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Cuba still a one-party state at the end of 2025?

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Cuba has been under a one-party political regime since 1962. Despite changes introduced by the Constitution of 2019, this system has remained unchanged.

If the Cuban government officially recognizes the existence of more than one political party in the country by December 31, 2025, this market will resolve to “No".

If Cuba recognizes some opposition parties but maintains significant restrictions on their activities, Futuur will use its discretion to determine whether this constitutes a 'No' resolution.

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