Sancti Spiritus’s Guairo and Padre Quintero Streets were returned to their original cobblestone condition with the contribution of local residents.»

The two American children kidnapped last week by their own parents and brought to Cuba, were returned early this morning to the United States thanks to the joint efforts of the two countries to end that unusual situation.»

Sancti Spiritus residents bid farewell this Sunday to the 22nd International Book Fair which was dedicated to the 160th birthday anniversary of Jose Marti, historian Pedro Pablo Rodriguez, National Literature Prize winner Daniel Chavarria, and the Republic of Angola»

The 22nd International Book Fair in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, goes on amidst an austere yet diverse cultural program. Over 39 000 books have been so far sold in this book event dedicated to honor the 160th birthday anniversary of Jose Marti, historian Pedro Pablo Rodriguez, National Literature Prize winner Daniel Chavarria, and the Republic of Angola.»

Cuban writer Julio M. Llanes was granted the Sendero de luz Award in the context of the 22nd International Book Fair that takes place in this territory until next March 3rd.»

Sancti Spiritus Serafin Sanchez Park became again the literary epicenter of the Cuban central province, as the 22nd International Book Fair was inaugurated this morning while it is expected to run in the main cities of the western region until  March 3.»

International media report on mass participation in this Sunday elections all over the island, where over eight million Cuban citizens have been call to cast their vote.»

The Camerata Romeu orchestra made a presentation in the Cuban central province of Sancti Spiritus,  as part of the tour started by the musicians last September 27th, in Camaguey.»

This statement was made by María Mantilla in a letter, at the age of 78. Half a century after her death, the dilemma of whether the Apostle was her biological father or not, is still considered as just speculations, and seeks for support in scientific theories.»

Manaca Iznaga, is considered one of the most frequented tourist destinations in the vast Valle de los Ingenios (Valley of the Sugar Mills), which, along with Trinidad, welcomed the status of Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 1988.»