Human Development Index 2014 for Latin American Countries

[Lemonhead]

Very High Human Development
1.Chile 0.822
2.Cuba 0.815
3.Argentina 0.808

High Human Development
4.Uruguay 0.790
5.Panama 0.765
6.Venezuela 0.764
7.Costa Rica 0.763
8.Mexico 0.756
9.Brazil 0.744
10.Peru 0.737
11.Colombia 0.711
12.Ecuador 0.711
13.Dominican Republic 0.700

Medium Human Development
14.Paraguay 0.676
15.Bolivia 0.667
16.El Salvador 0.662
17.Guatemala 0.628
18.Honduras 0.617
19.Nicaragua 0.614

Low Human Development
20.Haiti 0.471


http://hdr.undp.org/sites/default/fi...summary-en.pdf

[Incal]

I don't now how reliable those numbers are. People in Cuba live like shit.

[Lemonhead]

I don't now how reliable those numbers are. People in Cuba live like shit.

I think it reflects reality, except for Cuba, don't know why it's always on top in Human Development Index.

[pinguino]

Cuba statistics are pathetic. That country has a standard of living similar to Guatemala.

[Third]

Cuba statistics are pathetic. That country has a standard of living similar to Guatemala.

¿Are you Kidding? Do you know Guatemala?

[askra]

I don't now how reliable those numbers are. People in Cuba live like shit.

Cuba statistics are pathetic. That country has a standard of living similar to Guatemala.

Cuba gets one of the best public healthcare in the world and illiteracy is close to 0%. The Human development Index considers education, infant mortality rate, life expectancy, social gap and health much more than wealth, income and gdp per capita.

[pinguino]

Cuba gets one of the best healthcare in the world and illiteracy is close to 0%. The Human development Index considers education, life expectancy, social gap and health much more than wealth, income and gdp per capita.

Cuba is a myth. Cuban healthcare.

[Argentano]

Cuba gets one of the best public healthcare in the world and illiteracy is close to 0%. The Human development Index considers education, infant mortality rate, life expectancy, social gap and health much more than wealth, income and gdp per capita.

i was going to say the same...and to prove it i made a simple search "medicina cubana"

the first 3 pages talk about how cuba has amazing hospitals for foreigners and shitty disastrous hospitals for the people living there

http://www.cubanet.org/actualidad/ac...a-extranjeros/

http://www.martinoticias.com/content/article/13350.html

i dont know up to what extent this is true or not..

[askra]

Cuba is a myth. Cuban healthcare.

Make an appeal against the United Nations which developed the Human Development Index, if you don't like it. Show them those 3 photos to persuade them.

[pinguino]

Castro bros. company Ltd. has a lot of influence in the U.N. It would be worthless.