Various organizations and individuals worldwide have recently commemorated the enduring legacy of Fidel Castro, the revolutionary leader who shaped Cuba’s history. Through social media platforms, groups have shared videos and messages emphasizing the solidarity movement with Cuba, a nation that has faced a U.S. blockade for over six decades with unwavering resistance and dignity. Among these groups, the Broad Front for Democracy (FAD), the National Solidarity Coordination, and the Asociación Martiana de Cubanos Residentes en Panama have highlighted the continued relevance of Castro’s work and ideology. In Panama, the Cuban embassy is set to host a photographic exhibition showcasing the profound impact of this iconic statesman. Fidel Castro, born on August 13, 1926, and passing on November 25, 2016, is celebrated for his pivotal role in advancing Cuba’s revolutionary process, steering the nation toward socialism, and fostering unity among its people. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, along with other high-ranking officials, has reiterated the vitality of Castro’s revolutionary ideals and the enduring influence of his leadership. On social media platform X, Díaz-Canel emphasized the immortality of Castro’s ideas, urging skeptics to witness the ongoing resonance of his legacy. The hashtag #FidelViveEntreNos (Fidel Lives Among Us) has become a rallying cry, symbolizing the lasting impact of Castro’s vision on Cuba and the world.