The international project Strengthening Leadership and Participation of Women in the Renewable Energy Sector in Cuba (Former by its Spanish acronym) expands the use of these alternatives in the Cuban eastern province of Holguín through the training of students linked to them.
This September 2, more than 143 thousand students returned to the classrooms in the northeastern province of Holguín, as the new 2024-2025 school year began here in the 1,330 educational institutions of this territory, the one with the largest school network in Cuba.
The University of Holguín opened its doors for the restart of teaching activities corresponding to the 2024 academic year, which concludes on September 27.
The seminar “Vietnam-Cuba: Socialist Press in Transformation,” will take place September 5th at the building hosting the Cuban Journalists’ Association, in downtown Havana.
Specialists in the province of Holguín carry out a scientific project with the aim to promote agroecological practices, as part of the Tarea Vida (Life Task) State’s plan to confront climate change.