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I need random facts about cuba!?

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  1. If you just enter "facts about Cuba" in the search bar, you get a bunch of articles with info.  See below.


  2. Oceanfront has given you the basic informational Cuba facts...excellent info.

    Cuba as well has the best healthcare professionals and medical advances/therapies. They also produce natural medicine that is exported to Canada that is used for cholesterol (Policosanol)...and other resources that are exported to Canada and other countries.

    Cuba is a beautiful country with wonderful people who are very warm and hospitable...and will make the best of any situation with a smile.

    They are known for rum, sugar, coffee, nickel, and many other resources.

    Cuba is one of the safest Caribbean islands. Vaccinations are not required to enter into Cuba.

    Cubans are highly educated people who have no limit to education. They also have non-Cubans come into the country to study.

    They are well-known for their 'arts' such as music, song, dance, etc...salsa music through and through.

    ...and mojitos!

    The links below will give you different kinds of information too:

  3. The official name for Cuba is Republic of Cuba. In Spanish it is known as Republicia de Cuba. It consists of the Island of Cuba, the Isle of Youth and some adjacent small islands. The Island of Cuba is the largest of the Greater Antilles. Cuba is located at the confluence point of the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. To the south is Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. Cuba is west to the Turks and Caicos Island and Haiti. It is to the east of Mexico. It is also south to the eastern United States and the Bahamas. The island of Cuba is the seventeenth largest island in the world by land area. Here are some interesting facts about Cuba.

    Cuba is the most populated country in the whole of the Caribbean. The main island of Cuba is surrounded by four other main groups of islands. The four islands are the Carnaguey, the Canarreos, the Jardines de la Reina and the Colorados. The total land area of Cuba is 110,860 kilometers square. The main island of Cuba consists of rolling plains. It has a range of steep mountains at its southeast end, called the Sierra Maestra. The highest point in Sierra Maestra is the Pico Real del Turquino at around two thousand and five meters (2005 mtrs). The capital of Cuba is Havana.

    The climate in Cuba is tropical. It is moderated by trade winds. There is a dry season from November to April and has a rainy season from May to October. The average temperature is twenty one degrees Celsius in January and twenty seven degrees Celsius in July. Cuba is home to hurricanes and destructive storms since it lies on the path of violent weather. These hurricanes are most common in September and October.

    Cuba has a mixed population, with one percent Chinese, eleven percent black, thirty seven percent white and a major fifty one percent being mixed black and white, mulatto. The female population is 5,580,500 while the male population is around 5,597,233. The birth rate of Cuba at 9.88 births per thousand is one of the lowest in all of the Western Hemisphere. The population rate has stopped in the last few decades, though the total population has increased from seven million to around twelve million since the sixties.

    Like its population, Cuba also has a smattering of religions, making it a very diverse cultural place. The most prevalent faith professed in Cuba is Christianity. Cuba also has Protestants, Jews, Muslims and members of the Bahai faith. Another unique religion that is rampant in Cuba is Santeria, a mixture of Catholicism and other African faiths.

    Cuba has socialist principles and has a state controlled economy. The major means of production are controlled by the government. Most of the labor force is employed by the state. The private sector is just starting out. The main industries in Cuba are the petroleum, tobacco, nickel, cement, steel, agricultural machinery, pharmaceuticals and the sugar industries. The Cuban GDP is around $32 billion. Cuba's major agricultural products are tobacco, citrus, rice, potatoes, beans, livestock and sugar. The currency of Cuba is the Cuban Peso (CUP).

    Cuba is a major tourist spot. Cuba attracts around two million visitors per year. It has a number of beaches, colonial architecture, favorable climate and a rich cultural history to invite tourists from all over the world. It had the most number of tourists all around the Caribbean between 1915 and 1920. Cuba also has a favorable and flourishing health tourism business, which alone generates around thirty million dollars a year for the Cuban economy. It has a wide range of treatments for neurological disorders, orthopedics and eye-surgery. Night blindness is one disorder which is a specialty in Cuba.

    The president of the Council of State, the President of the Council of Ministers, the First Secretary of the Cuban Communist Party currently is the First Vice President, Raul Castro.


  4. they make great cigars

  5. It's the land of salsa parties and these can be really great, can assure you

    ay ay ay :)

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