The Raúl Rumor Mill Churns in Miami — but with No Confirmation of Castro's Condition in Cuba

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I don't know when he's going to die. It can be this week or it can be next year. But he's going to die. And that day millions of Cubans will feel joy.

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Raúl Castro's health was once again at the centre of international attention after the media reported that the former Cuban president was in a serious state after suffering a stroke. The version was broadcast by the U.S. daily Diario Las Américas, which claimed to have received information from a source of high credibility within Cuba. According to the publication, Castro's deteriorating health would have begun a few days ago and would have wors…

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Former Cuban President Raúl Castro is in a serious state of health after having suffered an apparent stroke, according to Diario Las Américas. The media, based in Miami, said that the 95-year-old leader received assistance to keep him alive and denied the rumors that in the last few days reported his death."He has not died, he is seriously ill," said a confidential source in Cuba quoted by the publication. According to that version, Castro would…