Residents of Cabaiguan, central Cuba, gathered this July 24 at the Revolution Square, to evoke that day in which a group of young people eager to change the destiny of the country, decided to make a difference.»
Pastors for Peace to Arrive in Sancti Spiritus
The 50 members of the 26th Pastor for Peace Caravan are awaited in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, where they will be arriving this Friday noon, for a four-day visit.»
Foundation Date of First Cuban Villages Obscure
In the context of the celebrations for the half millennium of the first Cuban villages, the controversy surrounding their founding dates grows.»
Cabaiguan Hosts 26th of July Celebration in Sancti Spiritus
The commemoration ceremony will take place Friday, July 24th, at seven o’clock in the morning, in the town city of the municiplaity.»
Trinidad Museum Homage to Unforgettable War (+photos)
The National Museum of the Struggle against Bandits (MLCB), was born as an executor of an unforgettable war. The building is placed in Trinidad city’s historic area.»
Wi-Fi Services to Be Available in Sancti Spiritus University
The technology will work with a speed of two megabytes per second to enter .cu domains and send emails between Cuban entities»
Sancti Spiritus Health Professional Tells about Nepal
Reidel Ortelio Hernández González is the only health co-operator from Sancti Spiritus currently working in Nepal, told Escambray about his experiences in that Asian nation.»
Colloquium Honours Foundation Anniversary of Sancti Spiritus
The community work of local institutions, the socio-historical and identity values of the village, and the need to study audience deeper, were the focus of the XXI Colloquium on Sancti Spiritus Culture, on occasion of the 501 anniversary of the village.»
Tourism in Trinidad: a Safari to the Era of Sugar
The Valley of the Sugar Mills is found in central Cuba, on the way to Trinidad, the third village founded in Cuba, and one of the best preserved cities of Latin America.»
May Day: Sancti Spiritus Residents Parade under the Rain
Despite the long-lasting drizzle that hit the city, the residents of Sancti Spiritus marched in crowds along Serafín Sánchez Revolution Square, to commemorate the 1st of May.»