Raul Castro's illegitimacy. Part Six.

Has Raul Castro been honest and transparent beside his brother Fidel? What does the Cuban people know about "The reserve of the Commander-in-chief"? According to Juan Reinaldo Sanchez, the Dictator's former bodyguard for more than 17 years, Fidel has "the mentality of a pirate of the Caribbean"; and when feeding his "Reserve", plus yacht Aquarama II, he has two fishing boats called "Purrial of Vicana I у II", and their catches were sent to freezing units in Havana harbor and Unit 160, logistics platform his escort. The fish Catches were sold in the Super Market on the corner of Third Avenue and 70th Street in Miramar. In addition, Juan Reinaldo informs having seen diamonds smuggled from Angola in Fidel's office, sent by Patricio de la Guardia and Arnaldo Ochoa, heads of the Cuban Interior Ministry and Military missions, respectively, in that African country during the war. The diamonds were small, stored in a box of Cohiba cigars, which Chomy, Fidel' secretary, and Pepin, his aide, passed from hand to hand in the presence of Fidel, his personal physician, Eugenio Selman, and the very bodyguard, who confirms, that it was not a problem for Fidel to work outside the law, informally and even to practice smuggling, as circumstances demanded and his position of resistance in front of the U.S. Embargo authorized him. And he assures that Fidel Castro was always aware of all illicit activities, including drug trafficking in the eighties, conceived and put into practice by Patricio de la Guardia and Arnaldo Ochoa, who, within the MC Department (Convertible Currency), struggled to collect currency regardless of the media, in order to support the Revolution. Likewise, Fidel was also aware of Interior Minister Jose Abrantes' parallel activities, who ordered to manufacture fake Levi's jeans in clandestine workshops and trafficked with adulterated Chivas Regal in the black market in Panama. And all for the purpose of feeding the "Reserve of the Commander in Chief" who, however, swears, and swears, and asks you to believe, that he only earned nine hundred cuban pesos a month. To be continued...