The Country of Cuba was a rich affluent country after WW II, but there was a large gap between the educated and un-educated which caused a large gap in the income levels of the country.
The un-educated where easily lead by the communist movement promising better pay and housing. By 1952 there was upheaval and in 1959 the government was taken over by the communist dictator Fidel Castro.
The Country was still rich with produce, and education was free to all Cuban's (as it is in the United States) but the people had less.
So yes Cuba is a rich country put the people are very poor and oppressed.
I hope this helps
It depends on the area your in I think
He had become an important and rich mine- and cattle owner there, a high public official and Mayor of Santiago de Cuba, and finally, the son-in-law of Cuba's Governor. It was only natural that he would take an interest in the little-known parts of the island, if only to further his own commercial interests - and because of his formal role and responsibilities.
no, Cuba has a communist government
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No it has a communist government
the state is \Florida, USA, it is 90 miles from Cuba
No, Cuba really is not a rich country. However, much like other countries, Cuba has its good areas and bad areas.
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because he want to make spain rich
because he want to make Spain rich
I think it would probably be Cuba.
Yes, if they can get out of Cuba or if they are part of the Government and do a little bit a shady buisness on the side.
well compared to all the other countries i think cuba is poor.
my aunty live just the out side of swansie in wales and it isant as poor as the other counrys out there such as china (poor and rich)cuba (poor) demark(rich)england(rich)egypt (finland) greece(pooree than others)
People are happy going to a country like Cuba despite its past because of the rich culture, good climate and hospitable people.
Because Cubans speak Spanish, Tu macho rico would be "Your rich man".
Ernest Hemingway was drawn to Cuba for its vibrant culture, warm climate, and laid-back lifestyle. He found inspiration for his writing in the natural beauty of the country and the rich history of the Cuban people. Additionally, Cuba offered Hemingway a refuge from the pressures of fame and a place to focus on his work in a peaceful environment.