Fidel Castro

Banco Nacional club president is devoting a large amount of his free time to charity work

Left waiting by a company for no reason should be a warning that this is an organisation to avoid

Irish supporters of Nicaragua’s Sandinista revolution assess its legacy, 40 years on

The president counters critics by exploiting every athlete willing to associate with him

Cuba’s equivalent of gay pride parade cancelled after state claims of subversion

Research disputes notion that deep-seated cultural factors drive immigration sentiment

Bush could claim to have been one of the most successful foreign-policy US presidents

Fianna Fáil leader says President is ‘best-placed’ to handle centenary celebrations

Nicaraguan leader is last in generation of Latin American revolutionaries clinging to power

Leftist strongman is last of generation of Latin American revolutionaries still in office

An enfeebled leader combined with a mutinous cabinet and a Eurosceptic leader of the opposition make paralysis all but inevitable

Lee Harvey Oswald ‘never an FBI informant, was never paid money for information’

An Post confirms all 122,000 stamps with iconic image are gone and it will print new stock

Jim Fitzpatrick says it was ‘honour’ to produce image and praises An Post decision

Prominent Cuban-American radio host calls on An Post to explain its decision

Fine Gael Senator asks An Post if Pol Pot and Ceausescu also acceptable for special stamps

London Briefing: Ineos founder says ‘Projekt Grenadier’ can fill Land Rover gap

Pragmatism has driven China’s approach so far, but it may have to reconsider its strategy

His promise to serve a single term was a mistake, a result of unjust focus on his age

‘We do not want US dollars to prop up regime that represses and exploits people of Cuba’

Noriega, who ruled Panama from 1983 to 1989, spied for CIA until US invaded

Photo opportunities with pontiff do not equate to sharing his moral vision

The Islington Labour Party of the 1980’s was achingly “right on” and as relevant today as Duran Duran

Warren Beatty, a true Hollywood maverick, sets the record straight on his six-decade-long career and the state of cinema today

Volatile campaigns, extreme candidates and undecided voters are all stoking fears

Macron holds narrow lead as four candidates vie to secure two places in next month’s run-off

Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s breakthrough in polls has prompted a whiff of cold war panic

Che Guevara’s son was four when he last saw his famous father, killed 50 years ago in Bolivia

Influential Cuban cleric Jaime Ortega warns of new uncertainty in US-Cuban relations

From thriving nightclubs to countercultural cinema, Havana is forging a new path

Irish President meets Cuban activists and independent journalists on final day of visit

President says country at ‘interesting’ threshold as humanity faces systemic crisis

Joseph O’Connor’s ‘Star of the Sea’ is the first Irish novel since ‘Ulysses’ published in Cuba

Human rights, LGBT rights and civil society discussed between two leaders

World in 2016 review: Corruption scandals in Brazil and chaos in Venezuela

Diplomatic effort to tackle fall-out from President Higgins’s warm tribute to leader

Or imagine a Trump-like Nixon tweeting away in the small hours – #notacrook, #expletivedeleted

Rollercoaster week for Sinn Féin leader began in Cuba, ended with being called names

As the representative of the Irish people the President has a duty to put his opinions aside and represent the whole nation

Nine days of official mourning for Communist leader come to an end in Santiago