The Caribbean League The Caribbean League Population 38,500,000 SINless Population (est.) % Per Capita Income =Y= Below Poverty Level % Megacorporate Affiliation % Education: Less than 12 years % GED % 4 year degree % Masters or higher % Major Language English, Numerous Island languages and dialects Currency Nuyen Capital Havana The Caribbean is unlike any other place in the world because it owes its existence to a constant balance of opposites. Tourists pour in to spend their wealth on the beaches and cruises, but the local population as a whole is strictly Third World. The Caribbean League presents a unified front to the world, but in reality each island is its own kingdom whose leaders are constantly fighting each other for power and cash. The Mafia. is respected and the police are corrupt. Pirates are both victims and leaders, rich and poor, smugglers and economic theorists, braggarts and realists, heroes and villains. Each island is a nation unto itself. Each has its own problems and its own culture, language, and government. This adds to the chaos of the League, and the traveler should be aware of this: what worked in Cuba, for instance, won't fly in Haiti. Members of the Caribbean League include: South Florida and the Miami Sprawl The Bahamas Cuba Cayman Islands Jamaica Haiti The Dominican Territories (The Dominican Republic) Borinquen (Puerto Rico) Virgin Islands Anguilla Saint Kitts and Nevis Antigua and Barbuda Guadeloupe Dominica Martinique Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Grenada Trinidad and Tobago Aruba Netherlands Antilles