Uh, I think that's why he posted that graph Rod. Man you're really terrible at discerning whose posting on your side and who isn't.
Cuba has many more doctors though.
Cuba has 8 physicians per 1,000 citizens while
Guatemala and
Honduras have less than one. That same source also shows that the probability of death for the age group 5-14 is lower in Cuba than both Guatemala and Honduras so its not just their infant mortality rate making them look better than some of their Latin American peers.
So let's use Occam's Razor in light of this data. Does it make more or less sense to assume that the country with about 20x as many doctors per 1,000 people has worse healthcare?