On November 30, the military convoy carrying the ashes of Cuban leader Fidel Castro began moving out of Havana, taking him to his final resting place - Santiago de Cuba, considered the "cradle" of the Cuban revolution.
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People wait for the motorcade carrying Fidel's ashes to begin its journey from the capital to Santiago de Cuba. Cuban leader Fidel Castro died on November 25 at the age of 90. His body was cremated the following day. |
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The urn containing Fidel's ashes was carried onto a military vehicle in Havana on November 30, after a two-day funeral in the capital. |
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A military convoy began a three-day journey carrying Fidel Castro's ashes to Santiago de Cuba, in eastern Cuba. |
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Havana residents waved flags to bid their leader a final farewell. |
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Buildings in Havana along the motorcade's route were mostly draped with Cuban flags. |
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Thousands of people poured into the streets to bid Fidel Castro a final farewell in the capital Havana. |
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The 950 km journey passes through 13 of the 15 provinces. |
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This will be a retrace of Castro's journey as a young man, when he led a guerrilla force that overthrew the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista in 1959. |
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Many people cried as they watched the military convoy carrying Fidel's ashes pass through Havana. |
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People in Colon wait for the motorcade carrying the leader's ashes to pass by. |
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People standing on the El Morro fortress watch the convoy carrying the leader's ashes to their final resting place. |
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Students wait for the military convoy carrying Fidel Castro's ashes to pass by. |
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People from Cardenas, Matanzas province, Cuba take photos of the military convoy. |
According to PLO