Earlier quoted context omitted.
> There’s something wrong with the methodology here when Cuba is ranked higher than the US. People are starving in Cuba, with no health care... [Citation needed]
Below are two, also when visiting it is very clear: 1994 - https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/millions-of-cubans-... 2012 - https://www.poverties.org/blog/poverty-in-cuba Apparently, it has improved since then - but that’s because international aid was sent, aka food.
The first one is 25 years out of date (and makes the starving claim but not the no health care one, though it does note that some medicines were subject to harsh rationing due to the embargo), the second one is effectively nearly as old (while it is from 2012, it cited data it notes was a decade old at the time) does not support the starving claim and directly contradicts the no health care one (and also notes a massive effort that made significant progress on the drug shortages by boosting local production.)