2025 marked progress in renewable energy deployment in Holguín

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Holguín ended 2025 with significant progress in the use of renewable energy, marking a decisive step toward transforming its energy matrix. The eastern province installed five solar parks as part of the national strategy to reach 109 megawatts (MW) of clean energy and reduce its dependence on diesel for electricity generation.

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Cuban consular services suspended in Washington

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The Cuban Embassy in the United States will suspend all on-site consular services at the Consular Office in Washington D.C. as of this Tuesday, due to the declaration of a National Emergency, issued on March 13 by the Trump Administration. Read more Cuban consular services suspended in Washington

No date for reestablishment of consular services in Cuba

embajada eeuu en cuba 580x330Embassy of the United States in Cuba. Photo: @CubaMINREX / Twitter

Official sources reported today that the United States has not yet defined the date for reestablishing consular services at its embassy in Havana, according to what Brian A. Nichols, undersecretary of State for Hemispheric Affairs, said the day before.

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Holguín increases sanitary measures faced with imported cases of COVID-19

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Health authorities of the province of Holguín increase the protection measures of the population in the face of the increase in new positive cases of COVID-19, mainly originated from the entry of travelers from abroad that may generate local transmission and make the epidemiological situation of the territory more complex. Read more Holguín increases sanitary measures faced with imported cases of COVID-19

President Díaz-Canel holds high-level meetings in Barbados 

Barbados canel 580x330The First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel held on Monday in Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados, high-level meetings with the president of that country, Dame Sandra Mason and Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley.

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