The Cuban Embassy in Iran celebrates the 99th anniversary of Fidel Castro’s birth and presents the book “638 Ways to Kill Fidel” in Persian.
In Tehran, the Cuban Embassy opened its doors on Wednesday to pay tribute to the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution. In commemoration of the 99th anniversary of Fidel Castro Ruz’s birth, diplomats, academics, and special guests gathered to remember his legacy.
During the event, a video exhibition was presented covering key moments in Fidel’s life, from the Sierra Maestra to his meetings with world leaders and his key statements.
As part of the tribute, the Persian edition of the book “638 Ways to Kill Fidel” was presented. This compilation of documented assassination attempts exposes the CIA’s plots against the Cuban leader.
The words, memories, and shared images reaffirm the global impact of a figure who continues to inspire reflection and admiration. Fidel Castro, who died on November 25, 2016, at the age of 90, continues to be the subject of study and analysis, projecting a political influence that transcends generations and reaffirming his role as a beacon of sovereignty and resilience on the international stage.
