Fidel Castro, the former Cuban leader, has died on Friday night at the age of 90. For those who believe he led a communist harbor, the news is sparking an outpouring of mourn, while it is just a celebration for others who escaped his regime.
Castro's death was declared on television by his younger brother Raul on a Friday night, who seized the presidency in 2006, stating "The commander-in-chief of the Cuban revolutionary died at 10:29 pm tonight."
So, who was this controversial figure who lead Cuba for half a century? Check all the answers in the story!
Castro held enormous dominion in his country for decades, particularly during the Cuban missiles crisis, when the U.S. and the Soviets crawled closer to catastrophe.
From the albums of 1953 with a group of revolutionaries
Castro at center poses with a group of revolutionists ahead of their attack on the Moncada Garrison, a fight that would catalyze his rise to power.
Practices shooting in Mexico
Picture during the preparation of 1956 rebellion after debarking from the Granma (an official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Cuban-Soviet party).
Giving an autograph to an admirer in Camaguey, in 1959
Castro held the post of Prime Minister of Cuba from 1950 to 1976, and then Presidency from 1976 to 2008.
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Castro, holding up a newspaper heading the discovered conspiracy to shoot him in New York City on April 23, 1959. Looking quite amused, right?
The great spokesman
Relationship with the U.S.
Castro had been slandered by many in the U.S. and in return he frequently banged America and it's sensed snooping in Cuba affairs.
The last day of the 7th Cuban Communist Party Congress
On April 16, 2016, Castro attended the last day of the ceremony in Cuba. His public appearances became frequently unusual in recent years after he walked down in 2008 after suffering gastrointestinal illnesses.
From his last birthday
On this August 13, 2016, Castro attended a gala of his 90th birthday at the 'Karl Marx' theater in Havana, Cuba. In the picture, accompanied by Cuban President Raul Castro and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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