The largest city in the country is "Havana" and "Santiago de Cuba" is the second largest city in the country.
Cuba has the highest literacy rate in the world 99.8%, meaning that the illiteracy rate is only 0.2%.
Cuba and North Korea prohibit the sale of Coca-Cola beverages inside their territories. In Cuba, there is a drink that is a mixture of rum and coca called "Copa Libre", meaning "free Cuba", and in Cuba it is called "Mentreta".
It was illegal for Cubans to own mobile phones until 2008.
The late US President John F. Kennedy purchased 1,200 luxury Cuban cigars, known to the best in the world, hours before the signing of the ban on trade with Cuba.
Once Fidel Castro assumed power in Cuba, he issued a decision to execute all copies of the Monopoly game, known as the (Bank of Fortune), which is on the market in Cuba as an American game.
The famous singer "John Lennon" is a popular figure in Cuba, so he has a statue in the park named after him, but the problem is that people steal the statue's glasses constantly.
Cuba offered to the United States of America after Hurricane Katrina offered medical aid, and Venezuela offered to pump gasoline and financial aid estimated at $ 5 million, but the United States refused to help both countries, of course both offers were an attempt to ridicule and embarrass the United States.
In Cuba the name is eating black beans with everything, as black beans are like sauce for Cuban food, so it is eaten as a side dish cooked next to all dishes.
A 2016 cigar maker named "Jose Castellar Cairo" broke the record in his name and made the tallest cigar in the world with a length of 90 meters and gave him to the former Cuban leader "Fidel Castro" on the occasion of his ninetieth birthday.
In 2013, American rapper Jay-Z defended his visit to Cuba in a song called "Open Letter" after politicians asked about his visit with his wife, "Beyonce", especially since American citizens are not allowed to travel to Cuba as tourists.
Citizens there cannot leave or return to Cuba without first obtaining official permission, and their jobs cannot be changed without government permission.
Only in 2010 Cubans were allowed to build their own homes without government income, and they also had the right to improve their homes.
Cuba spends 9% of its national income to support the army and its activities and is the second largest armed force in Latin America after Brazil.
