Manuel Marrero Cruz

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Manuel Marrero Cruz (Holguín, July 1963). A Cuban official politician with a background in engineering. He worked in the tourism sector since 1990, until he became the Prime Minister of Cuba on December 21, 2019, a position reinstated in the constitution approved in April 2019.

Marrero announces more municipalities with the authority to approve SMEs in Cuba

Without workers: state café in Ciego de Ávila closes its doors

"Awaiting the next donation": CUPET announces the completion of the unloading of the Russian ship Anatoly Kolodkin

Cuban regime enforces law to associate state and private enterprises

Marrero thanks Russia for the oil tanker that Washington had to authorize

Cuban regime presents an update on its "government economic program" while the country sinks

Cuban regime promises again to turn Mariel into an international logistics hub

Marrero boasts about the government program and assures that "the fiscal deficit was lower than planned."

Marrero appreciates the "Granma 2.0" amidst criticism for "ideological tourism."

Marrero announces the installation of over 15,000 solar systems and speaks of "capacity to withstand and develop."

Plans, measures, indicators... The Cuban government continues to review its economic program while the country hits rock bottom

Marrero defends "revolutionary humanism" as abandonment and poverty increase in Cuba

“Defend what?”: Cubans react to a father's message amid the crisis

Cuban father to Díaz-Canel and Marrero during the blackout: "Where do you cook?"

Cubans question the possible departure of Díaz-Canel: “The problem is not him, it’s the Castros.”

The Parsimony of El Cangrejo and the Tremors of Canel: When an Image Shouts Who's in Charge

While negotiating with the U.S., Díaz-Canel returns to war rhetoric

Díaz-Canel calls the leadership in Cuba to discuss relations with the U.S.

Cuba's Prime Minister urges regime leaders to embrace the "Government Program" as suspicions grow regarding negotiations with the U.S.

"We lost the fight": Marrero admits fear that the regime's apparatus will ignore the government plan

The Cuban regime does not have enough wheelchairs for the aging population

Internet betting already prices in the fall of the Cuban regime in 2026

María Victoria Gil requests that her brother Alejandro Gil be recognized as a political prisoner

"Cuban deputy questions Díaz-Canel's comforting rhetoric: 'Implementation is needed'"

"This seems like a great mockery": Cuban artist denounces incomplete garbage collection in Havana

Marrero announces that municipalities will be able to approve all economic actors

Cuban SMEs are now importing fuel on their own: here's how it works and what it costs

Manuel Marrero calls on Cubans to pick up trash this weekend: "We will continue to fight."

The Cuban government authorizes private individuals to open residences for the elderly and disabled

Why are they silent? Silence from the Cuban leadership regarding the armed incident that left four dead

Marrero insists on the "counter-plan" while Cuba sinks further into the fuel crisis

GAESA: how a "socialist" country ended up under the control of an opaque business conglomerate

Fuel crisis in Cuba: Manuel Marrero calls for greater control and local alternatives with the support of small and medium-sized enterprises

Cuban regime promises updated version of the program to “correct distortions”

Compact tourism and imported fuel: The regime's new move

"Cuba does not stop, it does not halt," says Manuel Marrero

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

Manuel Marrero: "There are reserves to face Cuba's challenges in 2026."

Marrero revives the threat discourse from the Isle of Youth: "Let us 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 stalled in Cienfuegos: the conversion of containers into homes is progressing slowly

Marrero calls in Cienfuegos to "eliminate obstacles" in the land delivery that the Government itself has kept immobilized

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

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 book of condolences for the Cuban soldiers who died in Venezuela

Manuel Marrero challenges Trump after ultimatum to the Cuban regime

Marrero invokes a "war economy" and calls for internal efforts 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 the 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 to "find a different way to tackle" 2026 after a year of "efforts," but with no 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 fading in Cuba: another New Year's Eve amidst blackouts, unfulfilled promises, and official silence

Cubadebate is now discussing "the cultivation of resilient crops" following the controversy surrounding rice and potatoes