In Managua, Cuba's ambassador to Nicaragua, Iliana Fonseca, highlighted today the legacy and thinking of the historical leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro (1926-2016), nine years after his physical departure.
On November 25, 2025, in Managua, Nicaragua's capital, Iliana Fonseca, Cuba's ambassador to the country, emphasized the enduring importance of Fidel Castro's legacy. This leader, born in 1926 and deceased in 2016, guided the Cuban Revolution and left a profound mark on the Caribbean island's history.
Fonseca made these remarks on the ninth anniversary of Castro's death, underscoring how his thinking continues to shape Cuba's international relations and development. The diplomat's intervention highlights the close ties between Cuba and Nicaragua, nations sharing history and common principles since the revolutionary era.
The event, covered by Prensa Latina, demonstrates the ongoing relevance of Castro's ideas in Cuba's current diplomacy, promoting solidarity and sovereignty in Latin America. No further details on the event's format were reported, but it serves as a reminder of Castro's iconic figure in the region.