Manuel Marrero Cruz

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Manuel Marrero Cruz (Holguín, July 1963). Cuban official politician, trained as an engineer. He worked in the tourism sector from 1990 until he became the Prime Minister of Cuba on December 21, 2019, a position reinstated in the Constitution approved in April 2019.

The PCC appoints a new director at the Sierra Maestra newspaper amid the crisis of the state-controlled press

The Cuban government sets a wait time of up to two years for former executives transitioning to companies with foreign investment

Cuba opens tourist car rentals to the private sector

The MINED updates regulations for non-state economic actors in education

Tourism in Cuba is sinking: only 420,000 foreign visitors in seven months, a 63% decrease compared to 2025

Cuba extends the deadline for legalizing homes built without authorization by one year

Former Obama advisor accuses the U.S. of preventing the Cuban regime from adopting the Vietnamese model

Cuban tourism hits rock bottom: 73% of hotels are closed, according to official figures

Díaz-Canel wants more digital procedures in a Cuba without electricity, with expensive internet and collapsed telecommunications

Díaz-Canel in "Agriculture 4.0 with drones and robotic platforms": "When will bean production start?"

"Enthusiasm" and "discipline" in voluntary work at MINCOM... What about communications?

"Everyone covers up and no one answers": Cuban confronts Marrero over corruption and lack of water in Boyeros, Havana

Four months later, Putin thanks the crew of the Russian tanker that delivered 100,000 tons of crude oil to Cuba

Manuel Marrero: Cuba is integrating into the global economy, but sovereignty is non-negotiable

Manuel Marrero Cruz: "To die for the homeland is to live."

"They can't take the libreta away from us": What would Mariela Castro say today about the possible end of universal subsidies in Cuba?

What remained after "collecting" the trash in San Miguel del Padrón

Marrero affirms that Fidel Castro lives "in every place where truth and justice are defended."

Cuban leaders are once again calling for increased food production in Havana as the agricultural crisis deepens

Manuel Marrero justifies capitalist measures in Cuba: "It's not China, it's not Vietnam."

Díaz-Canel's recipe for overcoming the 2026 crisis: returning to Fidel's thinking

More than a thousand foreigners in Cuba to celebrate Fidel Castro amidst the crisis

Cuban photojournalist reports the deplorable state of heritage sculptures at the Riviera Hotel

Political Analyst: In Cuba, "socialism was never the goal... but rather the chosen instrument to maintain power."

Marco Rubio sets a goal for Cuba at the end of the Trump era: An "irreversible" future

Marco Rubio issues a strong warning to the Cuban regime: "There is no escape."

Cubans in perpetual blackout while the regime pays foreigners to praise socialism

Ulises Toirac criticizes ETECSA: he demands they reinvest profits or allow Starlink access

They set the maximum usage time for tourist vehicles in Cuba

What vehicles, engines, and other parts can be imported to Cuba?

Cuba will allow the import of electric cars with a fixed customs tax

Professor René Fidel González: "Why in Cuba do we have to continue enduring exclusion?"

“To eliminate the CITMA,” they didn’t ask “a single written question,” criticizes Cuban professor

Private pharmacies in Cuba: who will be able to buy and what do Cubans warn?

Díaz-Canel admits to the fear of the growth of private capital in Cuba

"It's incredible that they call for resilience": Cuban musicians erupt over power outages

"Whose will it be?": Cubans doubt the first private currency exchange

"We are not deviating from the socialist model," says Marrero about capitalist measures in Cuba

"I don't see any change, on the contrary, every day is worse": Cubans respond with skepticism to Manuel Marrero

"There is no inequality, there are mistakes": Energy Minister justifies the rotation of blackouts in Cuba

Cuban tourism in crisis: 73% of hotels closed and 25,000 workers at home

Marrero warns that Cuba is entering "the most important and perhaps the most difficult stage" of its economic reforms

Marrero states that prolonged blackouts are "the main issue" in Cuba

Cuba cuts 92,000 positions in the ministerial administration, announces Marrero

Manuel Marrero announces the first private exchange house in Cuba

"We are dying": Desperation is growing in Cuba due to the lack of water and electricity

The regime allows child care as a non-state activity and maintains private tutoring under certain conditions

Cuba updates teachers' salaries: they will earn between 6,130 and 7,735 CUP

Cuba authorizes pharmaceutical services for MSMEs and cooperatives

The Cuban regime announces the reduction of unauthorized activities in the non-state sector

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister on U.S. pressures: "Cuba will not accept less than what it achieved almost 70 years ago."

Academic: "There is a profound contradiction between the Cuban government and the Revolution it claims to represent."

Marrero says they saw in Pinar del Río "a hardworking town that does not give up."

Díaz-Canel is mocked for his new look in Pinar del Río: "He looks like a Don from the mafia."

Díaz-Canel appears at the median strip in Pinar del Río wearing a Panama hat and an embroidered guayabera

Díaz-Canel appoints new ambassadors of the regime amid the worst crisis in Cuba's history

The regime insists on its capitalist transformations and sparks mockery: "Are there advances on the horizon? To infinity and beyond."

Cuban academic: The people of the island "have reached the limit of resilience and are still standing."

Flag bearer for the Cuban delegation participating in the Central American Games: How many will stay in Santo Domingo?

"You have land": Marrero demands planting in Arroyo Naranjo to confront the food crisis