Holguin is one of the Cuban provinces benefiting from the new Chinese donation. That will allow another 120 megawatts (MW) of electricity generation through photovoltaic parks to be added this year.
If last year the State's commitment to the environmental sphere included the allocation of more than nine million pesos for the management of Protected Natural Areas, these areas must fully exploit their revenue-generating potential.
The University of Holguín (UHo) began an external evaluation process on March 17, 2025, led by the National Accreditation Board of the Ministry of Higher Education, to renew its institutional accreditation.
Cuba's Vice President, Salvador Valdés Mesa, toured centers of economic interest in the province of Holguín to evaluate food production in the region.
Part of Cuba's energy future lies in large investments in photovoltaic parks such as the one being built in Corúa 5, in the Holguín municipality of Mayarí.