Liván Izquierdo Alonso, first secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Party in Ciego de Ávila, urged Liván Izquierdo Alonso, first secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Party in Ciego de Ávila, to reinforce the work of political, social and mass organizations in revolutionary vigilance and confronting enemy activities in physical and virtual spaces.   

During an exchange with local leaders, he condemned the attempts by disaffected elements of the Revolution to destabilize the internal order in Cuba, taking advantage of the economic complexities, accentuated by the energy crisis and the devastating effects of Hurricane Ian in the western region of the country.   

He emphasized that "citizen tranquility cannot be handed over to anyone," in a call to strengthen unity and commitment to the defense of neighborhoods and communities, as well as economic and social objectives, where the interests of the enemies of the community point. Homeland to exacerbate the crisis.   

In this context, he highlighted the integration of Ciego de Ávila citizens to the recovery in the provinces affected by hydro-meteorological events by sending contingents to support the restoration of electrical service and the construction of houses.

He recognized the creation of bags with donations in neighborhoods, communities and workplaces to help affected families, a humanitarian and supportive gesture, of incalculable value if one considers that, in times of shortages, many share what little they have.

Next Friday, the so-called Caravan of Solidarity with the Western Provinces should leave, which will transfer the deliveries made through mass and union organizations, in addition to some 120 tons of food provided by the agricultural sector, including members of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP), announced.

In Ciego de Ávila, as in the rest of the national territory, bank accounts were also set up for those who wish to offer monetary help, he added.   

Fully aware of how much remains to be done in favor of the people of Ciego de Ávila, Izquierdo Alonso expressed the commitment to advance in the production and commercialization of food products, with offers that contribute to satisfying the needs of the population, including the creation of opportunities during the fairs weekend farms.    

He pointed out as other priorities the attention to the claims of the people in relation to the quality of regulated products such as milk, yogurt and bread, and the supply of agricultural markets, whose panorama does not correspond in all cases with the reality and possibilities from the province.   

He indicated progress in the improvement of Primary Health Care services, intensify the fight against the Aedes Aegypti mosquito and redouble efforts to promote community hygiene, through systematic collection of solid waste, cleaning of weeded areas and elimination of harmful micro-dumps for health and public adornment.   

He said that attention to neighborhoods and communities in vulnerable conditions prevails as a premise, with priority in assistance to three population settlements in the southern area of ​​the capital city and the El Vaquerito popular council, in the municipality of Morón, where the contribution is maintained state and non-state entities.   

He underlined as decisive in the economic recovery of the province the fulfillment of the cold sowing campaign, the increase in the production of milk and other foods, as well as the repair of the sugar mills and the increase in sugarcane plantations.