A state funeral was held in Havana for Ramiro Valdés, a key figure in the Cuban Revolution and close associate of Fidel Castro. Valdés, a veteran commander, died at the age of 83, prompting widespread mourning across Cuba. The ceremony took place at the Ministry of Defense, attended by former Cuban President Raúl Castro and thousands of citizens. Valdés was a prominent leader in the revolutionary struggle, participating in key battles and holding significant positions within the Cuban government. He was known for his role in establishing Cuba’s intelligence services and his involvement in internationalist missions. His death marks the loss of a generation of revolutionaries who shaped modern Cuba. The event underscored the enduring legacy of the Cuban Revolution and its leaders.