HAVANA - Cuban leader Fidel Castro has avoided any mention of handing over power to his brother in his latest newspaper column, instead lauding his country's ability to endure a decades-long US embargo.
HAVANA - Cuban leader Fidel Castro has avoided any mention of handing over power to his brother in his latest newspaper column, instead lauding his country's ability to endure a decades-long US embargo.
Yesterday was the first anniversary of Castro officially ceding power to his brother Raul, the defence minister, which was presented at the time as a temporary move.
"The most important success of the revolution is the capacity to put up with a blockade for nearly half a century and hardships of all kinds," Castro wrote in an article. - Sapa-AFP.
Castro avoids issue
HAVANA - Cuban leader Fidel Castro has avoided any mention of handing over power to his brother in his latest newspaper column, instead lauding his country's ability to endure a decades-long US embargo.
HAVANA - Cuban leader Fidel Castro has avoided any mention of handing over power to his brother in his latest newspaper column, instead lauding his country's ability to endure a decades-long US embargo.
Yesterday was the first anniversary of Castro officially ceding power to his brother Raul, the defence minister, which was presented at the time as a temporary move.
"The most important success of the revolution is the capacity to put up with a blockade for nearly half a century and hardships of all kinds," Castro wrote in an article. - Sapa-AFP.