The province of Holguín, the third most densely populated in Cuba, exhibits results in environmental management, included in sustainable development and resilience programs against the effects of climate change.
Read more Holguín shows results in environmental managementFrancisco Durán, national director of Hygiene and Epidemiology, informed in a press conference that there is still a spate of viral infections in the country caused mainly by dengue fever, with increased incidence in the western and central provinces.
Read more Arboviral illnesses still spreading in Cuba
The opening to more than 2,000 activities of the 127 allowed to date in the exercise of self-employment (TCP), will positively impact the Cuban economy, according to Ileana Diaz Fernandez, a researcher at the Center for the Study of the Cuban Economy at the University of Havana.
Read more Improving self-employment will have a positive impact on the Cuban economy
Prime Minister Manuel Marrero learned about the alternatives in food production in Santiago de Cuba in order to sustain production in the face of the world crisis by the COVID-19.
Read more Cuban prime minister learns about alternatives in food production in Santiago de Cuba
The museums of the province of Holguín offer a wide summer program, with the aim to promote the formation of values and the preservation of customs and traditions.
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