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CUBA. Cuba. Oligarchy. General Overview. Centralized control of the market. Provides the citizens with free education and healthcare. Private ownership of media companies is forbidden. Rule of Law. Citizens have the right to over throw the government.
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Cuba Oligarchy
General Overview • Centralized control of the market. • Provides the citizens with free education and healthcare. • Private ownership of media companies is forbidden.
Rule of Law • Citizens have the right to over throw the government. • Leaders and officials must follow the law.
Fairness of the Law and its Execution • All citizens have equal rights and duties. • Discrimination will be punished by law. • Equal pay for equal work. • Every accused person has the right to a defense.
Due Process of Law • All legally recognized civil liberties can be denied to anyone who opposes the decision of the Cuban people to build socialism. • Superior courts are in every providence and they review final appeals
Respect for Economic Right • No protection for property • Strong government regulation of economy
Type of Governing Body • Dictatorship
Interesting or Unique Statements or Provision No ill person will lack medical attention No child will lack school, food, or clothing No family lack a comfortable home
Structure of government • Executive Branch • Legislative Branch • Judicial Branch • Municipalities
Power of the Branches The National Assembly of the People’s Power: • Is the only legislative authority • They decide on approving, changing, and annulling laws
Term Limits • 5 years
Number of Members • 601
If and How the People are Represented • The people have little rights
Process for Elections • Nomination of municipal candidates by voters. • Secret Ballot • Executive power is elected by the National Assembly
Major Issues facing Cuba • Violate Human Rights • U.S. has had an embargo on Cuba since 1960