The United States has a Violent Crime rate that is 19 times higher than Cuba’s

Cuba vs. the United States: A Comparative Analysis of Crime Rates

Cuba’s Calculated Caution

Cuba, that enigmatic Caribbean island, has long been a subject of fascination. Its vibrant culture, revolutionary history, and, yes, its safety record. The Cuban government, like a meticulous accountant, keeps track of its citizens’ lives. The result? An estimated homicide rate of 4.6 per 100,000 inhabitants. A number that whispers caution rather than screams danger.

Homicide Rate:
In terms of intentional homicides, Cuba has an estimated rate of 4.6 per 100,000 inhabitants, while the United States has a higher rate of 4.7 per 100,000 inhabitants.
However, when it comes to the absolute number of murders, the United States reports significantly more homicides (12,996) compared to Cuba (563)

Violent Crime:
The United States has a violent crime rate that is 19 times higher than Cuba’s
Specifically, the murder rate per million people in the United States is 23 times higher than in Cuba

General Perception:
While the Cuban government doesn’t publish detailed crime statistics regularly, recent reports to the United Nations indicate a lower rate of crimes in Cuba…