¿Quién fue realmente Ramiro Valdés? La verdad detrás del mito revolucionario

🩸 Why was Ramiro Valdés called “The Butcher of Artemisa”? For decades, Ramiro Valdés was presented as a commander, a founder of the Cuban Revolution, and one of Fidel Castro's most loyal men. But behind the official tributes lies another story: one of interrogations, prisons, files, surveilled towns, and fear that became a system. In this documentary by Expediente Cero, we reconstruct the story of Ramiro Valdés Menéndez: from his impoverished childhood in Artemisa to his role as one of the most feared men in the Cuban regime. His name became linked to the G-2 intelligence service, State Security, the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDRs), political repression, social control, and a surveillance apparatus that marked the lives of millions of Cubans both on and off the island. 📌 We talk about the boy they called Ramirito. 📌 The commander who trained alongside Che Guevara. 📌 From the founder of the State Security apparatus. 📌 From the man accused by former political prisoners and opposition members of designing part of the Cuban repressive system. 📌 And from the old leader who, on July 11th, was confronted by the people shouting “murderer.” This is not a tribute. It is a dossier. A story about power, fear, historical memory, and the wounds that still weigh heavily on Cuba. Document Zero — The Cuba that many prefer to forget. 👉 Subscribe to the channel if you want to see more documentaries about the real history of Cuba, the Cuban exile community, political repression, Castroism, and the names the regime made untouchable. 💬 Leave me a comment: Do you think Cuba will ever judge, even in memory, the men who built that apparatus? #RamiroValdes #ButcherOfArtemisa #Cuba #FileZero #HistoryOfCuba