In a press conference in which he explained the details of the counterrevolutionary plot, Premier Fidel Castro said that he had not made a report on the matter sooner because he would have been forced to explain only part of it.
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Estados Unidos
February / 1964
US journalist Lisa Howard interviewed Fidel on February 1964 for an BC documentary and the historical leader of the Cuban Revolution answer all the questions in English.
Santiago de Cuba
2 / December / 1977
CUBA INTERNACIONAL magazine printed, for the first time ever, a wide selection of interviews in which Fidel Castro discussed his political evolution and made interesting statements on the historic actions that were led and promoted by him. The Cuban President toured the eastern Cuba region that more than twenty years ago had witnessed the events that gave rise to the Revolution. At the old Moncada Garrison, Las Coloradas beach and the mountain sections of Pico Turquino and La Plata, Fidel spoke extensively with his accompanying Swedish reporters who filmed their dialogue for their TV service. The highlights of this interview are carried by this edition that ushers in the year that marks the 25th anniversary of the attack on the Moncada Garrison.
Pôrto Palacio hotel, Portugal
19 / October / 1998
Interview given by Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee and President of the Councils of State and Ministers, to Mrs. Lucia Newman of CNN in the Pôrto Palacio hotel, Portugal, on 19 October, 1998, "Year of the 40th Anniversary of the Decisive Battles of the Liberation War".
Aula Magna de la Universidad de la Habana
23 / June / 1998
After the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, Mexico set a unique example in the hemisphere: the only country that didn't break off with Cuba, that firmly maintained relations opposite the pressure of the United States, that has pursued a firm, consistent international policy at the United Nations.
Latin American School of Medical Sciences
14 / December / 1999
Excerpts from an interview given by Dr. Fidel Castro Ruz, President of the Republic of Cuba, to Andrea Mitchell, head foreign affairs correspondent for the NBC-News Network related to the case of Elián González. Latin American School of Medical Sciences, December 14, 1999, Year of the 40th Anniversary of the Triumph of the Revolution.
Pabexpo, Ciudad de La Habana
4 / March / 2000
At the closing function of the 2nd International Havana Cigar Festival, at PABEXPO
Pabexpo, Ciudad de la Havana, Cuba
4 / March / 2000
Dr. Fidel Castro Ruz, First Party Secretary and President of the Republic of Cuba, speaks with the national and international press at the closing function of the 2nd International Havana Cigar Festival, at PABEXPO.
Havana
22 / June / 2000
To the readers:
At the beginning of this month of June, a French magazine published a summary of the notes taken by Mr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza, former Director General of UNESCO, during a conversation with President Fidel Castro last January 28 while he visited Cuba to take part in the II International Economists Workshop held in Havana from the 24th to the 28th of that month.
Ciudad de La Habana
25 / April / 2001
Fidel Castro.- Very well, and now, I will ask for your patience. This
document might be of interest, if you will give me the floor.
I felt it would be worth devoting a few minutes to this matter.
Were you going to talk about the host country?
Randy Alonso.- About the host country of the 3rd Summit and about the statements made by its prime minister. There were various statements made by the prime minister, and by the foreign minister as well.
Fidel Castro.- Yes, I chose one of the statements made by the prime minister, because he is the one I know better, and the one I have more of a friendship with.
I felt it would be worth devoting a few minutes to this matter.
Were you going to talk about the host country?
Randy Alonso.- About the host country of the 3rd Summit and about the statements made by its prime minister. There were various statements made by the prime minister, and by the foreign minister as well.
Fidel Castro.- Yes, I chose one of the statements made by the prime minister, because he is the one I know better, and the one I have more of a friendship with.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
26 / May / 2003
Journalist: Mr. President, we can start if you like.
Fidel Castro: Yes, time is compelling.
Journalist: Of course. I think that a good starting point could be:
We are at a stage where the international system is being redesigned, not necessarily by law but by force as we have just seen.
La Habana
12 / October / 2010
From October 12 to 15, 2010, I had extensive and detailed discussions with Fidel Castro in Havana, pertaining to the dangers of nuclear war, the global economic crisis and the nature of the New World Order. These meetings resulted in a wide-ranging and fruitful interview.