El bienestar de las comunidades se ve afectado por el odio desbordado desde la nación norteña. Los ejecutores y sus financistas solo dan importancia a sus ansias de violencia y destrucción. Ningún acto queda impune. La participación del pueblo y las autoridades ponen fin a cada pretensión terrorista.

También vuelve sobre un controversial tema de su anterior emisión televisiva. Los enemigos de Cuba han manipulado una de las imágenes empleadas en el material, que refleja las intenciones armamentistas y violentas de personajes radicados en Florida. En este programa ofrecemos un nuevo testimonio de Mayelín Rodríguez Prado, La Chamaca de Chamaco, donde esclarece los hechos.

Los enemigos de Cuba permanentemente incitan a cometer acciones de este tipo. Pretenden reclutar personas sin escrúpulos en territorio nacional para que, por unas pocas monedas, cometan estos delitos.

Capturados delincuentes que protagonizaron hecho vandálico en Isabela de Sagua
Con la verdad, ante todo, hemos sido testigo de la denuncia pública producto del impacto social que generó en la provincia de Villa Clara el incendio ocurrido el pasado 25 de septiembre por la madrugada en Isabela de Sagua, donde el caney de esta localidad fue incinerado en su totalidad por un elemento antisocial del poblado.

Fueron muchas las noches sin dormir para lograr dar captura a los vándalos que protagonizaron este delito, resaltando la labor de algunos vecinos y transeúntes del lugar que aportaron detalles para que el hecho no quedara impune, así fue como las fuerzas del Ministerio del Interior lograron capturar al ciudadano Nilo Christian Denis Cruz, de 22 años de edad, quien se encontraba esa noche en áreas cercanas al caney y es el autor principal del siniestro, es decir, fue quien prendió el fuego al guano del techo del caney donde en ese momento se encontraban personas, realizando esta acción sin pensar que estas pudieran sufrir lesiones e incluso fallecer.

Pero todo no termina ahí, siempre hay alguien más, por eso Nilo tenía un cómplice, el ciudadano Berto Ariel Fernández Toledo, quien lo trasladó hasta su domicilio en un triciclo eléctrico luego de materializar el hecho.

Luego del trabajo realizado por las fuerzas del Ministerio del Interior en la provincia se pudo constatar que producto de este actuar delincuente, la afectación económica por los daños materiales y de alimentación sufridos al ser quemado la totalidad del local, asciende a los 250 000 CUP.

Pues toda esta maquiavélica idea en contra de instituciones estatales de este municipio fue diseñada por Duvier Méndez Véliz cubano residente en Estados Unidos el cual financió con 75 000.00 CUP el acto de sabotaje contra el caney del pueblo. Quedando claro que todas estas acciones para crear el pánico y la incertidumbre entre los cubanos es dibujada por el enemigo creyendo que nuestro sistema policial y de justicia dejarían estos hechos impunes.

Queda claro que todos estos actos vandálicos son protagonizados desde el exterior para crear todo un andamiaje de mentiras y manipulaciones en contra de la realidad cubana, pero lo que sí es evidente que ninguno de estos hechos vandálicos ha quedado ni quedará inerte ante los ojos de la justicia.

Por eso hoy denunciamos a todos los que desde el exterior se empeñan en crear un estallido social que desencadene el pánico, el miedo, la incertidumbre y la inseguridad entre los cubanos. Pero aquí estamos los revolucionarios, los que estamos comprometidos con la Patria y con nuestro sistema socialista, dando el paso firme para demostrarle al mundo que Cuba es un país libre y soberano, que no daremos chance a que intenten apoderarse de una sola de nuestras conquistas y el esclarecimiento de este hecho lo demuestra.

At the water treatment plant of the Central University Marta Abreu de Las Villas (UCLV), he confirmed that intense work is being done on her rehabilitation and improvement in the driver, to leave her ready before the restart of the school year, on September 5.

The head of the branch also appreciated the construction progress in the Cerro Calvo water treatment plant, where the water from the Agabama-Gramal system is stored and treated, which provides the vital liquid to the hospital area.

Likewise, he verified the sealing work of Colón Street and the intervened area in the Central Highway (Banda a Placetas) and Circunvalación Vieja, which were pending after the change of networks in poor condition. The conditioning of both roads will allow vehicular circulation to resume.

