Granma Province

Storm destroys tent schools and damages solar panels in Pilón, Granma

"They take them to the slaughterhouse": Cubans react to the recruitment for Military Service in Bayamo

Granma is left in the dark: New power grid disconnection due to an emergency

Long hours of waiting to go home: Special train carrying 680 teachers to Guantánamo departs late

Cuban seismologist warns of "interesting seismic activity" in Manzanillo

Metropolitan Bank in Havana suspends reservations for cash withdrawal appointments

Chequera uncovers the "true" utility of magnetic cards in Cuba

Cuban Man Captured for Brutal Crime in Granma Province

The pain of seeing elderly people waiting in line to collect a salary that is not enough

40 plus hours without power: Cuban woman cries out of frustration and demands that no more black berets be sent to intimidate the people

A transmission line failure leaves the province of Granma without electricity

Young Cuban artist expresses his desperation: "My life is slipping away; I just want to live."

"Ready for what?": Cubans respond with mockery to another defense preparation show in Bayamo

The Granma government acknowledges that it does not have enough money to pay more than 111,000 retirees

They denounce the destruction of the oldest bridge in Jiguaní due to the inaction of the authorities

Warning issued due to rising river levels in Granma following the spill from the Paso Malo dam

Four solar parks and over 30 hours of blackouts: the energy contradiction hitting Granma

"Are they fleeing from the blackouts?": A conga in horse-drawn carriages goes viral in Bayamo

Party leader in Granma presents cooking on the street due to power outages as "humanism"

The electrical deficit exceeds 2,000 MW tonight

"We only generate a third of what we need": Stern warning about power outages in Granma

Communist leader: "We will have what we are capable of producing under these circumstances."

"It is the only support for my blind mother": Cuban man reports theft of the tires from his bike taxi in Bayamo

Granma Court sentences young man to seven years in prison for possessing two paper wrappers of “chemical”

Trash and sources of unsanitary conditions are gaining ground in the "Cradle of Cuban nationality."

Residents of Río Cauto assist passengers of the Granma-Havana train after a prolonged breakdown

Bayamo mobilizes fighters to "explain" the blackouts amid the energy collapse

Severe local storm causes flooding in Bayamo

Damage to 85 homes and 19 state facilities following a severe storm in Bayamo

Severe local storm strikes Granma with hail, fallen trees, and electrical damages

Raúl Lora: an artist among the stage, music, and faith

Between Cardboard and Slogans: "My Mailbox Against the Blockade," the New Ideological Campaign of the FMC in Granma

Cuban regime rewards project in Granma to train "guardians of socialist democracy" from childhood

Granma Electric Company sets up charging station for cell phones amid energy crisis

Speechless! The UN launches contests in Cuba on nutrition and food security

Authorities in Campechuela are calling for families to be trained to respond to "enemy" airstrikes and to combat "hate memes."

While there is a food shortage in Cuba, the official press in Granma teaches how to turn seeds into "food sovereignty."

Abandoned and in ruins: this is how the Lidia Doce Nursing Home in Bayamo looks

Cubans use oil as fuel in a tractor due to the diesel shortage

The disappearance of a Cuban in Mexico remains surrounded by doubts and unconfirmed accounts

Havana, Artemisa, and Villa Clara: the only provinces with salaries exceeding 7,000 pesos

From loading candles to finding trenches: this is the "Family Guide" of the Cuban regime for wartime

Cuban regime prepares families with official guidance amid fears of war with the U.S.

They have restored traffic over the bridge on the El Salado River in Granma

PCC Secretary in Granma turns to spiritualists to ward off threats from the U.S.

Cuban regime claims support from spiritualists in defense of socialism

After a fine of 60,000 pesos, a Cuban farmer complains: "This is not how you can produce."

Residents are urged to monitor the electrical grid as thefts and blackouts increase in Granma

The bridge over the Salado River on the Bayamo-Las Tunas highway is closed due to damage six months after Hurricane Melissa

With shouts of "Long live Fidel," Cándido Fabré energizes May Day in Bayamo

Gloria of Granma baseball, Víctor Tornés, is living in neglect after suffering a stroke and urgently needs help

It has been reported that managers in Bayamo are pressuring employees to obtain signatures in triplicate and are threatening those who refuse

Man arrested for stealing steel bars from the public roadway in Yara, Granma

Garbage and debris block the railway line in Bayamo, putting human lives at risk

Just eight days away from being released, a Cuban inmate ends up intubated after a brutal attack in prison

"Fear of Dying Inside": Serious complaint from inmates and families about abuse and hunger in Veguita No. 1 prison in Granma

The theft of dielectric oil leaves a village in Granma in the dark, and the "solution" is to relocate the transformer to another location

A boy reported missing in Bayamo has been found dead

Another solar park is synchronized in Granma: It provides 5 MW, but the blackouts persist

State media portrays an elderly man searching for sustenance in the landfills of Granma as an example of "dignity."