Revolutionary Cuban Government

The Revolutionary Cuban Government refers to the leadership and political system established after Cuba's 1959 revolution, which overthrew the previous dictatorship. Led primarily by Fidel Castro, it adopted socialist principles, nationalized industries, and prioritized social programs like healthcare and education. The government operates under a one-party system focused on socialist ideology, with the Communist Party as the central authority. This revolution aimed to promote social equality and independence from foreign influence, shaping Cuba's political and economic landscape for decades.