Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has given an interview to a Venezuelan television station, first time after the rumours emerged that he was very ill and near to his death
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has given an interview to a Venezuelan television station, first time after the rumours emerged that he was very ill and near to his death.u00a0u00a0u00a0u00a0u00a0
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"I hate to inform those who are enjoying themselves by believing that Commandante Fidel has had a stroke that he is alive and kicking," The Telegraph quoted the Venezuelan journalist who conducted the interview, as saying.
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However, it is expected that the interview would be broadcast in a day or two.
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Cuban Parliament Chief Ricardo Alarcon also confirmed that Castro "is well and enjoying good health."
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"Fidel himself said it awhile ago: The day he dies nobody will believe it because they have killed him so many times," he added.
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Castro has not appeared in public since a Communist Party summit in April, when he seemed unsteady and unusually fragile. He has all but stopped writing his trademark opinion pieces, and didn''t make a statement or release a photograph on his birthday last month.
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