Raimundo visits Cuba to mark the centenary of Fidel Castro

Leader Raimundo has commenced a four-day visit to Cuba to commemorate the centenary of Fidel Castro's birth. The event, taking place in Havana from August 10 to 13, honors the former Cuban President, who was born in 1926 and passed away in 2016.

During his visit, Raimundo made a statement referring to Fidel Castro as "the most prominent architect of the Cuban revolution and its international projection." This remark reflects Castro's significance in Cuba's political history and his global influence.

Raimundo's visit is marked by various activities and events aimed at celebrating Fidel Castro's life and legacy. The agenda includes meetings with representatives of the Cuban government and other activities related to his memory.

This event holds great significance for many, given the impact Fidel Castro had on international relations and politics in Latin America. Raimundo's presence in Cuba underscores the ongoing connection between his country and the Cuban revolution.