Cuban revolutionary Fidel Castro and journalist Mario Silva hold discussions in Cuba. Castro was the leader of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 and beyond., a photo by Pan-African News Wire File Photos on Flickr.
Havana
September 9, 2011
Fidel in conversation with Venezuelan journalist Mario Silva
ON September 6 Fidel had a lengthy conversation with Venezuelan journalist Mario Silva, director of Venezolana de Televisión’s "La Hojilla" program.
Silva stated that he had come to Cuba to refute the lies of the Venezuelan opposition and the Miami ultra-right, who had been circulating rumors to the effect that the Cuban leader had died.
"To those people who are currently enjoying themselves believing that Comandante Fidel suffered a brain hemorrhage, I regret to inform them that he is alive and kicking," affirmed Silva, who presented a number of photos of Fidel and himself together to announce the interview, broadcast at midnight yesterday on his popular television program.
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