MADRID, Spain. – It’s been one year since the unfortunate explosion at the Saratoga Hotel in Havana, which took the lives of 47 people (25 4s5w4v
HAVANA, Cuba. – Another explosion has been reported in a Havana hotel due to a gas leak. This time around it’s the Caribbean Hotel, located
MIAMI, United States. – Official news journalist Lázaro Manuel Alonso reported this Monday that an explosion at the Caribbean Hotel, located at Prado and Colón
This Thursday afternoon, the remains of the last person reported missing after the May 6th explosion at the Saratoga Hotel were found in the rubble.
Twenty-eight-year-old Cristina was on vacation in Cuba with César, her fiancé, who is seriously injured.
Official information indicates that, 72 hours after the explosion, search and rescue operations continue at the Saratoga Hotel in search of missing persons.
Spanish influencer Rosa Martorell criticized on social media a few weeks ago the precariousness not only of the Cuban system but also of the hotel facilities that government in Havana markets as safe tourism.
Thirteen people remain missing, and thirty have been hospitalized.
MADRID, Spain. – It’s been one year since the unfortunate explosion at the Saratoga Hotel in Havana, which took the lives of 47 people (25
HAVANA, Cuba. – Another explosion has been reported in a Havana hotel due to a gas leak. This time around it’s the Caribbean Hotel, located
MIAMI, United States. – Official news journalist Lázaro Manuel Alonso reported this Monday that an explosion at the Caribbean Hotel, located at Prado and Colón
This Thursday afternoon, the remains of the last person reported missing after the May 6th explosion at the Saratoga Hotel were found in the rubble.
Twenty-eight-year-old Cristina was on vacation in Cuba with César, her fiancé, who is seriously injured.
Official information indicates that, 72 hours after the explosion, search and rescue operations continue at the Saratoga Hotel in search of missing persons.
Spanish influencer Rosa Martorell criticized on social media a few weeks ago the precariousness not only of the Cuban system but also of the hotel facilities that government in Havana markets as safe tourism.
Thirteen people remain missing, and thirty have been hospitalized.
