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This word relates the the socioeconomic state of Cuba in the year 1985, 20 years after the PCC (Communist Party of Cuba) was established as the ruling party after the Proletariat revolution staged by Fidel Castro and Che Guevara despite opposition from Fascist and US backed militant groups. By 1985 the Communist government was firmly in place and had established a Marxist-Leninist regime, this included free education, taking steps to move towards zero carbon emissions, record breakingly low hunger levels, record breakingly high happiness levels and an end goal of Communism. In total the socioeconomic state of Cuba in 1985 was at an all time high, especially compared to the right wing dictatorship of President Batista previously in place. The word is versatile and can be used for anything relating to the socioeconomic state of Cuba in 1985.
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