Carlos Andres Manrique (born November 10, 1959, in Havana, Cuba) was a member of the Florida House of Representatives as a Republican from 1992 to 1994 for District 115.

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He graduated from Belen Jesuit Preparatory School in Miami in June 1978. He was the legislative aide to Representative Javier D. Souto for four years when he ran for State Representative the first time in 1988 against Mario Díaz-Balart. In 1994, he lost his re-election bid to Alex Diaz de la Portilla. In 2004, Manrique ran for State House seat 114 but lost that election in the Republican primary.

• The International Jesuit Alumni Directory Belen (Miami, Florida:Forum Press Inc., 1994)
• The International Jesuit Alumni Directory Belen (Miami, Florida: Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company Inc., 2004) MCNH-W54-4-4.OVA
• The Miami Herald, Manrique Beats Ex-Fire Chief In House Race, November 4, 1992
• El Nuevo Herald, Fiscalia Investiga A Legislador Por Presunta Golpiza; May 14, 1993
• The Miami Herald, House Dist. 115 Race Boils, July 28, 1988
• The Miami Herald, DISTRICT 115 RACE TURNS INTO NASTY RERUN OF '92 CONTEST, September 4, 1994
• The Miami Herald, 4 Of 5 Legislators Cruise To Victory, September 9, 1994
• The Miami Herald, MANRIQUE ELECTED CHAIR OF CAUCUS, November 28, 1993
• The Miami Herald, STATE REP. SOUTO FEELS THE HEAT, BYPASSES AIDE IN HOUSE RACE, June 20, 1988
• The Miami Herald, FLores Wins Big In GOP Primary, September 5, 2004

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