In a significant political mobilization, the Cuban Communist Party conducted extraordinary plenary sessions across Sancti Spíritus and Villa Clara provinces this Wednesday. Presided over by First Secretary Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, these assemblies marked a strategic reinforcement of national priorities amidst escalating global tensions.
The gatherings, attended by high-ranking officials including Political Bureau member Roberto Morales Ojeda, focused on implementing resolutions from the Party’s 11th Central Committee Plenum. Discussions centered on three foundational principles: national unity, anti-imperialism, and patriotism as essential frameworks for navigating current challenges.
Key priorities emerged with particular urgency, emphasizing homeland defense, agricultural productivity, stabilization of the National Electric System, and enhanced ideological work. Díaz-Canel characterized the current imperial decline phase as particularly hazardous, noting that “they tend to resolve things through the language of war,” necessitating comprehensive national preparedness.
The sessions produced concrete operational directives, moving beyond theoretical discussions to practical implementation strategies. Morales Ojeda emphasized disciplined execution without extremism, while provincial leaders presented detailed progress reports. Sancti Spíritus demonstrated positive indicators across multiple metrics, including organizational growth and economic initiatives under the “Sancti Spíritus en marcha” mobilization program.
Villa Clara’s First Secretary Susely Morfa González outlined dual economic and ideological battles, emphasizing development chains that directly improve citizens’ quality of life. The province is advancing municipal autonomy models and transforming grassroots units into state-owned enterprises or MSMEs to strengthen local economies.
A recurring theme was the necessity of conscious unity through frank discussion rather than uniform discourse. Leadership emphasized engaging non-party members in decision-making processes, particularly youth, and eliminating bureaucratic obstacles to production. The gatherings concluded with commitments to intensified implementation, with follow-up sessions scheduled for the quarter’s end.