Heavy rains are reported in several areas of the province and thousands of people from the southern territories have been evacuated»

The cooperative and farmer sector of Sancti Spiritus, responsible for the largest agricultural contributions, has a lot to do with the productive results reported in this Cuban province»

Eighteen farms located in the mountainous areas of Guamuhaya and Bamburanao, in the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus, have been included in the Connecting Landscapes International Project sponsored by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).»

Taking into consideration the weather forecast issued about the new tropical system that may affect western and central Cuba with heavy rainfall, measures have been adopted in Sancti Spiritus since yesterday aimed at protecting the people living in the south of the province, given the threat of sea penetrations and floods. Experts from the local Meteorological Center informed the Provincial »

Recent studies have been carried out in Sancti Spiritus on how to organize the Trinidad-Cienfuegos highway within an environmental context»

The accident took place around 2:00 AM this Monday in the region known as Lajitas, in the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus»

Perhaps there is no better thermometer in Sancti Spíritus to assess the severity of the drought than the situation of the Zaza River, the second largest in Cuba, and the major to feed the local Zaza Dam»

The investment, which amounts to 7 million pesos including both civil construction and equipment, is schedulled to be concluded next year»

The first photovoltaic power station built in Sancti Spiritus has already started generating power and was synchronized to the National Power System, which paves the way for the use of this renewable energy source on a wider scale in the territory. Electrical branch investor Gonzalo Gonzalez Cristiá told Escambray that the facility, sited in the local municipality of La Sierpe, »

After more than 15 years of research by Cuban and foreign specialists, it’s been confirmed that the material found in the region of Fomento, central Cuba, was the result of a giant meteorite that impacted against the Earth at the end the Cretaceous period, causing one of the greatest extinctions in our planet. Dr. Reinaldo Rojas Consuegra, geologist and curator »