Cuban government

Cuba's government is a socialist republic led by the Communist Party, which is the only legal political party. The President is both the head of state and government, controlling policy and administration. The government emphasizes state ownership of resources and services, with decisions made centrally. While elections are held, they are closely controlled, and political dissent faces restrictions. The system aims to promote social equality, access to healthcare, and education, but it also limits political pluralism and individual freedoms. Overall, Cuba maintains a command economy under a one-party political structure focused on socialist principles.