During his visit to Santa Clara, the INRH president visited the Cerro Calvo Water Treatment Plant, undergoing maintenance actions to deliver water to Santa Clara with higher quality. Photo: Idalia Vázquez Zerquera/Vanguard.

In statements to Vanguardia, the president of INRH commented that the visit is part of the tours that he carries out throughout the country, in order to learn about the actions that the sector undertakes in times of energy contingency, for which generator sets located in the most needy places, with the purpose of maintaining the water service to the population.

He pointed out that as part of the differentiated attention to Santa Clara, the fulfillment of the commitments contracted with the authorities of the province and the town was evaluated, and he referred to the priority that Manicaragua receives, because even when in that municipality shares in the aqueduct, its inhabitants still do not receive the expected benefits.

He said that this is a pending task that will be followed up in September, to decide the date of his intervention, in order to guarantee the service and that it lasts over time.

Prior to the tour, the INRH president held an exchange at the Provincial Government headquarters in Santa Clara, where other issues related to the need to ensure water in the sugar companies that will intervene in the next harvest were also discussed, to avoid interruptions due to this reason during the conflict, in times of energy contingency.

The sector has to “work like a family, without distortions and inaccuracies, and with a different perspective on direct links between producers and service entities,” Tapia Fonseca said, when appreciating, based on information, aspects related to the mechanical hustle and bustle towards the interior of the mills, the agricultural machinery, and the automotive and rail transport that will intervene in the contest.

The deputy prime minister, accompanied by Julio Andrés García, president of the Azcuba Group, and by specialists from the sector, learned about the actions carried out in Heriberto Duquesne (Remedios), Quintín Bandera (Corralillo) and Héctor Rodríguez (Sagua la Grande), the only ones in the province that will manufacture crude oil.

In October it is estimated that the mechanical adjustments will be completed to guarantee the readiness of the industries in a discrete harvest in terms of processing volumes, but necessary for the national economy, he said.

The criteria coincided in pointing out that, despite the start-up of other plants that will process cane destined for molasses for the production of alcohol and animal feed, the strategic gear that will be established by other entities in the industry, suppliers of raw material and provision of services, is decisive. , with the three mills in campaign.

The electrical affectations that stop the mechanical adjustments, the limitations of industrial gases and accessories for welding, the adaptations of roads and railways, figured in the subjects object of analysis.

The planting of cane, agricultural yields —still far from the aspirations—, the feeding of the labor groups in sugar operations and the salary according to the productive contributions, were the object of systematic observation.

The Heriberto Duquesne plant, an entity that is moving towards a complete agro-industrial diversification, will be supplied with its own raw material and from areas belonging to its counterpart José María Pérez (Camajuaní), with which it will guarantee molasses and guarapo to the distillery, as well as crude and bagasse directed to the Chiquitico Fabregat refinery (Zulueta), in a systematic production chain.

On Saturday, in Quintín Bandera, Tapia Fonseca specified the need to “unblock the bureaucracy that exists in the sector to deliver material resources, depending on the existence, availability and needs of Villa Clara’s factories,” and directed quality repairs for mills above the 70% of the potential norm.

There they will have a reinforcement of workers from Panchito Gómez Toro, from Quemado de Güines —now in technological investment actions—, in addition to raw material and cane cutting and shooting equipment from that industry; as well as the Ifraín Alfonso (Ranchuelo) and the neighboring George Washington and Carlos Baliño (Santo Domingo), necessary to produce some 23,000 tons of raw sugar and another 28,000 of refined sugar.

In Héctor Rodríguez, with better strategic clearance in the actions to be carried out by that sugar colossus, Tapia Fonseca reiterated the need for labor groups to achieve “creative thinking, and convert agro-industrial preparations and the harvest into an effective way of seeking answers to problems that arise.”

That mill, together with the raw material from its plantations, will receive cane from areas belonging to Perucho Figueredo and Abel Santamaría (Encrucijada), entities in charge, like the others, of support in cutting and shooting equipment for collection centers and the tilter .

Vigilance in the payment for the quality of the cane, the eradication of monetary debts with the producers, and the discipline and control of agro-industrial tasks were also included in the extensive analysis, and given the economic complexities -said Tapia Fonseca-, the challenge is to carry out a harvest efficiently.

(With information from the Vanguardia newspaper)

Diaz-Canel is also verifying the implementation of health measures, the development of food production and the achievements in the execution of the Monetary Overhaul that started on January 1, 2021.

