President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, along with Manuel Marrero Cruz and the Council of Ministers, will be Thursday and Friday on a government visit to Guantánamo.

Third occasion since 2018 that the province receives a similar visit, in which the country's top leadership visits all its municipalities.

Participating for the Ministry of Communications is the minister, Mayra Arevich Marín.

Minister of Communications participates in the governmental visit to Guantánamo.

On February 24, the Minister of Communications, Mayra Arevich Marín, participated in the governmental visit to the province of Guantánamo.

In the territory she began the tour in the municipality of Imías, where she received from the Municipal Assembly of People's Power of Imías, the replica of the Playita de Cajobabo Monument and the first edition of "Dicha Grande" magazine.

She exchanges with the members of the Administration Council and administrative leaders of the municipality of Imías. In the meeting she is accompanied by the Municipal Secretary of the Party.
She visits the Ramón López Peña community school and the Mypime La Fe.

As part of the governmental visit, the Minister of Communications Mayra Arevich Marín exchanges with workers and managers of companies of the Communications system in the municipality of Imías: Joven Club; Etecsa and Correos de Cuba.

From the Twitter profile of the Minister of Communications, Mayra Arevich Marín wrote: In #Guantánamo we toured the municipality #Imías. We exchanged with executives of the Administration Council. We held a meeting with students and teachers of the elementary school. We visited the Mypime La Fe; the #JovenClub; Etecsa and Correos de Cuba and Radiocuba.

In a meeting with the directors and workers of the Communications system in Guantánamo, he addressed issues related to infrastructure, government and e-commerce; the relationship to be established with the new economic actors; digital transformation, online payments. The importance of citizen portals in the province, their management and use by the population.