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Fidel Castro served as Cuban dictator for 49 years, since he led a band of guerrillas to overthrow the government in 1959. Castro started the revolution in early 1958, he assumed power on 1 January 1959.
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Fidel Castro was the Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976, and then served as President of the Council of State and President of the Council of Ministers from 1976 to 2008. This makes a total of almost 49 years in power.
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Who is Cuba president?
He is Fidel CASTRO
What was Fidel Castro's title?
President
Was Fidel Castro the president of Cuba?
Yes, Fidel Castro was the president of Cuba from 1976 December 2 to 2008 February 24.
Is Fidel Castro president of Cuba?
No. As of 2008, February 24, Fidel Castro retired as the Cuban President. Raul Castro has assumed the vacant position pending political elections in the coming months. Fulgencio Batista preceded Fidel Castro as Cuba's leader.
Who was the president of Cuba until 2008?
Fidel Castro officially stepped down as President of Cuba in 2008. His brother Raul Castro had been Acting President since 2006, and was given full Presidential status after Castro's resignation.
Is Fidel Castro the president of Cuba?
His brother is the acting president and his name is Raul Castro. Fidel just had his 90th birthday.
Who was the president of Cuba before Castro?
Raúl Castro was the President of Cuba in 2009. Raúl Castro has been President since 2008 February 24, Acting President as of 2006 July 31. The younger brother of Fidel Castro, Raúl was Fidel's right-hand man during the Cuban revolution.
Who is the chief of Cuba?
Raúl Castro, brother of former president Fidel Castro, is now the president of the Republic of Cuba.
Why did che Guevara fight for Cuba?
Che Guevara went in under Fidel Castro and helped the Cuban Revolution. They got an American president out and Fidel Castro became president.
Who is Fidel Castro's brother?
Fidel Castro's brother is Ra
Who is the Cuban dictator?
Fulgencio Batista .
The prime minister of cuba?
Cuba does not have a "prime minister" as such. The official position of Prime Minister was abolished in 1976, and replaced by the position of "President of the Council of Ministers." The last prime minister was Fidel Castro, who assumed the new position. The current council president is his brother, Raúl Castro, who is concurrently the First Secretary of the Communist Party in Cuba.
