Holguín, along with Matanzas, is one of the Cuban provinces with which the Canadian government maintains the closest ties on the island, through its participation in two of the most important economic sectors in the territory: tourism and the production of nickel and cobalt.
The draft bill of the Social Communication Law was presented on Thursday in Holguín, as part of the open consultation process in the country for citizens to study the text and issue opinions to achieve a successful articulation of the media and institutional communication system, in accordance with the regulations that regulate it.
Holguín is among the five Cuban provinces with the highest number of accidents on public roads, whose main cause is the indiscipline of drivers and pedestrians, thus a training course sponsored by the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is taught here.
Holguín is among the five Cuban provinces where the Cubanacán hotel group expanded in 1988 through territorial delegations to attend to the emerging international tourism, after its constitution in 1987.