Cuba: transición demográfica, según período histórico

Cuba displays peculiarities whose relevance deserves to be highlighted, as they may lead to undesirable political and economic situations: The evolution of the population.In order to demonstrate it, this work aims to understand the transition of the general population of the country and link it to the analysis of the evolution of demographic variables. One of the most important can be considered the distribution of the population on the Island, since the country's statistics highlight that 50%of the population lived in the capital of Cuba, Havana, while the other 50%of the population settled in the central and eastern areas. The research goes through three parts: The Colonial Period, the Period of the Pseudo Republic and the Revolutionary Period.The methodology used was documentaryanalysisof a qualitative type, with historical/retrospective characteristics.