Over 19 600 residents of mountainous areas in Sancti Spiritus are expected to exercise their right to vote this April 19th.»

Many residents of Sancti Spiritus were out in the streets before sunrise in order to exercise their right to vote, with which they will elect the delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power. Being guarded by pioneer students, the 1 020 polling stations of this central Cuban territory opened doors at 7:00 AM and will be closed at »

The number of women and youth candidates nominated for the position of delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power has been reported as greater this year in Sancti Spiritus.  »

The Provincial Electoral Commission (CEP, in Spanish), was constituted this Thursday in the central province of Sancti Spiritus, prior to the upcoming partial election process to be carried out next April 19th.»

The main squares of the eight municipalities of Sancti Spiritus, are already crowded with thousand workers, farmers, students and people in general, all dressed in the colors of the Cuban flag, for the celebration of the International Workers’ Day. The parade was started at 7:30 A.M. after the opening speech delivered by Domingo Gutiérrez Gutiérrez, general secretary of the Cuban »

Residents of Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, will take to the streets and plazas to reaffirm our sovereignty and independence, and to support the economic and social transformations underway in the country, said Domingo Gutiérrez Gutiérrez, secretary general of the Cuban Workers’ Trade Union in the territory. It is expected that over 120 000 locals will take part in the parade »

When there are still several days away from the end of April, over 120 000 people ready in Sancti Spiritus to attend May Day celebrations in the eight municipalities of the province.»

Over 9 000 new jobs have been created in Sancti Spiritus since 2010.»

Diminishing dependency on fossil fuels, and taking advantage of alternative sources of energy are top priority issues in Sancti Spiritus.»

Sancti Spiritus labor unions discuss the Draft Labour Code»