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Aedes vittatus (Diptera: Culicidae) has a wide worldwide distribution in the Old World, which has recently been extended to the American continent. This mosquito has a remarkable preference for habitats near human populations, and is related to the transmission of arboviruses of medical importance. In early December 2020, after a routine inspection in a rural locality of Camaguey, Cuba, immature states of culicids were captured in different types of reservoirs. After the development of the larvae and the hatching of the captured pupae, a total of 34 larvae and nine adults belonging to this species were identified, among other species of medical importance. This is the first detection of Ae. vittatus in Cuba outside Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, and the third in the Americas. It is necessary to continue deepening in the bio-ecology and distribution of this potential invasive species, as well as to determine the future impact that the presence of this mosquito will have in Cuba.

NUEVA INTRODUCCIÓN DE AEDES VITTATUS (DIPTERA: CULICIDAE) EN LA REGIÓN ORIENTAL DE CUBA: CARACTERIZACIÓN ECOLÓGICA Y RELEVANCIA MÉDICA