World press is full of news and articles about Fidel Castro

Major American and British news agencies and newspapers such as CNN, The New York Times, Reuters, and AP have many articles about Fidel Castro.

Article about Fidel Castro on the home page of The New York Times.

Even CNN and many other newspapers updated online about the news related to Fidel Castro's passing. The New York Times published on its homepage the article: "Fidel Castro, revolutionary Cuban who defied US, dies at 90". The article's cover photo is a picture of him smoking a cigar during an interview in 1964. The article called Fidel Castro a great influence, a symbol, an inspiration for revolutions around the world. He confronted 11 US presidents. In addition, The New York Times also published the difficulties that Fidel faced when building Cuba after the revolution to achieve the results it has today.

The British news agency BBC also updated online, providing the latest information on the state funeral for the Cuban leader as well as the reactions of the Cuban people to the passing of Fidel Castro. In addition, this news agency also published many articles and documents about him.

The Australian ABC called Fidel Castro the Cuban revolutionary leader who built a socialist state on America's doorstep, overcoming five decades of enemy attempts to overthrow him. The channel asserted that in Cuba, he wiped out capitalism and won support to bring schools and hospitals to the poor. The ABC also recalled his influential speeches and that he was one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people of all time in 2012.

The British newspaper The Guardian also placed numerous articles on its homepage about Fidel. In many articles, The Guardian called him a symbol of revolution, one of the most famous leaders in the world. In addition, the newspaper also recalled the numerous failed assassination plots against the Cuban leader that failed to topple him.

The world press is filled with images of Fidel Castro.

News agencies and many newspapers also published many outstanding articles about Fidel Castro. In an article about the activities of the former Cuban President on the TASS news agency, Fidel was called a symbol of the steadfast struggle for national independence and for a prosperous, happy and equal life for the Cuban people.

The first news about the passing of Mr. Fidel Castro in Ria Novosti newspaper said: “Mr. Fidel Castro, revolutionary and outstanding leader of the Cuban people, was born on August 13, 1926. For more than 30 years, from December 1976, he was President of the Council of State and the Council of Ministers of Cuba, as well as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces and President of the National Defense Council of Cuba. Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro passed away at the age of 91 at 10:29 p.m. (local time)” on November 25.

Spain's El Pais newspaper also published a collection of photos of Fidel Castro under the title "Half a century in pictures", along with many other articles about Fidel Castro.

Digital 19 of Nicaragua (a Central American country) published on its front page an article with the headline in large letters: The passing of Commander Fidel Castro Ruz. Always looking forward to the day of victory! (Hasta la victoria, siempre – immortal quote by Che Guevara, an Argentine revolutionary).

In Mexico, the newspaper La Jornada carried an article headlined: “Fidel Castro, leader of the Cuban Revolution and central figure of the 20th century, has died.” The article called him “the father of the Cuban revolution and one of the great figures of the 20th century.

Colombian newspaper El Tiempo also devoted much of its front page to Fidel Castro. The news of his passing was headlined: "Father of the Cuban Revolution dies Friday at the age of 90."

According to Infonet