The difficult socioeconomic context that the country is going through due to the COVID-19 has not prevented the May 1st National Industry Producer of Domestic Utensils (INPUD) of Santa Clara, from guaranteeing its main assortments that will substitute the imports, in a year in which compliance with the planned productions has prevailed.
With a well-earned fame at home, Orelvis Bormey, self-employed worker from Villa Clara and creator of the brand that bears his surname and includes more than twenty products made with peanuts, now intends to enter the export market.
This September 26th, Villa Clara celebrates 30 consecutive days without reporting any positive cases to the COVID-19, after processing 814 samples, of which 224 were taken from residents in the province. This was reported by Dr. Gretza Sanchez Padron, Provincial Director of Health at the morning meeting of the Provincial Defense Council.
These are young people from many nations of the world, or rather, Cubans who were born in other lands, as Fidel called them. They have spent more than five years in the universities of Villa Clara and today they thank Cuba; a country that, even with many material limitations, trained them as excellent professionals and protected their health, in the midst of a pandemic that is sweeping the globe.
The branch of the Industrial and Technical Services Enterprise (ZETI) in Villa Clara, by the end of the upcoming month of October will turn 10 years old, while its work continues to rise in function of the development of the sugar industry throughout the country.
The governor of Villa Clara Alberto Lopez Diaz, during a visit carried out this Sunday across several sugarcane cooperatives, checked the actions that take place there for the production of food, in order to satisfy the demands of the sector while also contributing to the state commission, a challenge of the sugar producers in such difficult times.
Starting this Wednesday, September 30th, Villa Clara will implement new measures to improve the screening system that, from the primary health care settings, has been essential in the management of the COVID-19 epidemic due to its contribution to the early detection of patients with respiratory symptoms.
The pediatric hematology service of Villa Clara is among the three most outstanding in the country with regard to the diagnosis, treatment and outcomes of childhood leukemias, according to a publication on the characterization of this type of medical condition in Cuba.
This September 24th, 884 samples were processed at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology of Villa Clara, of which 199 samples corresponding to residents in the province, without reporting any positive cases to the COVID-19; information that emerged at the morning meeting of the Provincial Defense Council.
Alongside the charm of being a small coastal town, lulled by the sea breeze, lays the pride of the residents of Isabela de Sagua on having the best oysters of Cuba and curious legends woven in the solitude of the local fisherman and a plenty of cays nearby.
The rains of this month contributed to the improvement of the water storage in the reservoirs of Villa Clara, currently with 666 million cubic meters of water, for a 65.8 percent of the normal total filling capacity, with which the supply and the irrigation are guaranteed.
The need to promote the development of the sugarcane program and the food production, centered the debate at the provincial balance assembly for the 2019-2020 fiscal year, in order to guarantee the sustainability of the sugar industry of Villa Clara.
The Cuban industries have seen their production plans reduced as a result of the effects caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In Villa Clara, the Desembarco del Granma Textile Company continues with the production lines aimed at key sectors in the province.
