A documentary I recently watched titled "Cuban health care is a catastrophe." I have some questions please.
I've been trying to do research lately to figure out what Cuba is currently going through as I've pretty much been living under a rock when it comes to that subject for the past few years. My sister visited Cuba a few years ago and told me that the location she stayed at as a tourist was quite nice, but that the people living around her and in the cities were struggling, almost as though tourists get special treatment?
Now, I'm not a stupid guy, I consider myself a pretty good researcher, sometimes I even like writing essays about what I'm studying on the side, but for some reason with the topic of Cuba it seems really hard to get the truth, without finding a group of people claiming it's a lie, no matter the subject. My ma tells me that in Cuba there is no free speech, so maybe that's muddying the waters, but I see a lot of people in my age group, GenZ'ers praising Communism and Socialism and specifically using CUBA as an example of it's success, yet I see Cubans complain about how bad things are, yet in that SAME breath I see Cubans in the streets protesting FOR Communism.
It's getting really frustrating, I just want a straightforward answer, is healthcare in Cuba this magical perfect state of the art thing that somehow, against all odds provides the "best healthcare in the world", or is this propaganda?
Could somebody redirect me to some reliable sources that I could use for my research, I'm currently trying to just find videos of Hospital conditions, street interviews and the such but I search these things up and I'm finding a lot of (American) influencers talking on behalf of Cubans.