Manuel Marrero Cruz

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Manuel Marrero Cruz (Holguín, July 1963). A Cuban political figure aligned with the government, trained as an engineer. He worked in the tourism sector from 1990, until on December 21, 2019, he became the Prime Minister of Cuba, a position reestablished in the constitution approved in April 2019.

Sandro Castro visits market in San Agustín and faces criticism for being "mocking and ignorant."

Manuel Marrero: "There are resources to tackle Cuba's challenges in 2026."

Marrero revives the threat discourse from the Isle of Youth: “Let’s not underestimate the enemy.”

Manuel Marrero and the Fear of Change in Cuba

Manuel Marrero: “Cubans always rise to the occasion.”

Between the “vacilón” in Cuba and the comfort of Miami: The double life of the Marrero family

The housing "alternative" is also getting stuck in Cienfuegos: the conversion of containers into homes is lagging behind

Marrero calls in Cienfuegos to "eliminate obstacles" in the allocation of lands that the Government itself has kept immobilized

Marrero urges Cuban communists to be more flexible in their mindset: “We cannot be afraid of changes.”

Díaz-Canel calls for a "change of mindset" as a solution to the crisis in Cuba

The Cuban regime admits that 2026 will be a difficult year: "We are living in a war economy."

José Daniel Ferrer claims that the end of the Cuban regime could come before the end of the year

Where is Raúl Castro?: The elderly general did not attend the tribute to Cuban soldiers who died in Venezuela

Díaz-Canel reaffirms loyalty to Fidel and Chávez by signing the condolence book for the Cuban military personnel who died in Venezuela

Manuel Marrero challenges Trump after ultimatum to the Cuban regime

Marrero invokes a "war economy" and calls for internal effort to sustain Cuba in 2026

Manuel Marrero challenges the U.S.: "Yankee threats do not intimidate us."

Which Cuban leader will be the next "abducted" by Delta Force?

Who will be the Cuban Delcy? Oscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga and the phased transition in Cuba under the scrutiny of Trump and Rubio

Marrero calls for "finding a different way to face" 2026 after a year of "efforts," but without visible results

New Minister of Justice Takes Office Amid Changes and Crisis in the Cuban Regime

Manuel Marrero admits the failure of institutions in the face of the garbage crisis in Havana: "We deserve results."

2025 is going dark in Cuba: another New Year marked by blackouts, broken promises, and official silence

Cubadebate is now discussing "the planting of resilient crops" following the controversy over rice and potatoes

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After the controversy over rice and potatoes, Marrero celebrates urban agriculture in Cuba

Turkey sends humanitarian aid to communities in eastern Cuba affected by Hurricane Melissa

Díaz-Canel showcases "cutting-edge" hospitals and criticism erupts on social media: "Is it for Cubans or for tourists?"

Cuba reports an alarming increase in infant mortality during 2025

With Cuba in the dark, the Minister of Energy talks about "seeking independence from fossil fuels."

Marrero says they have allocated 1.15 billion dollars to restore the electrical system, and the Cubans erupt

Blow to entrepreneurship: The Cuban government shuts down dozens of small and medium-sized enterprises

XI Plenary of the PCC: Cuban regime turns the crisis into propaganda and maneuvers to cling to power

Military power at the core of the regime: Chief of the General Staff of the FAR promoted to the Political Bureau of the PCC

Marrero calls for converting more containers into homes to address the housing crisis in Cuba

The Cuban regime admits that it cannot clean Havana or pay the street sweepers a decent wage

Venezuela's Minister of Tourism feigns normalcy: The Cuban Leticia Gómez follows the teachings of Marrero Cruz

What did the Cuban regime say after the electoral defeat of Ralph Gonsalves, its main ally in the Caribbean?

Havana is accumulating trash, and the government admits it does not know how much is being generated

Marrero to Silvio Rodríguez on his birthday: "May your committed song always accompany us."

Marrero Cruz lashes out at Cubans who use social media, accusing them of being "subversives."

Marrero Cruz tells business leaders that Cuba is experiencing a "favorable" moment

The revolution devours its own children: The trial of Gil reopens the long list of those sacrificed by Castroism

Case of Alejandro Gil: Cuban regime prepares new secret trial and request for life imprisonment

The Cuban government authorizes and orders wholesale sales by Mipymes and cooperatives

Sandro Castro speaks out on the Alejandro Gil case

Alejandro Gil's sister recounts how the former minister refused to obtain Spanish citizenship before falling from grace

Alejandro Gil's sister claims that Díaz-Canel is "the least blameworthy" in the entire process

Alejandro Gil's sister accuses Manuel Marrero: "He is behind it all."

While Cuba suffers from blackouts and diseases, Manuel Marrero prefers to promote tourism

The Communist Party of Cuba calls for a new Plenary in December 2025

Marrero suggests "selling them a little bit of root vegetables" to those affected by Hurricane Melissa

The regime announces the rehabilitation of Havana crematories following complaints about a collapse in service

In a race against time: 600 street sweepers are dispatched to clean up Havana for its anniversary

Seventeen suspects detained for looting homes of evacuees after Melissa

“No one will be left helpless”: Marrero's promise clashes with the misery uncovered by Melissa in Cuba

The number of damages to homes in Santiago de Cuba due to the impact of Melissa has risen to over 95,000

The regime calls on the Party and its organizations to reassess the national economic failure

Marrero visits Cauto Cristo and asks hurricane Melissa victims about the condition of their mattresses: “If necessary, we can also provide them with money.”

Cuban economist contradicts the regime's chancellor: The informal market is the result of poor internal economic design