This document provides an overview of Cuba. It begins with general information, noting that Cuba has a population of over 11 million people and its capital and largest city is Havana. It then discusses Cuba's education system, noting that education is free for all students and literacy rates are over 99%. The document also provides details on Cuban culture, including their love of sports like baseball, interest in art and music, and iconic old American cars. It highlights several popular tourist destinations in Havana and Cuban cuisine, including dishes like congris, roast bananas, and traditional breakfast foods. The document concludes with brief sections on Cuban media and non-verbal communication customs.

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Büşra ÇETİN 20140601061 28/10/2015

2. Outline
 General information
 Education
 Culture
 Touristic places
 Cuisine
 Media
 Gestures and Non-Verbal communication

3. GENERAL İNFORMATİON
 Cuba has a population of 11 million people (11,061,886)
as of July 2013.
 The capital and largest city of Cuba is Havana or "La
Habana" in Spanish.
 Comunist
 Location: Caribbean, island between the Caribbean
Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, 150 km south of Key
West, Florida
 1 cuc=1 euro ( for tourists) , peso (for local people)

4. •Tragon birds are the
symbol of Cuba
•60% 'i Catholic,
•5% i Protestant,
•Others Santeria

5. EDUCATION
 Cuban students at all levels can attend school for free.
 The Cuban government has been investing a
substantial part of its budget into education for many
years
 The World Bank Report also praises Cuba for its
success in the fields of education and health.
 The literacy rate of Cuba is %99.8

6. HAVANA UNIVERSTY

7. CULTURE
 %95 percent of local people have their own house

8.  They are so interested in all kinds of sports especially
baseball
 Yellow license plate for local people
Red license plate for tourists
 No dept! No stock market! No bank!

9.  You can see the people
dance on the street

10. The biggest painting of world
• Painted by Diego Rivera

11. Old American Cars

13. Cigar
 COHIBA Siglo VI
 PARTAGAS Serie D NO.5

14. • Books and newspapers are read to workers
by leadman

15. Havana
 Plaza de la Catedral

16.  Museo Nacional Palacio de Bellas Artes

17.  Museo de la Revolucion

19.  Plaza de la Revolucion

20.  Malecon

21. CUISINE

22. Congri

23. Roast Bananas

24. Breakfast

25. Media
 Newspapers in Cuba
675,000 25,220

26.  TV Channels in Cuba
 The Rates Of Using Internet ; %5

27. Non-Verbal Communication
• Greeting is very important

28. •Maximum 3 steps between each
other
•One kiss to the right cheek
•Speaking formally as a sign of
respect

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