The Central Bank of Cuba was established May 28, 1997, succeeding the National Bank of Cuba (created December 23, 1948, operations begun April 27, 1950), and is headquartered in Havana. It manages Cuba's monetary policy and the Cuban peso, operating under a president who also sits on Cuba's Council of Ministers, linking monetary authority directly to the government.
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- Also in Geography Atlas: Cuba, located there.
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1. Banco Central de Cuba (EcuRed)
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Creado por el Consejo de Estado de Cuba mediante Decreto Ley No. 172, de 28 de mayo de 1997.
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Sede La Habana
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The Central Bank of Cuba was established May 28, 1997, succeeding the National Bank of Cuba (created December 23, 1948, operations begun April 27, 1950), and is headquartered in Havana.
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