BANGKOK, November 26, 2020.- At the Cuban Embassy in Thailand, an emotional tribute to Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz took place four years after his physical disappearance on 25 November 2016.
At the event, which featured the screening of the documentary film "Gabriel García Marquez talks about Fidel Castro", historical and current information was provided on the work of the Cuban Revolution of 1959, its principles of independence and national sovereignty, solidarity and internationalism. Participants highlighted the validity of the revolutionary ideas and the legacy of the Commander in Chief.
Fidel's guide and example are latent in the daily battles of the new generations of Cubans for the continuity of the conquests of the Revolution; in the current updating process of Cuba's socialist system; in the extraordinary work in 57 years of more than 400,000 internationalist Cuban doctors in more than 164 countries of the world; of the 28,700 Cuban doctors currently active in 59 countries and of the 42 additional brigades of the “Henry Reeve” medical contingent that have assisted and still support 35 countries in the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic.
The meeting was an auspicious occassion for denouncing the illegal and genocidal economic, commercial and financial blockade that successive US administrations have maintained against Cuba for 60 years.
