Meet Alejandro Castro Espin, Cuba's man of the hour


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Alejandro Castro Espin, son of Cuban President Raul Castro, presents his book Imperio del Terror (Terror's Empire), on Feb 21, 2009, in Havana. Photo: AFP/Adalberto Roque

‘He is open to ideas’

Castro Espin lost all or part of the vision in one eye in a training exercise in Angola, where Cuba sent forces from 1975 to 1991 to defend a Marxist government against South African and US-backed insurgents.

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