Las Tunas

Mike Hammer shares a photo with a coachman in Puerto Padre: "He has his son in Texas."

State Security threatens activist with "serious problems" if Mike Hammer visits Las Tunas

Morales Ojeda calls on Fidel Castro to demand "discipline" and "realistic plans" after acknowledging flaws in the work of the PCC

Díaz-Canel calls for a “transformation of thought” in PCC plenaries that reiterate diagnoses and avoid solutions

"Released, but by the ration book": Coffee at 300 pesos in Las Tunas sparks mockery and outrage

New solar parks are being synchronized in Las Tunas, but their generation is insufficient in the face of the energy crisis

Health crisis worsens: Warning about hepatitis A outbreak in Santiago de Cuba

Thus was the overwhelming welcome for the Villa Clara baseball team following their qualification

A bus collided with a car near the U.S. Embassy in Havana

Accident in Las Tunas: Three vehicles collide at the Becerra curve heading to Puerto Padre

Family members are actively searching for Yanara Fernández, who went missing in Las Tunas in August 2024

Cuba announces military preparation every Saturday in response to the "growing aggression of the U.S."

Year-end holidays in Cuba: abundance in official discourse, scarcity and poor quality in reality

Sale of "meat" in Las Tunas sparks outrage: there were only bones

Las Tunas sets a target of 38,000 tons of sugar for the upcoming harvest following the failure of the previous one

Vandalism on Cuba's highways: Passengers’ buses are stoned on the stretch between Las Tunas and Bayamo

The Government of Spain approves the establishment of a Consulate General in Camagüey

Chikungunya leads to five more deaths and dozens of serious patients in Cuba

Driver in critical condition after accident in Santiago de Cuba

Bus driver dies in tragic accident on well-known highway in Las Tunas

Desperation in Las Tunas: A neighborhood receives only 25 minutes of electricity and takes to the streets to protest

Viral peak and shadow figures: underreporting prevents a true understanding of the scale of the dengue and chikungunya epidemic in Las Tunas

Coal and Fans: The Motivation for Baseball Players in Las Tunas

The government announces that all provinces are reconnected to the national electrical grid, but blackouts continue

Independent records document at least 87 deaths due to the health crisis in Cuba

Santiagueros arrested for graffiti against the dictatorship

The regime points to two more Cubans abroad as "financiers" of an alleged remittance theft

MININT is investigating alleged currency trafficking schemes in three Cuban provinces

Cuban deputy justifies limitations on freedom of expression after the arrest of a resident of Tunera for criticizing the regime

A fight between a student and her teacher has been reported at a pre-university center in Artemisa

Las Tunas launches mass fumigation amid the resurgence of dengue and chikungunya

Cuban detained in Las Tunas for criticizing the regime on Facebook has been transferred to prison, according to his son

Thus goes the slow recovery in eastern Cuba three weeks after Hurricane Melissa

Cuban regime extends tax payment deadlines in provinces affected by Hurricane Melissa

"Peas full of bugs and a bad smell": Cubans react explosively to the announcement of product distribution in stores

Health authorities in Las Tunas deny a "health crisis" and assure that the situation is "under control."

Yordan Álvarez is also playing: his bat is making its way to the National Series

"I just want food for my children": The plea of a mother from Holguín who lost everything after Hurricane Melissa

A Cuban is summoned in Las Tunas for expressing his opinions on social media

"They remembered that people bathe": they distribute a bar of soap and a laundry soap per consumer in Las Tunas

Santiago de Cuba has only restored less than 35% of the electricity service two weeks after the hurricane

Civil Defense declares recovery phase for two municipalities after Melissa, while eastern Cuba is still assessing the damages

Cuba is facing an electricity generation deficit of over 1,500 MW, not including the blackouts in the East

Lightning strike leaves several communities in Villa Clara without electricity

Cuban girl asks for help from Birán: “I have no food and I can't take it anymore”

Official media blames the exile for the discontent in eastern Cuba following Melissa

Blackouts and propaganda: The Guiteras thermoelectric plant showcases its 'solidarity'

This is how the neighborhood of Jarahueca in Songo-La Maya looked after Hurricane Melissa passed through

UNE assures that more than 54% of the electricity service in eastern Cuba has been restored

The UN allocates more than 74 million dollars to Cuba to address the emergency caused by Hurricane Melissa

Donation from Spain arrives in Cuba with kitchen modules, tools, and work boots

Las Tunas still lacks water in homes despite the reservoirs being full

Motorcycle caravan departs from Las Tunas with humanitarian aid for hurricane victims

The U.S. reiterates that humanitarian aid for Cuba will be channeled through the Catholic Church

Flooding in Río Cauto causes severe damage to the Los Caneyes recreational center

Santiago de Cuba is trying to return to normalcy with the reactivation of public transportation

Nearly 8,000 people remain evacuated in Río Cauto following the passage of Melissa

Several roads remain impassable in eastern Cuba following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

The government will sell a pound of chicken to children, pregnant women, and the elderly in Las Tunas following the passage of Melissa

New failures in the Electric System worsen blackouts in Cuba