The Holguín Beekeeping Company boosts the production of organic honey with the aim to expand this exportable item, in high demand in European countries.
Since December last year, Holguin mothers of student age have had a new opportunity to ensure the care of their son or daughter and continue the school process without any problems, following the update of Decree-Law No.56 on the maternity of working women and family responsibility in Cuba.
The Inejiro Asanuma Spinning Plant in the province of Holguín strengthens production for the health sector in Cuba as a way to replace imports in the face of the tightening of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States on the island more than six decades ago.
About 70 Mipymes (Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises) officially constituted in Holguín are currently benefiting from the portfolio of credit opportunities offered by the Bank of Credit and Commerce (Bandec) in this province, which favors the development of these new actors of the Cuban economy.