A painted writing, supporting the regime of Fidel Castro and his brother Raul Castro, seen on the wall of a concrete apartment block in the neighbourhood of Abel Santamaría, a public housing complex in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, 31 July 2008. About 50 years after the national rebellion, led by Fidel Castro, and adopting the communist ideology shortly after the victory, the Caribbean island of Cuba is the only country in Americas having the communist political system. Although the Cuban...
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A painted writing, supporting the regime of Fidel Castro and his brother Raul Castro, seen on the wall of a concrete apartment block in the neighbourhood of Abel Santamaría, a public housing complex in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, 31 July 2008. About 50 years after the national rebellion, led by Fidel Castro, and adopting the communist ideology shortly after the victory, the Caribbean island of Cuba is the only country in Americas having the communist political system. Although the Cuban state-controlled economy has never been developed enough to allow Cubans living in social conditions similar to the US or to Europe, mostly middle-age and older Cubans still support the Castro Brothers' regime and the idea of the Cuban Revolution. Since the 1990s Cuba struggles with chronic economic crisis and mainly young Cubans call for the economic changes.
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