Some 552 homes located in isolated areas of Sancti Spiritus will be provided this year with independent photovoltaic panels, as part of a program based on the use of renewable energy.»
For many, getting old is a sad period when death is inevitable and, sometimes, the best end. In my opinion, growing old is as sad as disappearing before the eyes of my children»
A young resident of Cabaiguán was the only Cuban awarded in 2017 by the MIT Technology Review, regarded as the world’s oldest technology magazine, owned by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States.»
On the occasion of the beginning of the celebrations for the 90th anniversary of Ernesto Guevara’s birthday, representatives from different Cuban provinces climbed to the historic place»
After the serious sequels left by Hurricane Irma, Los Lagos de Mayajigua resort, from Islazul Hotel Group, has been recovered with more beauty and comfort»
The Cuban central province of Sancti Spiritus will be soon provided with additional human and technological resources in order to foster the Tarea Vida project (Project Life), a governmental plan aimed at offsetting the consequences of climate change in the island. »
Over fifty patients have so far benefited from a beneficial endoscopic method implemented in the Gastroenterology Services of the Camilo Cienfuegos General Provincial Hospital of Sancti Spíritus»
Around 735 residents of Sancti Spiritus have so far benefitted from the Nauta Hogar Internet Service started nearly two months ago in this central Cuban province»
University students will lead the traditional March of the Torches this Saturday in Sancti Spíritus following the example of those who did not let Jose Marti’s legacy die on January 27, 1953.»
Renowned Sancti Spiritus writer Yanetsy Pino Reina recently became the first Cuban woman to win the Casa de las Américas Literary Prize in the category of women’s studies»
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