Fidel castro

Fidel the savior; Castro the monster. The late revolutionary demanded justice but permitted injustice.

Long before the rise of fake Facebook news, stories by The New York Times' Herbert Matthews portrayed Fidel as a genial democrat.

Prime minister's positive tone on Castro's legacy sparks puzzlement, derision.

My brief encounter with Castro in 1978 told me all I needed to know about why he had survived all his enemies.

To some, Castro was a tyrant who ruined the Cuban economy. To others, he was a relentless fighter against social injustice.

As a candidate Trump suggested he could roll back Obama's reforms if Cuba doesn't soften stance.

Exiles take to the streets to rejoice at the dictator's death at 90.

The Cuban revolutionary leader could never accept why bilateral relations should be held hostage to his policies in the Third World.

Cuban leader receives plaudits from Russia, China, Venezuela.

Fidel's brother, President Raul Castro, announced the death on state television but gave no cause of death.

The GOP nominee and his surrogates have tried to undermine Newsweek's cover story, which shows how one of Trump's companies violated the Cuban trade embargo. They have left all the facts unchallenged.

Cuba hosts celebrations to honor the now-reclusive founder of the communist government.

No Americans should be dancing and dining their way through Cuba, enjoying the beaches, while those struggling for freedom lie in prison.

After half a century as Cuba's premier cigar brand, Cohiba continues to revolutionize the cigar-making world.

Because of his weakened health, Castro said it might be the last time he addressed Communist Party officials.

The aging revolutionary will keep his grip on power at a time of economic reform and detente with the U.S.

The 89-year-old Cuban revolutionary seemed less pleased with Obama than a majority of Cuban citizens were.

The shooting down by Cuban jets of a rescue plane is being written out of the history books.

Castro, who kept a low profile in recent years, died in Havana, Cuban official media reported on Tuesday.

Will the president meet real dissidents, including the Women in White? Or is it just a photo op?

126 political prisoners who have spent 1,945 years in Cuban jails tell Obama he made a "regrettable mistake."

Danilo Maldonado Machado, known as "El Sexto," is a Cuban artist and former prisoner of conscience.

Antonio Rodiles was beaten by Cuban police and locked up without trial for demanding human rights.

In the past year there have been a historically high number of political arrests, more than 8,000.

Analysts say Raúl Castro's address at the U.N. on Monday was yet another sign that the two countries were moving toward closer relations.

They discussed religion and world affairs at the home of the 89-year-old retired president.

Raul Castro told Barack Obama on Friday that Washington should totally lift its economic embargo.

The regulations, to be announced as soon as Friday, include allowing U.S. companies to establish subsidiaries with Cuba.

The 78-year-old Argentine pope had been practicing over the summer, but is still not comfortable speaking in English.

The presidential briefings will cover what the spy agency told JFK and LBJ about foreign crises and leaders.