In the coastal city of Manzanillo, in the Cuban province of Granma, there is a workshop that carries out a battle as silent as it is titanic every day. Its 31 workers, including workers, technicians, welders and specialists, are the only ones in the entire eastern region of Cuba able to restore the lives of damaged electric transformers. And they do so with their hands impregnated with oil, without schedules or days off, aware that their effort …
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In the coastal city of Manzanillo, in the Cuban province of Granma, there is a workshop that carries out a battle as silent as it is titanic every day. Its 31 workers, including workers, technicians, welders and specialists, are the only ones in the entire eastern region of Cuba able to restore the lives of damaged electric transformers. And they do so with their hands impregnated with oil, without schedules or days off, aware that their effort …