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Maisí
Guantánamo seeks an "efficient" coffee harvest after a previous "very low" one, says official press
They promised to resolve it "tomorrow," but nearly a month later, they remain cut off in a village in Maisí, Guantánamo
"The people do not beg for alms": Official spokesperson erupts over the loss of mangos in Guantánamo
New Bishop Appointed in Guantánamo-Baracoa
The regime is mobilizing new recruits in Guantánamo amid the crisis that Cuba is experiencing
Guantánamo electric company promises reconnection to the national grid: "They have been fixing that for over 24 hours," they do not say what happened
Guantánamo is left in the dark due to a malfunction in the electrical connection with Santiago de Cuba
The Electric Company of Guantánamo calls its call center "voices that illuminate," sparking mockery on social media
"There are no transformers": they acknowledge a lack of equipment to restore service in Guantánamo
They are offering $2,000 for a lost pigeon from Maisí to Ciego de Ávila: "It has great sentimental value."
A young Cuban woman gifts a television to her mother in Cuba, and the woman's emotion is heart-wrenching: "My girl."
A perceptible earthquake shakes eastern Cuba
More than 160 aftershocks recorded following a 6.0 earthquake in eastern Cuba
Cuba boasts of a giant pumpkin and pig ships, but social media reacts with sarcasm: “The table says otherwise.”
UCI students left stranded due to a train breakdown heading to eastern Cuba: "They left us abandoned."
PCC leader supervises the "varentierra" used for evacuation in Guantánamo ahead of Melissa
Guantánamo will evacuate over 100,000 people, mainly to the homes of family and friends
Families lose roofs and crops due to extreme phenomenon in Maisí: What happened?
Cuban and British specialists collaborate to prevent the extinction of Polymita
Heroes of the Wheel: Drivers Who Averted Tragedy at La Farola Receive Heartfelt Tribute in Maisí
Luis Antonio: The driver who faced death in La Farola to return to his daughter
Regime attempts to revive coffee production in Guantánamo with the help of a Spanish project
“Born Again”: The Hero Who Saved a Bus with No Brakes in La Farola Speaks
Bus loses brakes on the dangerous viaduct of La Farola
Indignation in Guantánamo: Eight years after Hurricane Matthew, the government is handing out cardboard roofs
Activists will provide a Christmas dinner to over 100 affected families in Guantánamo
Government sells mattresses to hurricane Oscar victims in Guantánamo
Cuba will receive $680,000 from the FAO to address the damage caused by Hurricane Oscar
The murderer of a Cuban mother in Maisí is captured
Consternation in Maisí over the murder of a Cuban woman by her partner
Announcement of the restoration of passenger transportation to Baracoa and Maisí following Hurricane Oscar
Interprovincial passenger transport in Cuba is being resumed following the passage of Hurricane Rafael
Four injured, one of them in critical condition, in a mass accident in Guantánamo
In images, the mass evacuation in San Antonio del Sur
Mass evacuations announced in San Antonio del Sur due to the threat of heavy rain
Massive interruptions in telephony and mobile networks in Guantánamo after Hurricane Oscar
Maisí is among the territories most affected by Hurricane Oscar in Guantánamo
Punta Maisí Station reports a gust of 103 km/h due to the proximity of Hurricane Oscar off the eastern coast of Cuba
Severe local storm causes damage to power lines and homes in Maisí, Guantánamo
2026-09-21T03:49:14+02:00