Cuba has many special things about it such as but not limited to its beaches, the culture and the food. As of 2010, Cuba’s population was 11,264,141. Cuba is also famous for Fidel Castro, the countries leader who has been running the country for over 30 years. Unlike the United States of America, Cuba does not have a democratic government; Cuba is run as a communist country. Communist means the people do not elect its government. FOODS IN CUBA
Some Cubans don’t lean towards to seafood or fish, some Cubans incline to rice, beans, pork, fried or baked plantains, here are some foods you may know like Arroz con pollo which is chicken and seasoned rice. A favorite in Cuba is arroz con frijoles. Other delicious foods include arroz con pollo. The Cuban sandwich is popular and it was invented by Cuban workers in Florida in the 1880s. Tostones are a traditional appetizer which are twice-fried plantain slices. The most popular desserts are flan, which is Cuban cheesecake, and arroz con leche which is like tapioca pudding. http://www.tasteofcuba.com/traditional-cuban-food.html
Lifestyle/Economy of Cuba …show more content…
Cuba also likes to shop for cigars and rum. The Cuban economy is a state-controlled economy overseen by the Cuban government. The amount of public sector employment to private sector employment ratio is increasing on the public side. Cuba significantly outperforms the rest of Latin America in infant and child mortality, and a lot more social and health dictators. Cuba has improved in distribution of income since the 1950s. The Soviet Union was once Cuba’s main trading partner before the collapse in 1990. The economy is rapidly recovering since 2000. The number of doctors per capita is #1 in