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Cuba is set back 20 years because there trade got cut off and they have nothing from the 2000 not even internet! But they do have computers and phones. Cuba has very old cars and the same old materials from the 1900's to build houses, beds and schools

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John lennon statue is a statue of a former beatles member. The statue also symbolizes peace and being calm.

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Cuba is a party area and they know how to dance. a couple of the dances are Guaguanco and Pachanga. Mabey even sometimes the salsa which was originated in New York but a lot of people from spanish countries/states still do the dance.

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Glenda León is an acclaimed Cuban practitioner of conceptual art, graduate of the Academy of Superior Art and New Medias in Cologne, Germany, who lives and works between Havana and Madrid. León started her Visual Art studies at the age of 12 and started showing at a professional level as early as 1999.

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Education is a top priority in Cuba. The way Education System in Cuba works is Secondary education is divided into basic secondary education and pre-university secondary education. At the end of basic secondary education, Kids/ Teens can choose between pre-university education and technical and professional education.

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Work is how people in cuba get money to live.  However, as people working in Cuba will have noticed, since Raúl Castro's ascension to the premiership, following his brother Fidel Castro's refusal to stand for reelection due to illness, the Cuban economy has wanted more money from work.

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There is one true Cuban Religion and its Catholic. The largest organized religion is the Roman Catholic Church. Afro-Cuban religions, a blend of native African religions and Roman Catholicism, are widely practiced in Cuba. Officially, Cuba has been an atheist state for most of the Castro era.

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Other Holidays Are...
July 26 is day of rebellion
July 27 is revaluation anniversary celebration.
Sept 22 September equinox

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There has been many wars and tragic moments in Cuba some even tears of joy one of them the British troops attack Havana during the Seven Years' War.

Then 1763 British troops suffer important losses to fever. They scare Cuba to Spain in the Treaty of Paris.
And then in 1793 30,000 white refugees from a slave rebellion in Saint-Dominique, which becomes the Haitian revolution, arrive in Cuba.

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In Cuba they have holidays too!

January 1 – 2 Triumph of the Revolution and Victory Day.

January 28 – José Martí's birthday.

February Cigar Festival.

May 1 – Labor Day.

Last week of July – Carnival in Santiago de Cuba.

July 26 – National Revolution Day.

September 8 –Virgen de Cobre Feast Day.

October 8 – Anniversary of Che Guevara's death

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The currency in Cuba is not the same in America the currency is called Pesos. it is Cuban and mexican Money. silver pesos in "Change" in our country.  Normal Pesos is a dollar or 5,10,20,50,100,200 all the way to 500

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Average household prices with renting and buying are different in Cuba then America. Average Household Net Worth, $435,051. Median Home Sale Price, $95,000. Sales Tax Rate, 6.875%.

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Cuba has some great laws that keep the country safe but others just don't make sense to us Americans for example You CANT Access the internet on any devices & You CANT Choose a physician or hospital. Both are assigned by the government.

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Cuba's Current leader is very mean, Strict and hard against his people. His name is Raúl Castro. he had been leader since 2008 and his country is set back in the 1900s meaning he doesn't have nice cars or really good schools and things you wouldn't have in the 2000s. All because of Cuba's trade is cut off.