ST. GEORGE: Dr. Castro, your death has been officially reported many times, but you look hearty. For fourteen months, you've waged a jungle-mountain war against the Cuban Army of some thirty thousand men with all its modern weapons. What have you accomplished?
Library
Sierra Maestra,Santiago de Cuba
4 / February / 1958
Camagüey Province
4 / January / 1959
Fidel Castro: With the triumph ensured throughout the country, with all the military commands of the nation controlled by the revolutionary leadership, and with Judge Urrutia as President of the Republic, to whose inauguration the military command I hold is absolutely subordinate, with freedom and civil power restored in the Republic in all its fullness, I request from the workers' leaders and all the workers, as well as from the living classes, the cessation of the revolutionary general strike that culminated in the most beautiful victory of our people.
Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba
27 / January / 1959
Recorded interview with Raul and Fidel Castro made by Guillermo Vela during his recent trip to Havana, from which he returned on Jan. 23. Other portions of this interview will be broadcast on future programs.
Cuba
19 / February / 1959
Excerpts from the appearance of Fidel Castro before the press
Presidential Palace, Havana
27 / February / 1959
But how can we provide the people with employment if the country is not being industrialized? Our great problem is that of the hundreds of thousands of men who are without work.
Cuba
28 / February / 1959
"Tell the people of our country, including we editors, what we should do to help Cuba and you to make the Revolution successful?
Cuba
16 / March / 1959
News & World Report" sent its Inter-American News Editor--Clark H. Galloway--to Cuba for this exclusive interview with Fidel Castro after he took over as Prime Minister.
Ciudad de la Havana, Cuba
3 / April / 1959
Castro repeatedly claimed that revolution would bring improved conditions to all sectors of Cuban society.
Uruguay
5 / May / 1959
In our of the longest official interviews recorded in the history of
the Uruguayan Foreign Ministry (47 minutes), Cuban Prime Minister Fidel
Castro talked yesterday with the President of the National Government
Council, Martin R. Echegoyen. The meeting was proceeded by a certain
confusion in the morning, when the original time of 6 P.M.
Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba
11 / May / 1959
Fidel Castro met by large jubilant crowds upon return May 8. Spoke to estimated 5 or 600,000 people for nearly four hours at Plaza Civica.
La Habana
10 / June / 1959
Dr. Fidel Castro, Prime Minister of the Revolutionary Government and President of the Agrarian Reform Institute, appeared last night on a television broadcast, Channel 2 TV. The panelists took this opportunity to ask him questions with regard to the Agrarian Reform and the various factions that have pronounced themselves in favor or against this strictly revolutionary measure, which has been well defined as the basic law of the Revolution.
Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba
10 / June / 1959
Fidel Castro in TV interview last night covered wide range of subjects. Interview noteworthy for frequency and vehemence of his attack on propertied minority who he charged are seeking to undermine revolution. Highlights of interview follow.