Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero is heading a governmental visit to the eastern province of Las Tunas, which focuses on seeking solutions to local problems and strengthening municipal government management.

Havana, Cuba.- The two-day visit is the third made by members of the Council of Ministers and other high-ranking officials to that territory.

Based on the results of previous meetings, the delegation checks the implementation of development strategies in the municipalities, food production, and the transformation of vulnerable neighborhoods, activities prioritized by the island's government.

The Prime Minister assured that "solutions must be sought to help the entire population, no person can be left unattended" and pointed out that "the people must be aware of everything that is being done, that the Government is working to solve their problems."

Marrero Cruz acknowledged that "we have few resources, but we have to distribute them as equitably as possible."

He added that "the problem is not always about resources but of attention. And if there is something we can squander, it is that: listening to the people, making everyone feel included". (RHC)