Sancti Spíritus

The beaches of the southern coast of Sancti Spíritus are an ideal scenario to enjoy the summer in several places»

Priority one is health. Work is underway to resume surgery services at the José Martí Pérez Provincial Pediatric Teaching Hospital, where construction forces are extending the working day, with a view to concluding the remodeling of the civil work before July 26.»

The colonial house that today functions as a museum was built between 1825 and 1830 and was acquired by the Sánchez Valdivia family as a result of a purchase and sale.»

The project, Energy Transition of Urban Transport, which is being carried out by the Francisco Aguiar Rodriguez Industrial Company and the Faculty of Technical and Economic Sciences of the University of Sancti Spiritus “José Martí Pérez”, already has the financing approved by the FONCI, a financial instrument for Science, Technology and Innovation projects.»

High survival in the intensive care unit of the Pediatric Hospital in Sancti Spiritus. In this room, around 340 patients are treated annually, most of them reincorporated into society with quality of life.»

With an accumulated volume of 115 million cubic meters, barely 13% of its filling capacity, the Zaza dam is almost dry at the beginning of the hurricane season»

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Dayamí Dorta Hernández has devoted for the past 27 years to what she considers the most inspiring adventure of her life: research for the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, CIGB, in Sancti Spíritus.»

The fourth Cuban patrimonial village, Sancti Spíritus, is today a place of legends and realities, of renovations to celebrate this June 4 the 510th anniversary of its founding by the Spaniards. The people of Sancti Spíritus live attached to their traditions without abandoning development and modernity as a city that in the 16th century was the union of the east »

Produced by Audiovisuales Escambray, the video praises the values ​​of the city of Sancti Spíritus and the warmth of its people»

“We are 21 days here and nine days at home. We live more in the hospital than in Caja de Agua and I thank doctors Anaisa and Redelio and all those who have kept my son alive since he was 32 days old, practically”.»