Guantánamo

Authorities in Guantánamo are moving forward with changes to train fares, but it is still unknown how much traveling will cost

Two anti-drug operations shake the city of Guantánamo, resulting in several arrests

Three years of banking services, and over 31,000 retirees in Guantánamo are still waiting in line at the banks

At least two people have been arrested for the alleged theft of 10 solar panels from a farmer in Guantánamo

Cuba presents the most comprehensive botanical inventory in its history: over 8,300 plant taxa cataloged

"The medical power has gone down the drain": Cuban doctor denounces the ordeal of caring for her baby

The Cuban regime honors 51 healthcare workers with the "Labor Achievement" Medal

A whale causes a stir in Baracoa and prompts police to intervene to prevent it from being eaten

Guantánamo seeks an "efficient" coffee harvest following a previous one that was "very low."

The Guantanamo municipality of Manuel Tames is on alert due to fever cases and the proliferation of micro-dumping sites

"Here we have everything": official press in Guantánamo boasts about a maternity home while the province records a critical infant mortality rate

If there is flour, why is there no bread? The Guantánamo government says that power outages do not justify stopping its production

The UNE reports that the SEN has been restored "throughout the country"; "which country?" they question on social media

Bandec in Guantánamo receives only a third of the money it needs each day

They perform a water salute at the Guantanamo Naval Base: this is the reason

From selling on the street to thriving on TikTok: Cuban young man shares the 13 years it took him to achieve success

Authorities dismantle a scam network in Guantánamo and recover nearly 400,000 pesos

The right to the city begins with a public restroom, and the authorities in Guantánamo seem to have forgotten it

Guantánamo has been without fuel for days, and the government is sending for diesel and gasoline from small and medium-sized enterprises

Dengue out of control in Guantánamo: three municipalities experiencing active transmission of the disease and hotspots throughout the province

"Without electricity, without drinking water": Hemodialysis patients in Maisí report precarious conditions and seek help

A Cuban escapes from a prison in Guantánamo and claims from the mountains that he is innocent of serious charges against him

The government in Guantánamo seeks to expedite payments to retirees by transferring them from banks to the private sector

Workers in Commerce and Hospitality in Guantánamo have gone two months without pay

Inaugurated in Guantánamo, the El Algarrobo solar park is presented as the first one synchronized exclusively with Cuban engineers

Guantánamo records an alarming rate of infant mortality, and the PCC demands "immediate" measures

Guantánamo enforces banking regulations through fines and closures

"Where are the results?": Camagüey residents demand action following inspections over price increases

An old micro-landfill becomes a charging center managed by a state-owned company in Guantánamo

Young people aged 17 and 18 identified in the violent death of a tricycle driver in Guantánamo

Thirteen people arrested for violent attacks and robberies on farms in Guantánamo

Cuban ex-professor survives by cleaning kettles: "I have to struggle between food and medication."

U.S. Navy littoral combat ships arrive at the Guantánamo base in Cuba

Cuban baby has been waiting for surgery since three months old: his mother claims he can hardly breathe anymore

Lack of cotton prevents treatment for a girl with a toothache at the polyclinic in Baracoa

Two brothers arrested for stealing maternity products from a store in Guantánamo

They promised to resolve it "tomorrow," but nearly a month later, they remain cut off in a town in Maisí, Guantánamo

Party to say goodbye to summer and communities without buses due to lack of fuel in Guantánamo

The case regarding the attack on the Twin Towers takes an unexpected turn: Judge invalidates the confession of the alleged mastermind behind the attacks

Guantánamo is accumulating micro and mega landfills while the province remains under Epidemiological Alarm

Guantánamo fined 29 businesses in one day and shut down four for repeated price violations

"Why aren't the inspectors fining you?" Cubans lash out with bundles of oil from Tiendas Caribe

Guantánamo now has five "solineras" to address power outages and plans to reach 30

UNE reports that it has restored the electrical connection between Holguín and Guantánamo following a new outage

Cuban TV highlights a communist leader from Guantánamo who tends to his plot "in the little free time" he has

Eastern Cuba is disconnected from the National Electric System after fluctuations in transmission lines

Lumey Guzmán is released from prison, but judicial proceedings continue for criticizing power outages in Cuba

"I don't know if I will be able to hug you again": The heartbreaking farewell of a young Cuban and his grandmother

The Minister of Education of the regime assures that the start of the school year "will be a celebration."

"That's chaotic": retirees and citizens face yet another endless line in front of a bank in Guantánamo

Without cash in the banks, 113 private businesses are paying pensions to retirees in Guantánamo

Small bread, poor quality, and exorbitant prices: another humiliation for families in Guantánamo

Cuban firefighters warn of violations in fuel management: they could face fines

False earthquake alarm causes tension among residents of Camagüey

Two young Cubans arrested after attempting to use a counterfeit bill in Guantánamo

Bandec in Guantánamo promises loans and other benefits to private micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises that pay pensions to retirees

The San Joaquín festivities arrive in Guantánamo amid blackouts, shortages, and a "calibrated" response to the crisis

Pedro Monreal: "Who 'understands economics' in the Cuban government?"

Guantánamo receives 20 electric vehicles to transport dialysis patients

Guantánamo reports an increase in Aedes aegypti and identifies shortcomings in the detection of fever cases