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Cuba

ISO3: CUBLatin America & CaribbeanUpper middle income

Cuba is a upper middle income economy in Latin America & Caribbean. It has a population of about 10,979,783 and a GDP of $107.35 billion.

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Cuba at a Glance

Capital
Havana
Population
10,979,783
Area
109,884 km²
99.9 /km²
Currency
CUC Cuban convertible peso
Languages
Spanish
ISO codes
CUB · CU
Upper-middle income economy: Cuba falls in the World Bank's upper-middle income category (GNI per capita $4,466–$13,845). These economies are often transitioning toward high-income status, with rapidly growing urban populations and expanding middle classes.

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Frequently asked questions about Cuba

What is the population of Cuba?
Cuba has a population of approximately 10,979,783, according to the most recent World Bank data.
What is the capital of Cuba?
The capital of Cuba is Havana.
What region is Cuba in?
The World Bank places Cuba in the Latin America & Caribbean region.
What income group is Cuba in?
The World Bank classifies Cuba as a Upper middle income economy.
What currency does Cuba use?
Cuba uses the Cuban convertible peso (CUC).

Data sourced from the World Bank Open Data portal. Values represent the most recent available year. NULL or missing values indicate data is suppressed, not collected, or not applicable for this country.