Cuban Government structure.

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This report includes a thorough description of Cuba's communist state. It also includes a comprehensive description of the similarities and differences of between Australia parliamentary system and Cuba's communist state.

Cuban Government structure

The communist party of Cuba

Cuba is governed by a socialist regime under the rule of a single communist party (PCC). This is a social and economic system where the economic production is controlled by popular collectives eg the state, and the products are distibuted to serve the interests of society as a whole. This current governmnet came to power in january 1959, by the force of mitilary power. This was the overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's which was corrupted and stained in blood. During the 1970's Cuba changed from a dictatorship ruling to a bureaucratic regime, this is when the state owns the means of production, while the profit is distributed among an elite party (PCC), instead among the workers.

Political system

The current government system of Cuba is based a 'People's Power' system. This system was introduced in 1976 after a referendum was past with 98% in favor. In this system the electorates can elect municipal