Villa Clara

Prominent academic founder of the Biology program at UCLV passes away

A suspect involved in a case of over 90 million pesos has been arrested upon returning to Cuba

Complaint in Caibarién: 12 days without electricity, "a watery soup," and "a water pipe that never arrived."

"That's why we have electricity": Cubans respond to the visit of the UNE director

Electricity restored in El Condado after protest that forced the repair of a faulty transformer

Residents of Estrada Palma in Santa Clara take to the streets and report blockades with police presence

A fire affects the provincial hospital of Villa Clara

The UNE reports that the SEN has been restored "across the country"; "which country?" questions users on social media

Residents of Santa Clara subdue suspected thief after chain robbery

SMEs come to the aid of hospitals in Villa Clara with backup electrical equipment to protect anesthesia machines

Even medical vehicles are being used to deliver newspapers in Sancti Spíritus due to a lack of fuel

A Cuban woman returns sick from Cuba to the U.S. and shares her experience: "It was a disaster."

This is what the first private currency exchange in Cuba looks like on the inside, opened in Santa Clara

The first private currency exchange is now operational in Cuba: why its operations are more significant than they seem

The U.S. announces more humanitarian aid for five provinces in Cuba

Cuba opens the door to private and foreign capital in its banking system

The delivery of U.S. aid continues in communities of Villa Clara

Graffiti against Díaz-Canel and the PCC appears at his alma mater on the first day of the school year

Self-employed workers push a children's ride by hand in Cuba because "there's no electricity."

Mike Hammer asks young people in Santa Clara whether soccer has already surpassed baseball in Cuba

I implore the Virgin of a Cuban poet: "Save us with your warrior spirit; Cuba needs you."

Cuban educational crisis: second and third-year students at UCLV will not have in-person classes until January

Mike Hammer reaches vulnerable homes in Villa Clara during the distribution of humanitarian aid

Neighborhood complaint raises suspicions about the destination of milk for pregnant women and stores in Manicaragua, Villa Clara

Mike Hammer visits Villa Clara and oversees the delivery of U.S. humanitarian aid: "For the good of the Cuban people"

Mike Hammer meets with Coco Fariñas in Santa Clara

They receive the first shipment of humanitarian aid from the United States in Quemado de Güines

Investigation by Cuban journalists on the privatization of healthcare on the island is a finalist for the Roche Award

Productive neighborhoods, solar energy initiatives, and private sponsors: the official response in Santa Clara to "make life more bearable."

Villa Clara installs 50 "solineras" as blackouts continue to affect communities

U.S. aid lands in Santa Clara: 700 food kits and 700 hygiene kits

U.S. aid begins to arrive in Santa Clara: Caritas will manage 60 million dollars

The Cuban government is seeking private individuals for 16 warehouses in Santa Clara and is offering up to two years without paying rent

"‘It represents his studies... his dreams’: family seeks trumpet lost by a boy in Villa Clara."

Cuban poet raises his voice for José Gabriel Barrenechea: "Shout his name, for he is a man of high caliber."

The leadership of the UJC in Villa Clara is changing as the Party calls for a "transformative action."

Prominent professor from the Universidad Central de Las Villas passes away

Cuban who arrived in a raft in Florida wins asylum but has been detained for seven months

Cuban mother with three sick children reports that they were given mattresses filled with "intimate nylon."

More than 100 days without garbage collection: enormous landfill nearly blocks a residential area of Santa Clara

"My soul can’t take it anymore": Cuban mother has been living in a hospital with her son for two years

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

Political prisoner Andy García Lorenzo freed after more than 20 hours of detention in Santa Clara

Andy García remains detained and is being charged with "public disorder."

Andy García was detained for "walking and filming in the street," his sister claims

Andy García Lorenzo was again detained in Santa Clara on the 11J express

Luisito, the Collector: The Man Who Defeated Oblivion

Ten families receive free bread and food packages from a private project in Santa Clara

They apprehend a suspected thief in Villa Clara and present the evidence: "He already had it and was going for the other one."

Fire engine collides with a house in Placetas, Villa Clara

Crespo Jacomino passes away, an inseparable figure of El Mejunje in Santa Clara

A Cuban state-owned company seeks private entities to operate 21 commercial premises in Villa Clara

"Trench of love, an example of dignity": propaganda jewels about Cuban women on the anniversary of the FMC

The Villa Clara government aims for its small and medium-sized enterprises to export to Europe and North America after years of obstacles for the private sector

Authorities in Villa Clara boast about having 46 "solineras" while communities go 20 hours without electricity

The Villa Clara government points out businesses with abusive pricing and enforces forced sales and closures

Jicotea Substation Catches Fire, Ranchuelo: The town is still without electricity five days later

Activist Guillermo del Sol has completed 61 days on a hunger strike: "We are alert to any outcome."

Seven prospects from Cuban baseball arrive in Mexico to compete in an international tournament

The egg in Cuba: a luxury at 135 pesos in Las Tunas