Provincial Defense Council Analyzes Situation in Havana

The Havana Provincial Defense Council, presided over by PCC first secretary Liván Izquierdo Alonso and Governor Yanet Hernández Pérez, evaluated the province's current situation and actions to guarantee attention to the population across its 15 municipalities, with emphasis on the electrical sector and the fight against drug-related crimes.

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Consejo de Defensa Provincial de La Habana, presidido por Liván Izquierdo Alonso, primer secretario del Partido Comunista de Cuba en la capital, y Yanet Hernández Pérez, gobernadora.

Foto: Arianna Cecilia Figueredo Ruiz/Gobierno de La Habana

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The Havana Provincial Defense Council, presided over by Liván Izquierdo Alonso, first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba in the capital, and Yanet Hernández Pérez, governor, evaluated yesterday Monday the current situation of the province and the actions to guarantee attention to the population in the 15 municipalities.

As specified by the capital's Government from its profile on the social network Facebook, César Hernández, member of the Provincial Party Bureau, and Reinol Delfín García Moreiro, vice governor of the province, participated in the meeting, accompanying the highest authorities in the analysis.

In the electrical sector, the status of substations, the protection of strategic resources such as dielectric oil, and the need to reinforce security at key installations to ensure service stability were reviewed.

The confrontation of illegalities and crimes linked to drug consumption and trafficking was addressed in a differentiated manner, with emphasis on the coordination of justice, health, and interior order institutions to protect youth and preserve citizen tranquility.

The leaders insisted that the defense of legality and order constitutes a priority to guarantee the population's well-being, and that the joint work of local authorities, mass organizations, and the community is essential to face these challenges.

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