Cuba's political system has long been a topic of debate and discussion.

While often characterized as an autocracy, the reality is far more complex.

Cuba's government is a single-party socialist system, with the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) holding a monopoly on political power.

However, the country also has elements of both democracy and oligarchy that complicate this classification.

On the democratic front, Cuba does hold regular elections for the National Assembly of People's Power, the country's legislative body.

These elections are not multi-party, as the PCC is the only officially recognized party, but they do allow for some degree of citizen participation and representation. - https://cubafocusguide.com/blog/cuba-autocracy-democracy-oligarchy/?unique_id_v26n3dcy

"Unraveling Cuba's Political Landscape: A Nuanced Exploration of Its Complex System"