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On the hundredth anniversary of Fidel Castro, old revolutionaries in Cuba, such as Marta Zilia Pérez, reflect on their lives, with many feeling nostalgia for the ideals of the revolution while struggling with the current difficult circumstances and the realization that the world has surpassed them. (translated)

¡No hay nada más incongruente que romantizar a Fidel Castro y a la Revolución Cubana desde la comodidad del capitalismo y la propiedad privada mientras disfrutas de todas las libertades que el "comandante" les quitó a los cubanos! https://t.co/HKF3AVOq4X #Cuba #FidelCastro #Libertad

The United States repudiated the celebrations for the centenary of Fidel Castro, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio denouncing him as a total failure and warning that any attempt to follow in his footsteps will lead to the same failure, while Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth did not rule out a military intervention in Cuba. (translated)

A hundred years after the birth of Fidel Castro, his legacy continues to weigh on Cuba, an island currently overwhelmed by an economic and humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and years of mismanagement, while the shadow of the Líder Máximo and his ideals persists despite reforms not yet leading to significant change. (translated)

The article discusses the emotions and nostalgia of Cuban exile Carlos Eiro, who left Cuba as a child during Operation Peter Pan, and his perspective on stagnation and futile desires for change in Cuba, while reminding how his dream of a free country became a utopia as the Cuban regime continues to celebrate and maintain the cult of Fidel Castro. (translated)

#AHORA | Marco Rubio publica un mensaje diciendo que Fidel Castro fue un asesino y advierte a quienes lo tienen como referencia: “Cualquiera tentado a intentar seguir su ejemplo debería reconsiderarlo cuidadosamente, porque si lo hacen, también se estarían condenando al fracaso”. #MarcoRubio #FidelCastro #Cuba

On the occasion of Fidel Castro's 100th birthday, Cuba was described by its government as a victim of a brutal and immoral siege by the USA, while pressure on the socialist island continues to rise due to economic sanctions and political threats from the US government, led by President Trump. (translated)

Fidel Castro was a criminal dictator. He did not liberate Cuba. He replaced one dictatorship with another and built a one-party police state. His regime executed opponents after revolutionary tribunals, imprisoned dissidents, crushed independent media, eliminated political https://t.co/Vgrlshqsw7 #FidelCastro #Dictatorship #Cuba #CU

Raúl Castro reappeared in public in Havana during the celebration of the centenary of his brother Fidel Castro, receiving applause and reaffirming his influential role in political decisions in Cuba, in a context of economic crisis and increasing military pressure from the United States on the island. (translated)

Fidel Castro was a brutal communist dictator. He did not liberate Cuba. He replaced one dictatorship with another and built a one-party police state around himself. His regime executed opponents, imprisoned dissidents, crushed independent media, outlawed genuine political #FidelCastro #Cuba #Dictatorship #CU

De svenska kommunisterna hyllar Fidel Castro – en diktator vars regim fängslar, torterar och förföljer människor för att de kräver frihet. Jag har träffat Castros offer. Att romantisera deras bödel är inte bara historielöst. Det är skamligt. https://t.co/TDElEwcn3c #FidelCastro #MänskligaRättigheter #Historie

Raúl Castro, 95 years old, has reappeared at a tribute for the centenary of the birth of his brother Fidel Castro in Havana, after months of absence from public life, being applauded during the event at the Karl Marx theater, while facing homicide accusations in the U.S. related to an airstrike in 1996. (translated)

The article reflects on the legacy of Fidel Castro, the admiration of the left for the Cuban leader a century after his birth, and questions how this reverence persists despite the historical difficulties faced in Cuba, emphasizing the mythology surrounding the Cuban revolution and the disconnection of many from the reality of the regime. (translated)

Fidel Castro's 100th birthday is overshadowed by the dramatic supply crisis in Cuba, which leads many former supporters to question the promises of the socialist revolution of 1959, while state leader Miguel Diaz-Canel praises optimistic economic reforms despite the challenges. (translated)

The article addresses the centenary of Fidel Castro, questioning why, despite the misery in Cuba, his figure continues to attract part of the left, highlighting his charisma, the mythification of his image as a symbol of resistance against the US, and the way his autocratic leadership transformed the island from a country with good social indicators into a state of crisis. (translated)

On the occasion of Fidel Castro's 100th birthday, the Cubans reflect on the critical state of their country, marked by a severe economic crisis, supply shortages, and political repression, while the regime continues to adhere to socialist principles and at the same time initiates reforms to allow private investments. (translated)