Communism in Cuba

Communism in Cuba is a political and economic system where the government controls most industries, land, and resources, aiming to create equality and eliminate class differences. Since 1959, Cuba has been governed by a single-party socialist regime led by the Communist Party, which emphasizes state ownership, central planning, and social welfare. While this system seeks to reduce poverty and provide universal services like healthcare and education, it also limits private enterprise, individual economic freedom, and political dissent. Cuba’s experience reflects a balance between social goals and economic challenges inherent in a Communist model.