Cuba as a Totalitaztan regime.
Kristen Hodgson
Comparative Politics
April 4, 2002
Cuba as a Totalitarian Regime
Or is this in the past?
There are some distinct characteristics of totalitarianism from which many others stem from, the tendency towards a monistic center of government, the existence of a strong ideology, mobilization of the population through mass organizations, and a strong one party system are the main characteristics. From these characteristics many others emerge, such as the use of terrorism to discourage opposition …
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…continuation of time Cuba may eventually evolve into a highly successful country.
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