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Cuba, as I'm sure you are aware, has a Dictatorship. The former dictator, Fidel Castro, could have imported advanced technology, but instead kept it out.He did this because dictatorship governments traditionally keep their people downtrodden as a preemptive strike against rebellion.Raul Castro, Fidel's younger brother has taken over but does not appear to be changing much.
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Do they have TV's in Cuba?
Yes, there are televisions in Cuba. they are an educated and advanced people compared to many other countries.
Is there still slavery in Cuba?
no
After the Spanish-American War many workers in Cuba did what?
They still lacked a say in the government of Cuba.
What ties do they still have to Cuba?
they have octopus on it
Is Cuba a free trade partner with the US?
No. There is still restrictions on trade and tourism in Cuba.
Does leonel marshall still play for cuba?
no he doesn't. He run away from Cuba because of the politics. For that he's not allowed to play for Cuba
What export is Cuba know n for?
Cuba is best known for exporting cigars, although not to the US which still prohibits all imports from Cuba
Why is Cuba no longer a pariah state?
It still is
Is Cuba still communist today?
Yes.
Does Cuba have a mixed economy?
Cuba is still transitioning to a mixed market economy from a socialist economy. Fidel Castro was the President of Cuba from 1976 to 2008.
Is Cuba still a communist country?
1961 Fidel Castro announced that he was a Marxist-Leninist and than under his leadership Cuba would become a communist country. Cuba is only 90 miles from our shores and still communists.
From what point is road distance measured in Cuba?
Road distance is measured in Cuba the same as anywhere else, from point A to point B. If you want to know the distance from Havana to Guantanamo, without a specific address, it would be measured from the city limits. Cuba might not be one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world but they do have internet and GPS, which is how they now measure distances. Kilometre Zero (0km, shortened to K0) is a point in many countries where distances are traditionally measured from. Like in many other places in the world, Kilometre Zero is measured in Cuba at the capital, Havana. A replica 25 carat diamond is embedded in the floor of the center of the main hall to mark it. However, while Cuba does have a K0, it has become little more than a landmark, pretty much like the one in Washington, DC.
