Cuba Informative Speech

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Hello every one, I’m Game. Today we will talk about Cuba. In this slide have five topic to talk. First of all, I will talk about Geography then Mr.Earth will talk about Politics. Next, Miss Toey for Culture, Mr.Tiew for Travel and the last one Economic will go to Mr.Babe. Let’s start with geography.

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