Villa Clara

Activist Guillermo del Sol has been on a hunger strike for 61 days: "We are on alert for 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

Two new “solineras” in Villa Clara aim to alleviate the energy crisis

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

"The price skyrocketed and I can't control myself": Cuban decimist sings about oil

An island amid power outages launches its first "solinera" for electric cars

Villa Clara's health authorities assure they have sufficient blood supplies for emergencies "despite the emergence of requests on social media."

Cuban economists criticize the new price cap: "They didn't learn anything."

In the absence of coffee, the roasting company from Villa Clara improvises with other beans

In Cuba, "the need is no longer just in the pockets": photographer and entrepreneur from Pinar del Río

Pedro Monreal: "176 measures and only one achievement: demonstrating that they learned nothing."

New "solineras" inaugurated in Villa Clara, including the first fast and ultra-fast charging station for electric vehicles

"What a shame, Díaz-Canel," "people no longer want improvements, or dialogue, or band-aids; they want freedom": the testimony of a Cuban woman

"Thank you for everything, Fidel": Cubans erupt on social media over skyrocketing prices of eggs and oil

Villa Clara sets maximum prices for essential food items: eggs cannot exceed 110 pesos, and a liter of oil cannot exceed 2500 pesos

Urgent in Santa Clara: 9-year-old girl needs dialyzers to continue her hemodialysis

Victims of the collapse at an old school in Remedios identified

Rescue operations in Remedios conclude with a toll of two deceased and one survivor

Two Cubans found dead in Remedios collapse

A person trapped after the collapse of a school in Remedios has been rescued alive

Rescuers are about to reach the first survivor trapped in the collapse in Remedios

It has been confirmed that the people trapped in the collapse in Remedios are from Caibarién

Rescue teams are in contact with a person trapped under the rubble in Remedios

They are using drones to locate Cubans trapped in a collapse in Remedios

Total collapse in an abandoned structure in Remedios leaves several people trapped

Cuban Adventist pastor dies after suffering a cerebral aneurysm and being disconnected from life support

Cuban prospect Jan Ewing Cabrera is promoted to Class A with the Cardinals

The UNE announces the restoration of the National Electric System

Violent incident among illegal miners leaves one dead and one critically injured in Villa Clara

Cuban mother reports that a power plant puts her daughter, who has a serious lung disease, at risk

"How long will they keep with the empty words": Outrage in Villa Clara after the failure at the Hanabanilla hydroelectric power plant

They mourn the passing of a well-known cardiologist from Sagua la Grande

Activist Guillermo del Sol reaches day 46 of his hunger strike with severe dehydration

Supreme Court rejects appeal in favor of political prisoner José Gabriel Barrenechea

Cuban opponent Guillermo del Sol surpasses 40 days on hunger strike: his life is in danger

Susely Morfa celebrates the opening of a private gas station in Villa Clara and attributes it to the Electric Company

Yandy Díaz makes history with his 1,000th hit for the Rays

Villa Clara loses about 181,000 cattle over a decade, highlighting the collapse of Cuban livestock farming

Second day with light in Havana: "If we knew the fear they have of us," says a Cuban activist

Caldosa for July 26 in Santa Clara: "As always, romanticizing misery."

Alarm grows in Ranchuelo: Hemorrhagic dengue strikes a municipality without water, experiencing power outages and lacking medications

Villa Clara confirms circulation of dengue II and IV in Ranchuelo: "In hours, it can worsen the patient's condition."

The heartwarming story of Emy, the baby who has spent almost her entire life in a Cuban hospital

Reparto Sandino will have the third "solinera" of Santa Clara, offering several free services

Bruno Rodríguez responds to Marco Rubio regarding the regime's support for leftist radical groups

Fire at Alquízar electrical substation leaves nearly 7,000 people in Artemisa without power

Electric Union: "Appropriate measures will be taken" regarding linemen involved in the Calabazar incident

The video of a wave of crabs at night in Cuba that leaves everyone in shock

Díaz-Canel congratulates Santa Clara on its anniversary and social media responds: "Mr. President, I have no electricity."

Cuban entrepreneurs seek to survive with international support

Mother with her sick child denounces abandonment by the institutions: "They suffer from deafness and blindness at their convenience."

Million-dollar investment, minimal maintenance: weeds are taking over a photovoltaic park in Villa Clara

Wineries in Villa Clara sell rice, elbow macaroni, and caldosa prepared to alleviate the crisis in the neighborhoods

Cubans pay 750 pesos for a trip, and the driver leaves them stranded with an unbelievable explanation

A 12-story building in Santa Clara has been without electricity and water for nearly 5 days: "How do you carry a bucket of water up 12 floors?"

In the midst of an agricultural crisis, Villa Clara aims to produce its own potato and coffee seeds in the plain

Neither the food from social dining halls can be guaranteed by the government; they rely on private entities

What's happening with the Coppelia in Santa Clara? Authorities respond to the criticisms

Hotel in Cuba responds to allegations of food waste