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The children Jack and Jeff Castro had been three hours in front of the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC because they didn’t want to leave without seeing Fidel despite of the Embassy being closed.
Fidel during his first trip to the United States after the Revolution shaking hands with US Vicepresident Richard Nixon at their meeting on Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.
During his presentation at the National Press Club, United States
During his visit to the Bronx, having ice-cream with US Navy offices.
During his Official visit to Brazil holds conversations with the then President Juscelino Kubitschek in Brasilia.
Makes a courtesy visit to President Martín Etchegoyen, who is accompanied by several ministers at the Governments venues.
Mass rally at the Civic Square upon his arrival from a tour to the United States Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
Rally at the Civic Square upon his arrival from a tour of the United States, Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
On May 17, 1959, Fidel signs the Law of Agrarian Reform in La Plata, Sierra Maestra; in his speech that day, he was endorsing the nature of the triumphal process as a “true Revolution of the humble
Opening of the Congress of the National Sugar Cane Workers Association, Havana.
Fidel saying goodbye to Commander Ernesto Che Guevara at the airport where they have a friendly conversation before Che leaves on an extensive tour through Africa and Asia.