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Indicted for homicide in the United States, Raúl Castro reappears in public for the first time in months
Former Cuban President Raúl Castro, 95 years old, who was not seen in public for several months, reappeared, on Thursday, in an act in Havana on occasion
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Former Cuban President Raúl Castro , 95 years old, who was not seen in public for several months, reappeared, on Thursday (13), in an act in Havana on the occasion of the centenary of the birth of his brother, Fidel Castro. At the time, Raúl Castro was Minister of Defense. In June, the Cuban Presidency informed, in its X account, that the former Cuban president had endorsed a package of economic reforms to cope with the economic crisis on the island, under heavy pressure from Washington.
Furthermore, Dressed in his olive-green uniform, Raúl was ovationd by entering the Karl Marx Theatre in Havana, the headquarters of the act, according to AFP journalists. The government of the American President, Donald Trump, applies a policy of "maximum pressure" on Cuba, particularly since the deposition, in early January, during an American military incursion, by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, until then Havana's greatest ally. The occasion marked his first appearance since he was indicted for murder in the United States the previous month.
In addition, His last public appearance had been on May 1, in front of the United States Embassy in Havana, where he appeared fragile.
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Former Cuban President Raúl Castro , 95 years old, who was not seen in public for several months, reappeared, on Thursday (13), in an act in Havana on the occasion of the centenary of the birth of his brother, Fidel Castro.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAt the time, Raúl Castro was Minister of Defense.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn June, the Cuban Presidency informed, in its X account, that the former Cuban president had endorsed a package of economic reforms to cope with the economic crisis on the island, under heavy pressure from Washington.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDressed in his olive-green uniform, Raúl was ovationd by entering the Karl Marx Theatre in Havana, the headquarters of the act, according to AFP journalists.
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The government of the American President, Donald Trump, applies a policy of "maximum pressure" on Cuba, particularly since the deposition, in early January, during an American military incursion, by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, until then Havana's greatest ally.
according to G1The occasion marked his first appearance since he was indicted for murder in the United States the previous month.
according to VejaHis last public appearance had been on May 1, in front of the United States Embassy in Havana, where he appeared fragile.
according to G1The last time Raúl Castro was seen in public was on June 5, at a celebration of the Ministry of Interior in Havana.
according to Veja
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