Presidents of The People's Power Provincial Assemblies
Presidents of the Provincial Assemblies of People's Power in each province in the country (local governments).
| Province | President of the Provincial Assembly |
|---|---|
| Camagüey | Jesús Arturo García Collazo |
| Ciego de Ávila | Agustín Gregorio Arza Pascual |
| Cienfuegos | Rolando Díaz González |
| La Habana | Marta Hernández Romero |
| Granma | Jesús Antonio Infante López |
| Guantánamo | Luis Fernando Navarro Fernández |
| Holguín | Alberto Olivera Fis |
| Isla de la Juventud | Roberto Unger Pérez |
| Mayabeque | Armando Cuellar Domínguez |
| Artemisa | Raúl Rodríguez Cartaya |
| Las Tunas | Víctor Luis Rodríguez Carballosa |
| Matanzas | Nilo Tomás Díaz Fundora |
| Pinar del Río | Vidal Pérez Baños |
| Sancti Spíritus | Fidel Pérez Luzbert |
| Santiago de Cuba | Rolando Yero García |
| Villa Clara | Alexander Rodriguez Rosada |
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