The banning of Christmas in Cuba is a fascinating chapter in the island nation's complex history.

During the early years of the Cuban Revolution, the government led by Fidel Castro sought to create a new socialist society, free from the influence of religion and Western cultural traditions.

In 1969, the Cuban government officially declared that Christmas would no longer be celebrated as a national holiday.

This decision was driven by a desire to distance Cuba from its colonial past and focus on building a more egalitarian, secular society. - https://cubafocusguide.com/blog/christmas-banned-in-cuba/?unique_id_sm1ec1la

"The Rise and Fall of Christmas in Cuba: A Captivating Historical Journey"