Cuba's Communist Party chooses Miguel Díaz-Canel as leader
The Hindu
Cuba’s Party congress chose Mr. Díaz-Canel to be its leader, adding that crucial post to the title of president he assumed in 2018.
In many ways, is nothing like those who have governed the island for the past six decades. Miguel Diaz-Canel was never a guerrilla fighter and was for only a few years, like all Cubans of his generation, a soldier. He rose peacefully and diligently through the approved channels. And he isn’t named Castro. On Monday, Cuba’s Communist Party congress — as expected — chose Mr. Díaz-Canel to be its leader, adding that crucial post to the title of president he assumed in 2018. In both cases, , 89, sealing a political dynasty that had held power since the 1959 revolution.
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