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Lucas Fidel Pertossi, one of the rugby players convicted in the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa, is seeking to nullify his conviction and undergo a new trial, claiming his defense was compromised by a shared legal strategy with co-defendants.

Sokratis Famellos, president of SYRIZA, expressed solidarity with the Cuban people amidst concerns over their rights and sovereignty.

Fidel Felix-Ochoa, a leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, is facing life imprisonment for trafficking large amounts of fentanyl into the U.S.

Fidel Félix-Ochoa, the alleged leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, has appeared in a federal court in Florida facing charges of trafficking fentanyl and other drugs into the United States.

Robert Duvall, noted for his iconic performances, passed away at 95, recalling a controversial moment in his career regarding his public criticism of Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks.

The article recounts Jesse Jackson's successful negotiation for the release of 48 Cuban prisoners during a meeting with Fidel Castro in 1984, amidst skepticism from the Reagan administration.

The article discusses the struggles of elderly Cubans, particularly highlighting the story of Maria, who faced significant changes in her life due to Fidel Castro's revolution in 1959.

The article tells the story of Maria, a Cuban woman whose life was significantly altered by Fidel Castro's revolution, and how she now struggles with a pension that does not meet her needs.

Cuba is reviving its military doctrine of 'War of All the People' in response to escalating tensions with the United States and the threat of potential military intervention.

Cuba is reviving its 'War of the Whole People' military doctrine in response to escalating tensions with the United States and the potential threat of military intervention.

Cuba faces a severe oil crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and a suspension of oil shipments from Mexico, prompting the revival of Fidel Castro's emergency plan known as Opción Cero.

Cuba faces the loss of valuable currency as the workers known as 'Angels of Fidel Castro' are being dismissed.

Fidel Márquez Sánchez, president of the Higher Education Council (CES) in Ecuador, emphasizes the need for a new Higher Education Law to ensure equitable development conditions.

The article critiques Argentina's historical admiration for the totalitarian regime of Cuba under Fidel Castro, suggesting it has significantly contributed to the country's socio-economic decline.

In a context of gerontocratic and male leadership in Cuba, younger, low-profile politicians are emerging, including the great-nephew of Fidel and Raúl Castro.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel expresses readiness for dialogue with the United States, emphasizing continuity from previous leaders Fidel and Raúl Castro amid tensions with Washington.

The article reflects on the funeral in Huelva, where the words of the victims of the Adamuz accident resonated with the attendees.

The Cuban Revolution was a socio-political and armed uprising led by Fidel Castro aimed at overthrowing the regime of Fulgencio Batista due to widespread public discontent over corruption and social inequality in Cuba.

Catalan anti-capitalist and independentist solidarity extends in Cuba, focusing on agricultural projects, preserving Fidel's legacy, and supporting the Bolivarian revolutionary process in Venezuela during its difficult times.

Cuba faces a profound structural crisis and uncertain future amid U.S. threats and its memories of Fidel Castro's victory.

Marco Rubio, whose parents fled Cuba before the revolution, has spent his life hoping for the end of communist rule in Cuba, even after Fidel Castro's death.

Hermenegildo Altozano, an anarcho-capitalist, critiques the notion that immigration is the solution to pension issues, referring to it as a scam that preys on the naive.

A political expert claims that Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro will become a lasting political figure akin to Simon Bolivar, Fidel Castro, and Che Guevara, despite facing serious accusations from the U.S.

Historian Fidel Gómez Ochoa is credited with ensuring the study of Francoism and the Spanish transition to democracy in Cantabria schools, highlighting differences in history teaching between public and private institutions.