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Roman Catholic Christianity Atheism Or Agnosticism, Santeria And Other African-Caribbean Folk Beliefs,Protestantism And Other Non-Catholic Forms Of Christianity

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Executive power is exercised by the Cuban government. Until February 2008, Cuba was led by President Fidel Castro, who was Chief of State, Head of Government, Prime Minister, First Secretary, and Commander in Chief of the Cuban armed forces.

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Sierra Maestra mountain range, Sierra Cristal Mountains, Escambray Mountains, Pico Turquino Mountain, and the Zapata Swamp.

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Spanish is the most popular followed by Haitian Creole and Lucumi.

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- Cuba has a 99.8% literacy rate, one of the highest in the world
- the life expectancy is 79.74 years

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- Most of Cuba’s labor force is controlled and employed by the state
- The smallest bird in the world can be found in Cuba. It is the Bee Hummingbird, which only grows to be 2 inches in length
- There is a statue of John Lennon from The Beatles in the country of Cuba
- Dance is very important in Cuba
- Cuba operates under a universal health care system
- On New Year’s Eve, Cubans burn dolls in order to symbolize forgetting bad times and looking forward to new and good times during the New Year.

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Guava “helmets” in syrup

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Christopher Columbus found Cuba on October 27, 1492.  actions of the Cuban government during 1960, namely the nationalization of industry, commerce and banking and the Havana Declaration of September 2, resulted in the US decision to remove its diplomats from Havana. As Cuba faced the structural changes required by the realignment of its commercial relations, it also embarked into a series of ambitious social programs in benefit of the less advantaged sectors of the population. During the 60s a massive program to eradicate illiteracy was launched and established.

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Havanna

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The climate in Cuba is subtropical. The average year-round temperature is approximately 78 F.

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21.5218° N, 77.7812° W