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The 20 pages that link to Cuba, each with the reason it gives.

• One-party stateBroader topic: Its constitution identifies the Communist Party as the leading political force.

• Fidel CastroNarrower topic: Castro’s political career and government transformed this country.

• Hernán CortésRelated: Cortés organized his Mexican expedition from Cuba, where he had served as a colonial official.

• Bartolomé de las CasasBroader topic: Las Casas witnessed conquest and Indigenous exploitation there as a colonist and priest.

• North AmericaBroader topic: It is the Caribbean’s largest island and part of North America.

• José MartíNarrower topic: Martí’s political project centered on Cuba’s independence and future republic.

• State socialismBroader topic: Cuba developed state ownership and planning under conditions shaped by its small economy and US embargo.

• Celia CruzNarrower topic: Cruz’s Cuban upbringing and musical roots remained central to her identity.

• ComeconBroader topic: Its membership brought a geographically distant ally into the organization's economic system.

• AutarkyBroader topic: Its post-revolutionary economy sought greater domestic control while adapting to trade restrictions and foreign dependence.

• Meyer LanskyNarrower topic: Before the Cuban Revolution, the island hosted gambling ventures tied to Lansky and his associates.

• Hallstein DoctrineBroader topic: Its recognition of East Germany in 1963 led West Germany to sever diplomatic relations.

• Desi ArnazNarrower topic: Arnaz’s Cuban birthplace and cultural background informed his public identity.

• Hurricane IrmaBroader topic: Irma tracked along Cuba’s northern coast, damaging communities and infrastructure.

• PintaRelated: The Pinta sailed with the expedition during its exploration of Cuba.

• Straits of FloridaRelated: Cuba forms the southern side of the passage.

• Anaïs NinRelated: Nin’s father was Cuban, and Cuban heritage shaped her family identity.

• Leonard WoodRelated: Wood served as military governor of Santiago de Cuba and helped address a yellow-fever outbreak.

• MojitoNarrower topic: The mojito is widely recognized as a Cuban cocktail.

• Guerrillero HeroicoNarrower topic: The photograph was made and first circulated in the political culture of revolutionary Cuba.