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Page last updated at 04:46 GMT, Saturday, 10 April 2010 05:46 UK

Clinton scorns 'entrenched' Cuba

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Cuba's leaders do not want to normalise ties with the US because then they would lose their excuse for the state of the country, says Hillary Clinton.

Cuba's response to recent US efforts to improve relations had revealed "an intransigent, entrenched regime" in Havana, said the US secretary of state.

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