Former Cuban President and revolutionary leader Raul Castro made his first public appearance after being indicted by the US on murder charges. He was seen at an event in Havana organized by the Cuban Interior Ministry, which was broadcast on state television. The US court indicted Castro last month for allegedly ordering the shooting down of a passenger plane in 1996, killing four US citizens.
Castro, who turned 95 this year, was last seen in public at an International Workers' Day rally last month. The Trump administration claims that then-Defense Minister Raul Castro ordered the downing of a plane operated by a Cuban exile group in 1996. Cuba's government has dismissed the charges as politically motivated.



















