🇨🇺 Murió Ramiro Valdés, una de las figuras más poderosas de la Revolución Cubana | DNews

#Cuba #RamiroValdés #CubanRevolution [00:00] ⚠️ Official announcement of the death of Ramiro Valdés, recognized as a hero by the regime. [01:05] 🔥 Valdés as the architect of the repressive system and political terror in Cuba. [03:01] 🗣️ On July 21st, popular demonstrations where Valdés was singled out as responsible for the terror. [05:18] 🏛️ Positions held by Valdés, from minister to vice president. [06:05] 👁️ Creation of the Department of State Security and the General Directorate of Intelligence. [07:24] ⛓️ Implementation of forced labor camps and persecution of minority groups. [09:05] 🔥 Recent protests and looting demonstrate popular resistance and the potential end of absolute power. Ramiro Valdés Menéndez, a historic leader of the Cuban Revolution and one of the most influential figures of the regime established in 1959, died at the age of 94, according to an official statement from the Cuban government. His death marks the end of a political career that spanned more than six decades on the island and was closely linked to Fidel Castro, Raúl Castro, and the main power structures of the Cuban state. Valdés participated in the early years of the revolutionary movement and held numerous important positions, including Minister of the Interior, Vice President of the Council of State, Deputy Prime Minister, and head of strategic areas related to security, intelligence, and communications. His name became synonymous with the development of state security agencies and the consolidation of the political structure that sustained the regime for decades. After the news broke, Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel highlighted Valdés's legacy and described him as one of the key figures of the Revolution. Meanwhile, conflicting interpretations emerged from various sectors regarding his role in Cuba's contemporary history, reflecting the profound debate that the political legacy of Castroism continues to generate both within and outside the island. Ramiro Valdés's death also comes at a complex time for Cuba, marked by economic hardship, recurring blackouts, mass emigration, and growing expressions of social discontent. His passing represents the closing of a chapter, one that saw him become one of the last historical figures who accompanied the revolutionary process from its origins to the present day. 🔴 Latest News from Latin America 📺 700 | 1700 @DIRECTVLA 📺 22 | Telecentro 📺 570 | Flow 📺 514 | Claro 📲 @DGO_LATAM 🔴 +DNEWS +LIVE Schedules 🇦🇷 🇨🇱 🇺🇾 6 to 8 AM DNews at Dawn 8 AM to 12 PM DNews in the Morning 12 to 2 PM DNews First Edition 2 to 8 PM DNews in the Afternoon 8 to 10 PM DNews Central Schedules 🇨🇴 🇪🇨 🇵🇪 4 to 6 AM DNews at Dawn 6 to 10 AM DNews in the Morning 10 AM to 12 PM DNews First Edition 12 to 6 PM DNews in the Afternoon 6 to 8 PM DNews Central Follow us on our social media: X   / dnewsok   Instagram   / dnewsok   Facebook   / dnewsok   Threads https://www.threads.net/@dnewsok TikTok   / dnewsok   We are DNews. We are Latin America. #latinamerica #news #dnews