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The situation in 2000

Fidel Castro's Cuba lost its Soviet lifeline in 1988, three years earlier than in our world, and has lived through more than a decade of 'Special Period' hardship. It now finds a new friend in Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.

Civilian factories

4

Military factories

0

Dockyards

0

Manpower (states)

11m

Stability

-

War support

10%

Research slots

2

States

10

Resources

chromium 6 steel 1

Army

17 divisions

  • Armoured1
  • Mechanised2
  • Infantry8
  • Garrison6

Air force

90 aircraft

  • Fighters90

Ideologies and leaders

In power on 1 January 2000: Fidel Castro (Communist Party of Cuba). Every leader below can come to power in TND, through the elections, coups and roads of the game.

Democratic

Oswaldo Payá

Oswaldo Payá

Conservatism

Christian Liberation Movement

Communist

Fidel Castro In power, 2000

Fidel Castro

Marxist-Leninist

Communist Party of Cuba

Raúl Castro

Raúl Castro

Marxist-Leninist

Miguel Díaz-Canel

Miguel Díaz-Canel

Marxist-Leninist

Fascist

Luis Posada Carriles

Luis Posada Carriles

Fascism

Anti-Castro militants

Non-Aligned

Raúl Castro

Raúl Castro

Despotism

Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR)

TNDThe New Dawn

What if Chernobyl had broken the Soviet Union? In 1986 Moscow buried the disaster, Ukraine rose, and by 1988 the Union was gone. A bloodier Gulf War and a split over Yugoslavia ended NATO, and Europe built a Defence Union of its own. TND starts Hearts of Iron IV on 1 January 2000 in that world - real leaders, modern armies, and a unique focus tree for every major nation - and lets you decide what the new century becomes.

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