The University of Holguín, accredited for Excellence and nearing its 57th anniversary, celebrated the graduation of more than 1,800 new professionals from various study modalities during the 2024-2025 academic year ceremony.
The Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment (Citma) in Holguín is implementing various measures aimed at protecting beaches, one of the most vulnerable ecosystems due to the increase in visitors during the summer.
The Holguín Botanical Garden (JBH), one of the regions with the greatest flora endemism on the Caribbean island, is promoting several projects to protect native plant species in eastern Cuba.
With the implementation of two new water supply systems powered by solar panels, the eastern province of Holguin has reached 116 of these sites, as part of the energy matrix change programs in the territory.
Holguín is preparing to face the challenges of the upcoming school year starting on September 1, 2025, aiming to ensure quality education despite material limitations and the challenges arising from global and national issues in Cuba.