Cuban propaganda

Cuban propaganda refers to the information and messaging used by the Cuban government to influence public perception and promote its political ideology. It often emphasizes themes of national pride, socialist achievements, and resistance against external threats, especially from the United States. Through state-controlled media, education, and cultural programs, the government aims to shape how citizens view their government, history, and international relations, fostering unity and loyalty. While intended to support the regime's stability and goals, this messaging can sometimes downplay problems or dissent, creating a controlled narrative that sustains the government's authority.