Villa Clara is in the limited autochthonous transmission phase and reports a Covid-19 contagion rate of 33.99 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, one of the highest in the country.

More than 70 patients were admitted at the Commander Manuel Fajardo and Celestino Hernandez hospitals, both in the city of Santa Clara, and the provincial Molecular Microbiology Laboratory has processed more than 1,000 PCR tests in real time every day.

(Taken from Prensa Latina)

The ceremony was attended by Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, first secretary of the Party Central Committee and President of the Councils of State and Ministers of Cuba who, shortly before the ceremony, and together with other Party Political Bureau members, paid tribute to the Heroic Guerilla and the Reinforcement Detachment at the memorial erected in their honor.

The words of Fidel at the solemn wake, when he announced the sad news of Che’s death to the people of Cuba, could be heard once again, moving all in attendance:
“If we want the model of a person, the model of a human being who does not belong to our time but to the future, I say from the depths of my heart that such a model, without a single stain on his conduct, without a single stain on his action, without a single stain on his behavior, is Che! If we wish to express what we want our children to be, we must say from our very hearts as ardent revolutionaries: we want them to be like Che!”

This oath, “We will be like Che!” was then repeated by 50 elementary school children who were presented with their blue kerchiefs identifying them as members of the José Martí Pioneers Organization.

During the ceremony, ninth grade pupil Leyanis Águila, and pre-university student Sara Mary Vega, spoke on behalf of Cuba’s new generations who have grown up with the example of Che, and who have the enormous responsibility of continuing one of his greatest legacies: the Cuban Revolution.

Artists from the province also paid homage to the Heroic Guerilla, performing songs and reciting poems dedicated to Che.
Also participating in the political-cultural act were members of the Party Political Bureau, the Central Committee Secretariat, and vice presidents of the Councils of State and Ministers, as well as senior officials from the Party, government, youth and mass organizations, Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, Ministry of the Interior, and others.

Relatives of Che and his compañeros in Bolivia were also present, as well as a delegation of combatants from the invading columns of the Battle of Santa Clara.

(Granma)

The walk will begin at 4.00 pm at the Marta Abreu de Las Villas Central University, which served as Guevara’s command headquarters during the capture of the city of Santa Clara, and where he returned in December 1959 to receive the title of Doctor Honoris Causa in Pedagogy. It will conclude close to the Loma del Capiro, in areas of the Sandino Cultural and Recreational Complex, with a concert by trova artist Adrián Berazaín, as José Antonio Marimón Carrazana, vice rector of expansion, computerization and communication of the institution, told Granma.

The event will be attended by young people from all higher education centers of the territory, including those studying at the MININT (Ministry of the Interior) Independent Faculty; Brigadier General Luis Felipe Denis; as well as students from the province’s schools, who will pay tribute to Che’s example and ideas.

“Por la ruta del Che” is just one of many activities to be held in this province, which has the honor of guarding the remains of the Heroic Guerrilla and his fellow combatants, to mark the 50th anniversary of his death. Voluntary work tasks will also be undertaken in workplaces and institutions, as part of the recovery efforts of the territory following the devastation left by Hurricane Irma.

September 7 will see a cultural gala in Leoncio Vidal Park, while on October 16 students of the Camilo Cienfuegos Military School will perform the traditional guard of honor before the mausoleum to the combatants of the Las Villas Front.

A postage stamp commemorating the 20th anniversary of the arrival of the remains of Che and his comrades in arms to the city of Santa Clara will also be issued, while 50 students of the Ernesto Che Guevara semi-boarding school will be recognized as pioneers, in the act that will take place on the morning of October 8, in the square honored with his name.

Over the past several days, men and women from a variety of institutions are working jointly to return to its full glory this sacred site where the remains of Comandante Che Guevara and his comrades in arms rest, explained Noris Cárdenas Martínez, director of the Complex.

Among tasks previously completed as part of a months-long plan, to ready the site for the commemoration, was extensive renovation of landscaping, the results of which were severely damaged by Hurricane Irma, she reported.

Thus the need to replant palms downed by the winds, clear fallen branches, and touch up the interior of the mausoleum that contains many plants.

Lighting, and fountains were also improved, Cárdenas Martínez stated, while the marble floors and steps were repaired and polished, among other efforts to prepare the site for this important commemoration of Che’s legacy, to be attended by thousands of Cubans and international guests.

(Granma)