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U.S. condemns celebration of Fidel Castro's centenary
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized Fidel Castro and warned about his legacy.

The United States has expressed its condemnation of the celebration of Fidel Castro's centenary. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio described Fidel as a "total failure" in his policies and leadership in Cuba.
In his statement, Rubio warned anyone who might consider following in Fidel Castro's footsteps, emphasizing the negative consequences of his governance.

This position reflects a broader context of tense relations between the United States and Cuba, where Castro's figure remains a contentious point.
Marco Rubio is known for being the son of Cuban migrants, and his perspective on this issue is influenced by his family's history regarding the Cuban regime. The U.S. repudiation of Fidel Castro's legacy echoes sentiments expressed by other political figures over the years.