Spanish hotel chain Melia exits Cuba over economic and geopolitical strains
The move comes as US President Donald Trump's administration steps up pressure on Cuba.
Spanish hotel chain Melia exits Cuba over economic and geopolitical strains
The move comes as US President Donald Trump's administration steps up pressure on Cuba.
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