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Cuba's 2nd city without power, water after Sandy

October 29, 2012

Bloomberg Businessweek

HAVANA (AP) - Residents of Cuba's second-largest city of Santiago remained without power or running water Monday, four days after Hurricane Sandy made landfall as the island's deadliest storm in seven years, ripping rooftops from homes and toppling power lines.
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