In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Input: Consider Input: (CNN) On a recent trip to Havana, I waited in my hotel lobby for my next meeting, sipping a cortado, and scrolling through emails surrounded by bustling businesspeople in every direction. It felt like a hotel in any global business capital. Yet a stark reminder of my surroundings -- aside from the physical realities of the charm of a boutique hotel in Cuba's Habana Vieja neighborhood -- was the immediate lack of any Internet connection as soon as I stepped outside the confines of the hotel. My stay in a casa particular (private house) the remainder of the week only heightened this reality, and my time spent coordinating roaming service yielded spotty results.Cuba's announcement of launching broadband Internet service in two pilot projects in Havana is historic, says Alana TumminoTummino: We're seeing beginning of end of Cuba's Internet isolation, but there's a long way to go 
 Question:The telecommunications sector has been an important part, or more precisely, a key pillar of President Barack Obama's opening to _, dating back to executive actions for this sector in 2009.

Output: Cuba


Input: Consider Input: (CNN) -- The Syrian president sacked the governor of a restive province, a day after tens of thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets of its capital. President Bashar al-Assad discharged Dr. Ahmad Khaled Abdul-Aziz from his post as governor of Hama province, the third provincial governor to be fired since the countrywide protests began in mid-March. No reason was given for the move, reported on Saturday by the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency. Hama city, the provincial capital, has been the scene of very large demonstrations and the outpourings there have been compared to the gatherings in Cairo's Tahrir Square, where daily demonstrations earlier this year forced the removal of Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak.NEW: Human Rights Watch documents recent deadly violence in HomsHama is the scene of a bloody crackdown in 1982Hama's governor is the third to be discharged since the unrest startedAt least 24 people were killed in Syria during Friday demonstrations 
 Question:_, the humanitarian watchdog, issued a report on Saturday elaborating on the crackdown in Homs, saying the government security forces and their allies have killed at least 21 people there over the last two weeks.

Output: Human Rights Watch


Input: Consider Input: A two-year-old California boy who was born paralyzed from the waist down has been denied a wheelchair from his parent's insurance company. Aubrey and Joe Allred, the parents of toddler Crue, said they wanted their son to have a new wheelchair, however Anthem Blue Cross refused to grant him one because he is too young. Aubrey said she was also told her son would be eligible for a wheelchair when he is five years old. Crue, who was born with spina bifida, currently gets around in a $1,100 ZipZac, which is a miniature wheelchair that is low to the ground and often gets stuck on cracks in the sidewalk.Crue Allred, two, was born with spina bifida, and currently gets around in a miniature wheelchair that gets stuck on cracks in sidewalkAubrey and Joe Allred, Crue's parents, said they wanted a new wheelchair so he could be more independent; insurer Anthem Blue Cross denied claimInsurance company said claim was rejected because Allred's doctor did not provide necessary documents before legal deadline to process claimFamily friend raised nearly $16,000 in donations allowing for Crue to have a new wheelchair, along with standing walker and standing wheelchair 
 Question:I don't know where he would be without his little _ chair.


Output: ZipZac