In a recent interview with Canal 4’s Live Magazine, Ambassador Fonseca emphasized the enduring legacy of Fidel Castro, whose influence transcends national boundaries and serves as a model for social justice, revolutionary change, and the defense of marginalized communities across Latin America, the Caribbean, and the world. Fonseca highlighted Castro’s unwavering commitment to these ideals, which began during his formative years in high school and university, where he first demonstrated a profound sensitivity to social injustices and a relentless pursuit of solutions to improve the lives of the Cuban people. This dedication culminated in the revolutionary triumph of January 1, 1959, marking a pivotal moment in Cuban history. Fonseca also noted that Castro’s vision, articulated in his 1953 plea ‘La Historia me absolverá’ following the Moncada assault, laid the groundwork for the transformative policies of the Cuban Revolution. These policies encompassed economic, social, cultural, sporting, and scientific advancements, leaving a lasting impact on the nation. Beyond Cuba, Castro’s internationalist approach positioned the Revolution as a beacon of solidarity for Latin America and the global community. Fonseca underscored Castro’s emphasis on communication as a critical tool in the fight for truth, particularly through the establishment of Prensa Latina, an agency dedicated to providing accurate information about Cuba and the region. In today’s digital age, this battle continues on social media platforms, where efforts to counter misinformation and present the reality of Cuba remain vital. Fonseca also condemned the U.S. blockade on Cuba, describing it as ‘cruel and genocidal,’ and expressed confidence that the resilience of the Cuban people and the enduring legacy of Castro’s ideals will ultimately lead to a brighter future, sustained by collective commitment and the defense of revolutionary achievements.