More than 100 people have died after a Boeing 737 airliner crashed near Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuban state media say.Three people have survived but are in a critical condition, Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma reported.The Boeing 737-201 crashed at 12:08 (16:08 GMT) on Friday, on an internal flight to Holguin, says a BBC report.The plane was carrying 110 passengers and crew, according to the Mexican firm from which the plane was leased.There were six Mexican crew members on board; the passengers were mainly Cuban, with five foreigners among them, state-run website Cubadebate reports."There has been an unfortunate aviation accident. The news is not very promising, it seems that there is a high number of victims," Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said after visiting the crash site.State TV said the aeroplane was on an internal flight from the Cuban capital to the city of Holguin, in the east of the island.The plane...