A teaching project promoted by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) fosters environmental education in the province of Holguín by incorporating ecological training into academic programs.
The Special Education system in Cuba celebrates 64 years since its creation on January 4, established in the early years of the Revolution to serve students with disabilities.
The Center for the Development of Agricultural Machinery (Cedema) in Holguín boosted the province’s economic growth during 2025 through innovation and reverse engineering projects aimed at meeting the needs of local companies and institutions.
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.