Cuba

I think its based on how abbreviation looks phonetically and started by military

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To go from Honolulu to Havana, you would need to go East. More specifically, the way to get from Hawaii to Cuba would be to make a horseshoe shaped route. You would have to go through the Panama Canal to get to Cuba.

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cuba is a large island in the caribbean

Either side of Cuba there is The Atlantic Ocean & The Caribbean Sea

Cuba's neiboring countrys are: The US and the Bahamas to the north,

Haiti to the east, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands to the south, Mexico at west

The population of cuba is 11,401,761

Cuba is 110,861 Square kilometers

languages spoke are Spanish English French and Russian.

Famous landmarks are Plaza de la cathdral

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I believe you can. People say the experience is very sad.

The royal palm, la palma real es el arbol nacional de cuba.

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Fidel Castro did not die he is still alive but old

Its sugar business was worth millions of dollars.

The Cuban Trogon or Tocororo.

Haiti and Cuba are located along the northern Caribbean Sea, south and southeast of Florida.

Yes, however diplomatic relations have tended to cool down for the last 12 years. This because recent elected governments in Mexico are conservative in nature and more aligned to the US' interests in the region.

October 27 1492 was the date Christopher Columbus conquered it for the Spanish.

Cuban travel videos may be obtained from many places online. Many holiday review websites and travel information websites provide a wealth of information and videos. They also contain an abundance of informative travel videos ensuring travelers have all the required information with regards to travelling safely, planning a trip and enjoying the destination to it's full potential. Travel agent websites and provide links to videos of the required destination.

The Cuban revolution was communist and therefore targeted the assets and priveleges of the middle and upper classes and sought to redistribute those assets and priveleges to the rest of society in order to create a classless society which is the goal of communism. The Middle and upper class people who stayed in Cuba had their assets seized and redistributed and their priveleges typically revoked. Many middle and upper class Cubans chose instead to sell their nonliquid assets and migrate. These middle and upper class Cubans were typically some combination of educated professionals, prosperous business people or large landowners. These upper and middle class immigrants had a background of education, professional accomplishment, prosperity or ownership of large agricultural estates. They possess a culture of prosperity, conservatism, ambition, financial acumen, political savvy and a strong work ethic.

Cuban immigrants tend to be very conservative politically and also Cuban immigration tends to be supported by the conservative establishment as Cuban out-migration discredits the philosophy of Communism. Liberals tend to be pro-immigrant in general so Cubans uniquely are welcomed on both sides of the political spectrum. Other Latin American immigrants come with strong labor movements, less education or a more relaxed work ethic and so arouse Conservative ire.

The United States of America is capitalist and strongly opposes communism as official policy. Part of that policy was that refugees or defectors from communist countries were given automatic assylum in the United States. Therefore, Cuban immigrants/refugees who make it to Florida, which can be done by paddling in a makeshift raft, are given assylum, settlement assistance and the right to work legally.

Lastly, as is typical in Latin America, the middle and upper classes are either entirely of European ancestry (typically Spanish or, in Brazil, Portuguese) or they have a greater than average proportion of European ancestry and lighter skin.

So, to summarize. Qualities that set the typical Cuban immigrant apart from the typical immigrant from elsewhere in Latin America:

1) White or lighter skin and therefore less or no racism. More acceptance, easier to blend in.

2) Legal refugee status and short term government refugee settlement assistance

3) Background of education, professional accomplishment, prosperity or ownership of large agricultural estates. A culture of prosperity, ambition, financial acumen, political savvy and conservatism.

4) Political support across the spectrum

5) Oftentimes Cubans who fled the revolution came to the USA with significant financial assets. This is also true of Mainland Chinese who arrived fleeing Communism in the late forties and early fifties. They also have done very well in the USA.

6) Most Cubans immigrated to Florida which has a very similar climate to Cuba and is full of immigrants from the rest of Latin America as well. The culture, climate and informal lifestyle of South Florida is less of a culture shock than faced by Puerto Ricans in New York or Mexicans in Chicago, for instance.

Some other, minor factors:

7) Cubans have a good reputation in the rest of Latin America. Mexicans and Peruvians, particularly, are viewed poorly by other Latin Americans. Mexicans tend to be stereotyped as thieves and Peruvians as savages who eat cats and dogs.

8) Before the revolution, Havana was a big tourist center with Americans. Gambling was particularly big. My grandparents had fond memories of their trip to Havana on a cruise. Cuba did not have the reputation for dangerous street crime that Mexico and Puerto Rico had.

The eased restrictions seem to imply this is the case, as Cuban's can now buy computers and monitors for personal use. I seem to remember one of the articles specifically mentioning the ability to send computers to relatives, but I can't tell you where I might have seen that comment.

Europe is a continent with many countries. Some of those countries have strong ties to Cuba, like Russia, and others do not.

The Concha Goite togheter with Concha Brioso and Concha Colas were the richest women in Cuba.Ms.Concha Goite was living in the "Maya", Oriente.

Castro and his "government" people. It was certainly not the Cuban people.

I believe the answer you are looking for is the Platt Amendment.

the averige family in cuba has 2 children like the US

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what Trees,flowers are commonly found in Cuba

Cuba is located on the the continent of North America.