Cuba

Pico Real del Turquino, elevation 6,578 ft. is located in the Sierra Maestra Mountains in the Southeastern end of Cuba.

The money unit used in Cuba is called 'Peso', 'Cuban Peso', to differentiate it from other currencies names of Latin American countries. There is another official currency, the 'convertible peso', which is the currency in which Cuban workers receive their wages.

The strait is called " The Strait Of Florida" and it separates the Florida Keys from Cuba.

There were several invasions of Cuba. First, the island was colonized by Christopher Columbus, who claimed it for Spain. In 1898, as part of the Spanish-American war, the United States invaded Cuba. In 1961, a number of Cuban exiles who had been forced out (or who had voluntarily left) when Fidel Castro took power, tried to reclaim the island, in what came to be known as the Bay of Pigs invasion. Their efforts failed and Cuba remained under the control of Castro.

Cuba's main exports are tobacco, nickel, sugar, and fruit i hope i helped

yes mate Greenland is huge its the second biggest island (discounting antarctica which is total covered by ice and has no permanent residents you could lose cuba in Greenland like change down a sofa cushion.

The Real Academia (Royal Academy) of Spain has declared Castilian Spanish as the the only "proper" Spanish, not the "Official" language.

Castilian refers to the region in which the official version of the Spanish language is spoken. All of Spain speaks Spanish, but with different accents and some slight difference in words or phrases. The same thing occurs with English within the British Isles and with English within the US.

Many English speakers feel that English as spoken by the English nobility is more proper than other versions. Try convincing Billy Bob in Alabama about that some time!

That declaration doesn't make it so. Languages are living, dynamic things. Who is to say what is proper and what is not? What makes these academics think they can impose their opinions on all the people around the world that speak the third most spoken language on the planet? What is proper is what gets the communicating job done between the people trying to communicate!

People from Castile feel quite free to correct other people in Spain who don't speak Castilian. What a bunch of nonsense!

52.3% of Jamaica is urban, and 47.7% is rural.

They receive things from (imports):

Venezuela (31.5%), China (11.8%), Spain (10.6%), Canada (6.7%), and the US (6.6%)

They export to:

China (27.9%), Canada (25.3%), Spain (5.7%), Netherlands (5%), Iran (4.3%)

The exchange rate is always changing due to the economy but in Cuba it's usually about the same. 1 Cuban peso or CUC is 1.08 US dollars. And 1 Canadian dollar is 0.93 Cuban cents/centavos in CUC (the Cuban currency)

Well ive heard that 1 dollar here is 27 dollars but im not sure

Most countries trade with Cuba, from all continents.

Cuba's population is 11,451,652

Guantanamo Bay is located in Cuba as a detainment facility. It has no capital.

The official name of Cuba is The Republic of Cuba, it has been a republic since it's independence in 1902. Under Castro's rule it became a socialist republic.

tobacco sugar cane tourism and citrus

Theodore Roosevelt became famous~apex

José Martí married Carmen Zayas Bazán sometime during 1878 in Havana.

no one knows I have been to a bunch of different sites and it's not what im looking for. I asked the same question. :(

Latin America is the region of the Americas (the American Continent) where romance language (Spanish, Portuguese and French) are spoken. It includes countries in North, Central and South America and the Caribbean. This is every country in the Americas except for the United States, Canada, Guyana and Suriname.

It does not include countries like Spain, Italy or Portugal where romance languages are spoken, but are not in the Americas.

Flamenco. Fandango, Jota, Sardana, Zambra, Sevillanas, and Paso Doble are all variations on Flamenco dancing.

No. they dont

The West Indies are a group of islands, most of which are separate independent countries. In most cases each island country has its own currency, there is no one currency. Not true there are 10 islands that use the same currency, the Eastern Caribbean Dollar. Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad all have their own currency. Puerto Rico, USVI use US dollars. The BVI use US dollars and British Pounds.

Yes, they can. It is a painful process and takes a lot of time and money. Getting the Canadian Visa is easier than getting the Cuban permission to leave the country.

Google: Canadian Embassy in Cuba

You will find all the information you will need. Good luck!

Jose Marti is considered one of the great writers of the Hispanic world. His significance for the American Reader, however, stems from the universality and timelessness of his thought. Marti devoted his life to ending colonial rule in Cuba and to preventing the island from falling under the control of any country (including the United States) whose political ideologies were inimical to the principles he held. With those goals, and with the conviction that the freedom of the Caribbean was crucial to Latin American security and to the balance of power in the world, he devoted his talents to the forging of a nation. Thus, the scope of his work: he was a revolutionary, a guide, and more importantly, a mentor. His vast experience and education enabled him to move comfortably in the most diverse fields, which is what makes his teachings so rich to us indeed.