Justin Trudeau faces backlash after Castro tribute
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Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard defends Justin Trudeau over Castro comments
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'We have seen the passing away of a giant of 20th century,' Philippe Couillard says
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'We have seen the passing away of a giant of 20th century,' Philippe Couillard says
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World leaders react to Fidel Castro's death
USA TODAY Editors 2:40 p.m. EST November 26, 2016
Fidel Castro, a Communist revolutionary who came to rule Cuba with an iron fist, died, his brother, President Raúl Castro announced. Sandy Hooper/USA TODAY Sandy Hooper, USA TODAY
World leaders offered condolences and expressed their feelings over Cuban dictator Fidel Castro's death Saturday morning.
President Obama issued a statement Saturday morning: "Today, we offer condolences to Fidel Castro's family, and our thoughts and prayers are with the Cuban people."
"For nearly six decades, the relationship between the United States and Cuba was marked by discord and profound political disagreements," Obama said. "During my presidency, we have worked hard to put the past behind us, pursuing a future in which the relationship between our two countries is defined not by our differences but by the many things that we share as neighbors and friends — bonds of family, culture, commerce, and common humanity."
President-elect Donald Trump struck a more defiant tone in his statement: "Today, the world marks the passing of a brutal dictator who oppressed his own people for nearly six decades," Trump said. "Fidel Castro’s legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights," he said.
"While Cuba remains a totalitarian island," Trump continued, "it is my hope that today marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long, and toward a future in which the wonderful Cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve."
Secretary of State John Kerry released a statement Saturday: "We extend our condolences to the Cuban people today as they mourn the passing of Fidel Castro. Over more than half a century, he played an outsized role in their lives, and he influenced the direction of regional, even global affairs," Kerry said.
Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, sent a telegram to Raúl Castro, hailing Fidel Castro as a "symbol of a whole era of modern world history" saying he was "a wise and strong person" who was "an inspiring example for all countries and peoples" and a "sincere and reliable friend of Russia."
Russia's prime minister, Dimitry Medvedev, said, in part, "Without exaggeration, a whole era of history is gone with Fidel Castro."
Pope Francis sent a telegram to Raúl Castro as well, writing, "Upon receiving the sad news of the passing of your beloved brother, the honorable Fidel Castro Ruz, former president of the state council and the government of the Republic of Cuba, I express my sadness to your excellency and all family members of the deceased dignitary, as well as the government and the people in that beloved nation."
"At the same time," the pope's telegram continued, "I offer my prayers for his eternal rest, and I entrust the Cuban people to the maternal intercession of Our Lady of La Caridad del Cobre, patroness of that country."
Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a telegram to Cuba on Saturday, mourning the loss of a "dear comrade and true friend" of the Chinese people who made "immortal contributions to the development of socialism around the world."
China's official Xinhua News Agency eulogized a man who "resisted the American superpower for half a century" with the headline: "Old Soldiers Never Die."
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad called Castro a “great leader” who has “led the struggle of his country and people against imperialism and hegemony for decades, and that his steadfastness has become an example and an inspiration for leaders and peoples everywhere in the world.
“The name Fidel Castro will remain etched in the minds of all generations, as an inspiration for all the peoples seeking true independence and liberation from the yoke of colonization and hegemony,” Assad said via the Syrian Arab News Agency.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon also offered his condolences to the Cuban people and the family of Fidel Castro over the death of the island's longtime leader. Ban said that "at this time of national mourning, I offer the support of the United Nations to work alongside the people of the island."
Ban added that under Castro, Cuba made advances in the fields of education, literacy and health, also noting that he hopes "Cuba will continue to advance on a path of reform and greater prosperity."
President of India Pranab Mukherjee offered condolences and the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi called Castro one of the most iconic personalities of the 20th century.
World leaders react to Fidel Castro's death
USA TODAY Editors 2:40 p.m. EST November 26, 2016
Fidel Castro, a Communist revolutionary who came to rule Cuba with an iron fist, died, his brother, President Raúl Castro announced. Sandy Hooper/USA TODAY Sandy Hooper, USA TODAY
World leaders offered condolences and expressed their feelings over Cuban dictator Fidel Castro's death Saturday morning.
President Obama issued a statement Saturday morning: "Today, we offer condolences to Fidel Castro's family, and our thoughts and prayers are with the Cuban people."
"For nearly six decades, the relationship between the United States and Cuba was marked by discord and profound political disagreements," Obama said. "During my presidency, we have worked hard to put the past behind us, pursuing a future in which the relationship between our two countries is defined not by our differences but by the many things that we share as neighbors and friends — bonds of family, culture, commerce, and common humanity."
President-elect Donald Trump struck a more defiant tone in his statement: "Today, the world marks the passing of a brutal dictator who oppressed his own people for nearly six decades," Trump said. "Fidel Castro’s legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights," he said.
"While Cuba remains a totalitarian island," Trump continued, "it is my hope that today marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long, and toward a future in which the wonderful Cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve."
Secretary of State John Kerry released a statement Saturday: "We extend our condolences to the Cuban people today as they mourn the passing of Fidel Castro. Over more than half a century, he played an outsized role in their lives, and he influenced the direction of regional, even global affairs," Kerry said.
Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, sent a telegram to Raúl Castro, hailing Fidel Castro as a "symbol of a whole era of modern world history" saying he was "a wise and strong person" who was "an inspiring example for all countries and peoples" and a "sincere and reliable friend of Russia."
Russia's prime minister, Dimitry Medvedev, said, in part, "Without exaggeration, a whole era of history is gone with Fidel Castro."
Pope Francis sent a telegram to Raúl Castro as well, writing, "Upon receiving the sad news of the passing of your beloved brother, the honorable Fidel Castro Ruz, former president of the state council and the government of the Republic of Cuba, I express my sadness to your excellency and all family members of the deceased dignitary, as well as the government and the people in that beloved nation."
"At the same time," the pope's telegram continued, "I offer my prayers for his eternal rest, and I entrust the Cuban people to the maternal intercession of Our Lady of La Caridad del Cobre, patroness of that country."
Chinese President Xi Jinping also sent a telegram to Cuba on Saturday, mourning the loss of a "dear comrade and true friend" of the Chinese people who made "immortal contributions to the development of socialism around the world."
China's official Xinhua News Agency eulogized a man who "resisted the American superpower for half a century" with the headline: "Old Soldiers Never Die."
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad called Castro a “great leader” who has “led the struggle of his country and people against imperialism and hegemony for decades, and that his steadfastness has become an example and an inspiration for leaders and peoples everywhere in the world.
“The name Fidel Castro will remain etched in the minds of all generations, as an inspiration for all the peoples seeking true independence and liberation from the yoke of colonization and hegemony,” Assad said via the Syrian Arab News Agency.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon also offered his condolences to the Cuban people and the family of Fidel Castro over the death of the island's longtime leader. Ban said that "at this time of national mourning, I offer the support of the United Nations to work alongside the people of the island."
Ban added that under Castro, Cuba made advances in the fields of education, literacy and health, also noting that he hopes "Cuba will continue to advance on a path of reform and greater prosperity."
President of India Pranab Mukherjee offered condolences and the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi called Castro one of the most iconic personalities of the 20th century.
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Fidel Castro was a dictator, Trudeau says
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-castro-dictator-1.3869851
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Fidel Castro was a dictator and he did not intend to minimize the former Cuban leader's human rights abuses.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-castro-dictator-1.3869851
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Fidel Castro was a dictator and he did not intend to minimize the former Cuban leader's human rights abuses.
