Capital of Cuba: Havana
The capital of Cuba is Havana. Cuba sits in North America, has a population of 11,212,191, and uses the CUP. Official languages include Spanish.
About Havana
Havana is the capital city of Cuba, a country in North America. Cuba has an estimated population of 11,212,191 people and an area of about 109,884 square kilometres. The official currency is the CUP, and the main languages spoken are Spanish.
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