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Marrero Assesses Progress of Housing Program in Gibara

On Friday, Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz who also serves as a deputy to the National Assembly of People’s Power (Parliament) for the municipality of Gibara. Assessed the progress of the housing program in this territory of Holguin province. As part of his ongoing engagement with the constituency he represents.

During his visit to the “November 30th” settlement, the head of government inspected the construction of 10 container-based homes intended for 10 local families. As well as a community facility equipped with a photovoltaic system for charging electronic devices.

While on-site, Marrero discussed the quality, functionality, safety, and aesthetic appeal of the development with those carrying out the work. He also spoke with local residents, who shared their concerns and expectations with him.

The housing program in Gibara is part of broader national efforts to address the housing deficit. One of the most pressing issues facing the population.

Moreover the integration of photovoltaic systems into these new social housing projects. Also it reflects a commitment to energy sustainability within rural and peri-urban communities.

As part of his visit to the area, the Prime Minister met with tourism sector officials to discuss the state of infrastructure in Gibara. Potential solutions to current challenges, and the implementation of reforms within this sector. Which is considered strategic for the local economy.

Speaking to the press, Marrero provided an update on his tour of the eastern provinces, where he reviewed the progress of national reform initiatives. He emphasized the importance of working with the people’s interests in mind and addressing their current needs.

His words reaffirmed the call for government administration to focus on the concrete demands of the citizenry and on seeking effective solutions to the problems that most affect Cuban families.

By: Daimy Peña Guillén

Radio Angulo
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