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Bookmark or Share- What's Cuba like Today, and Why? : r/communism - RedditThere's posts about how Cuba was better before Castro took power, any posts even a little political are riddled with ant-communist comments, and generally the subreddit seems to be more about how Cuba sucks. Now, my knowledge on Cuba is mostly just derived just from Blowback season 2, as I imagine it is for a number of the Redditors reading this.
- Why is Cuba still communist in 2023? : r/AskTheCaribbean - RedditShare. caribbean_caramel. • 1 yr. ago. Cuba is communist in the same way that China is communist. Both China and Cuba are ideologically aligned and with the explicit goal of "building their societies towards socialism with the eventual goal of achieving Communism". They aren't really but they pretend they are so the elite, in this case the ...
- Is Cuba a good Communist society? : r/DebateCommunism - RedditThere seems to be a consensus among many socialists/ communists that Cuba is an authentic Communist nation. In spite of the political repression, it appears the standard of living, education and health is somewhat higher than the USA and much of Latin America . My sense is that most people don’t get very much but everyone gets something ...
- Is Cuba communist? : r/communism101 - RedditSome people says that Fidel turned Cuba into a Soviet colony and after USSR dissapeared Cuba just began a capitalist state. I don't know a lot but I say "yes, Cuba is socialist", the literacy plan, the healthcare plan, the socialization plan and another things shows that there's a socialist state, the privatization in 90's was necessary.
- ELI5: How does Cuba being a "communist" country affect its ... - RedditCuba isn't purely communist (e.g. doctors have always been paid more than laborers). But one thing that is distinctly in line with communism is that the Government owns and controls almost everything (limited private enterprise is allowed, and is almost exclusively limited to restaurants or hostels ran out of private residences).
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