Cuban President Raul Castro led the celebrations Saturday night to mark the 55th anniversary of the revolution that brought his brother Fidel to power. But he urged a crowd in Santiago to remain ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The last Castro in power is retiring as the head of the Communist Party in Cuba. Raul Castro, who stepped down as President of Cuba in 2018, will now leave the most powerful ...

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HAVANA (AP) — Raul Castro said he is stepping down as Cuban Communist Party leader, leaving the island without a Castro guiding affairs for the first time in more than six decades and handing control ...

PHOENIX — Raul Castro helped shape Arizona’s politics. Castro was the first and still the only Latino governor in our state. Castro served as Arizona's governor from 1975 to 1977. He passed away at 98 ...

Castro Era Ends For the first time in over six decades there will no longer be a Castro brother at the helm of Cuba’s government. Raúl Castro is stepping down as first secretary of the Communist Party ...

Timeline: 1953 - Attempts, along with his older brother Fidel Castro, to overthrow the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista, after which both are sentenced to 15 years in prison. They are released less ...

Cuba's parliament official elected 76-year-old Raul Castro to be the new president of Cuba. For most of his personal and political life, Raul has lived in his older brother's shadow, yet managed to ...

Juanita Castro, the sister of Cuban dictators Fidel and Raúl Castro who worked with the CIA to undermine their communist government, died Monday. She was 90. Castro, an expatriate who spent most of ...

The widow of a Clay County veteran who died under the care of a man posing as a nurse is searching for justice. Spring is in the air, and it's time to get ready for nicer weather with some exclusive ...

When the Bush Administration began delivering hundreds of suspected al-Qaeda terrorists to the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo, Cuba, in 2002, most in Washington expected Cuban President Fidel Castro to ...