Sancti Spíritus

Four hundred years after the arrival of the first Japanese person in Cuba, the village of Sancti Spiritus was the venue of the I Japanese Culture Days celebration.»

Private-run hostals are regarded as basic accommodation choice for foreign visitors in the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus. In 2014, 46 per cent of tourists who came to this territory stayed in such facilities.»

Seven members of the National Confederation of Workers of Norway (LO) paid a visit to Sancti Spiritus in order to strengthen the already existing relation between that organization and the Cuban Workers’ Union (CTC).»

San Carlos de la Cabaña Fortress welcomes this Thursday the latest publication of Sancti Spiritus Luminaria Publishing House, on occasion of the 24th Cuban International Book Fair, running from February 12 to 22, in Havana.»

Inspired by her memories Winston Churchill’s granddaughter, Celia Sandys, paid a recent visit to Arroyo Blanco, a town located in central Cuba.»

Sancti Spiritus star outfielder Frederich Cepeda was interviewed by Escambray upon his return from the Caribbean Series.»

Hotel del Rijo belongs to Cubanacan Hotels Company. It inherited the name of one of its owners back in 1815. Son of Mrs María del Rosario Rijo y Gil and the doctor on medicine José Manuel García Cañizares, the outstanding doctor graduated in the city of Paris.»

Although this health facility holds the sanitary status of policlinic, it’s been serving as a hospital for over forty decades.  »

Neydis Mesa (Coki), the only woman of the Santander family who chose to dedicate herself to the pottery business.»

Stories of love and defiance are the backbone of a film script which might give birth to the first fiction movie inspired by Escribanía Dollz.»