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== National IQ of Cuba ==
== National IQ of Cuba ==
The non-religious/atheists are about 24% of [[Cuba]]'s population. The national IQ of Cuba is 85.<ref name="CountryIQ">[https://iq-research.info/en/page/average-iq-by-country WORLD RANKING OF COUNTRIES BY THEIR AVERAGE]</ref> In [[Argentina]], where 10.3% describe themselves as atheist, agnostics, or having no religion, the national IQ is 93.<ref>"[http://www.clarin.com/diario/2008/08/27/um/encuesta1.pdf Encuesta CONICET sobre creencias]" (PDF). 6 August 2008.</ref> A very detailed survey on belief and religious practice f life. (Spanish)<ref name="CountryIQ"/> In addition, the more religious countries of Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico and Bolivia also have higher national IQ scores than Cuba.
The non-religious/atheists are about 24% of [[Cuba]]'s population. The national IQ of Cuba is 85.<ref name="CountryIQ">[https://iq-research.info/en/page/average-iq-by-country WORLD RANKING OF COUNTRIES BY THEIR AVERAGE]</ref> In [[Argentina]], where 10.3% describe themselves as atheist, agnostics, or having no religion, the national IQ is 93.<ref>"[http://www.clarin.com/diario/2008/08/27/um/encuesta1.pdf Encuesta CONICET sobre creencias]" (PDF). 6 August 2008.</ref> A very detailed survey on belief and religious practice f life. (Spanish)<ref name="CountryIQ"/> In addition, the more religious Latino countries of [[Chile]], [[Costa Rica]], [[Ecuador]], [[Mexico]] and [[Bolivia]] also have higher national IQ scores than Cuba.
After the 1959 communist revolution, the government of Cuba did not restrict religious practice to the extent that was done in the [[Soviet Union]]. However, the large atheist population in Cuba compared to other Latino nations, was caused by its communist history (see: [[Atheism and communism]]).
After the 1959 communist revolution, the government of Cuba did not restrict religious practice to the extent that was done in the [[Soviet Union]]. However, the large atheist population in Cuba compared to other Latino nations, was caused by its communist history (see: [[Atheism and communism]]).