Guantanamo.- In Guantanamo, a meeting focused on the socioeconomic vitality of the region prioritized the stabilization of water delivery to residents in the suburb of Maquey and the swift replacement of electrical transformers in the municipalities of San Antonio del Sur and El Salvador.
Edel Aldana Villar, director of the Electric Company, reported progress in replacing a damaged transformer in Alto del Quimbuelo, with a specialized brigade set to undertake the task.
The Ministry of the Interior, in Guantanamo, also addressed a recent theft of cables from the El Peral photovoltaic park, with the perpetrators identified and apprehended. Fortunately, this incident did not disrupt the generation of clean energy for the provincial capital’s electrical system.
Amid ongoing socioeconomic challenges, including fuel shortages, local decision-makers reviewed delays in food distribution for vulnerable populations, with Yoel Perez García, the provincial Party secretary, emphasizing the need to reorganize cargo transport and monitor private operators more closely.