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7 May 2022

An explosion caused by an apparent gas leak killed at least eight people and injured dozens more at a 5-star hotel in downtown Havana.

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Cuba - plane crash: ABC Action News

Published on 20 May 2018

Owner of plane had multiple safety complaints

Cuba - What the future holds for the new entrepreneurs in post-Castros Cuba: Financial Times

Published on 11 Apr 2018

The FT's Latin America editor John Paul Rathbone reports on what the appointment of a new president means for a country marked by economic stagnation and fading influence.

Cuba - concerns over US election race: BBC News

BBC News

Published on Aug 15, 2016

One year ago, the United States reopened its embassy in Cuba, a huge step towards normalising a long-broken relationship. 

Since then, there have been more diplomatic breakthroughs, including the easing of travel restrictions and a visit to the island by President Obama. 

But there are concerns that a Trump or Clinton presidency could halt the thaw in relations, as Will Grant reports.