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 changes as the Party calls for a "transformative action."

Renowned professor from the Central University of 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 claims they were given mattresses filled with "intimate nylon."

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

"My soul can no longer take it": Cuban mother has been living in a hospital with her son for two years

Cuban baby has been waiting for a surgery since three months old: his mother reports that he can barely breathe now

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

Andy García remains detained and is being accused of "public disorder."

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

On the 11J, Andy García Lorenzo was once again arrested in Santa Clara

Luisito, the Collector: The Man Who Conquered Oblivion

Ten families receive bread and food supplies for free 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 truck crashes into a house in Placetas, Villa Clara

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

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

"Trench of Love, Example of Dignity": Propaganda Gems on Cuban Women for the Anniversary of the FMC

The government of Villa Clara 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 endure 20 hours without electricity

The government of Villa Clara points out businesses with abusive prices and implements 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 vigilant for any outcome."

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

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

Two new "solineras" in Villa Clara aim to mitigate the energy crisis

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

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

An island amidst blackouts debuts its first "charging station" for electric cars

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

Cuban economists criticize the new price cap: "They haven't learned anything"

In the absence of coffee, the Villa Clara roastery improvises with other grains

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: to demonstrate 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, dialogue, or temporary fixes; 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

The victims of the collapse at an old school in Remedios have been identified

The rescue efforts in Remedios conclude with a toll of two deceased and one survivor

Two Cubans found dead after collapse in Remedios

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 removed 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 is endangering her daughter, who suffers from a serious lung disease

"How long will they keep using empty words": Outrage in Villa Clara following the failure at the Hanabanilla hydroelectric 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 symptoms

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

Cuban opposition figure Guillermo del Sol has surpassed 40 days on a hunger strike: his life is at risk

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