To understand why some Cubans are scared of communism, it helps to look at their experiences. In Cuba, communism brought promises of equality, but it also meant strict government control. Many people couldn’t own businesses, speak freely, or travel without permission. Over time, this led to shortages of food and basic goods, as the government controlled almost everything. Some families fled to escape these hardships, creating a fear that communism limits personal freedom and opportunity.
Conclusion
Cubans’ fear of communism often stems from lived experiences with strict controls and limited freedoms, shaping their perspectives for generations.
