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More than 70% of Cuba's hotels are closed due to the pressure of the United States, causing the "almost total paralysis" of this sector, considered strategic for the country's economy, informed on Wednesday Prime Minister Manuel Marrero. Assignment: Cuba opens petrol stations, pharmacies and other sectors to the private initiative 'Tyranias': President-elect of Colombia says that it will break diplomatic relations with Cuba and Nicaragua and clo…
The withdrawal of these hotel groups leaves "some 25,000 employees in vulnerable situations".
More than 70 per cent of Cuba's hotels have closed because of the sanctions imposed by the United States that have caused the "almost total paralysis" of tourism, a key sector of the country's economy, assured Prime Minister Manuel Marrero on Wednesday.
Cuba assures that more than 70% of its hotels are closed by US sanctions, which keeps the tourist sector almost paralysed.
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