“Voting is a more delicate deposit than any other, because it goes with life, honor and future …”, said José Martí while alluding to the constitutional right in which all Cubans will be involved this Sunday when we have the opportunity to elect the delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of  the People’s Power.»

Ensuring electoral logistics and the preparation of the estimated 14,000 people in Sancti Spiritus who will be working during the upcoming elections on October 21st in the Cuban central province, are to be verified Sunday, when 1202 polling stations open at 7:00 am to run the Dynamic Drill.»

Members of the polling tables established in the 1202 stations in the Cuban central province of Sancti Spiritus, receive intensive preparation and training until October 12.»

The heterogeneity in composition characterizes the group of 1506 candidates for delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power proposed during the nomination process already completed in this central Cuban province.»

Over 800 candidates to be members (delegates) of the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power have been already nominated in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba.»

Over 2100 meetings will be held in Sancti Spiritus as part of the nomination of candidates for delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power which began last Monday around the Cuban archipelago.»

A total of 1200 polling stations are to work in Sancti Spiritus during the upcoming elections of delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power, convened for October 21st in Cuba.»

Over 2 700 young residents from Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, will vote for the first time next October. They are part of the nearly 8,5 million people who will exercise the vote in the island, of whom 200 000 reach the voting age this year.»

The work is currently addressed to closing the schedule of these meetings, programmed from September 3 to 29, where people have the power to propose and nominate candidates.»

From the entrance in Curva de Alfredo to the very end, the Ancon Peninsula in Trinidad, is favored by a Coastal Management Program designed to protect an area of ​​almost 11 kilometers, considered one of the best sandy fringes of the Cuban south coast.»