Power and that of the Special Municipality
Maisí: Where the sun rises first (Photos)
In 2016, Hurricane Matthew battered the easternmost point of Cuba, but the will to rebuild has reversed the damage and the municipality now boasts a new reality
Cuba’s first city founded 505 years ago
The varied program planned to celebrate the city’s 505 years, this coming August 15, is characterized by the involvement of all sectors and the population’s leading role
Guantánamo
Recovery efforts advancing in Guantánamo
In her report to delegates of the Provincial Assembly of People’s Power, Nancy Acosta Hernández, president of the body, highlighted that recovery works are continuing in the municipalities hot hard by Hurricane Matthew, which have received support from international organizations and countries such as Venezuela
Cuban women denounce U.S. blockade and intervention
Teresa Amarelle, member of the Party Political Bureau and secretary general of the Federation of Cuban Women, leads event in the municipality of Imias condemning hostile U.S. policies
A salute to Baracoa, as beautiful as ever
President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez visited the Guantánamo municipality and continued on to Punta de Maisí
Venceremos Brigade to visit Guantánamo
Youth from the United States, taking part in the Venceremos Brigade, will exchange with young people in Guantánamo and undertake urban agriculture tasks
Neighborhood debates kick off in Guantánamo
Activities aimed at discussing and strengthening values will continue across the country through March 2017
GUANTÁNAMO
New construction materials industry to support recovery
To support efforts to repair damage caused by Hurricane Matthew, 22 small plants producing construction materials will soon be in operation in the province
