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* '''Population:''' 9.5 million
* '''Aspects:''' Stable, Third Wave
Following the final collapse of the Castro regime in the
early 2010s, Cuba underwent a period of political instability.
The eventual result was a right-wing government, supported
by the [[United States]] and composed primarily of
former exiles returning from there. Although the new
regime was able to foster rapid economic growth, it proved
corrupt and occasionally brutal.

During the 2020s and 2030s, Cuba was a place where
almost any underground commodity could be found –
“black” biotech, designer drugs, illegal migrants, military
hardware, traditional narcotics, and so on. These so-called
“wild years” made Cuba notorious as a center for organized
crime. In 2042, however, a new government took power
and proved effective in stamping out much of the local
underworld. Although organized criminal activity remains
even today, the syndicates are careful to keep violence and
corruption within bounds.

Since the end of the wild years, Cuba has enjoyed
political stability and steady economic growth. Cuba
helped to establish the Caribbean Union in 2076, and it
continues to stand for the independence of small Caribbean
states in a world dominated by more powerful nations.

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