Former Cuban President Raúl Castro reappears in public at a military event, news outlets report. He is seen attending celebrations marking the anniversary of an army branch, described as responsible for protecting Cuba’s top leaders.
CBS News and other outlets say Castro’s public appearance follows a period of hospitalization, though they do not specify the cause or length of that stay. ABC News notes that Castro, who is 95, appears alongside his bodyguard and his grandson, adding detail about who is present during the appearance.
The different reports largely align on the core facts: Castro is back in public and attends a military anniversary event. Coverage varies mainly in the level of detail—some emphasize the fact of his return after hospitalization, while others highlight the setting and the people accompanying him. All accounts characterize the event as part of official military ceremonies tied to the security role of a specific branch.
