Manuel Piñeiro

Manuel Piñeiro, often known as "Manuel Piñeiro del Río," was a key figure in the Cuban Revolution and a prominent member of Fidel Castro's government. Born in 1933, he played a significant role in the establishment of Cuba's intelligence and military operations, particularly in supporting revolutionary movements across Latin America and Africa. Piñeiro was instrumental in developing Cuba’s foreign policy during the Cold War. His contributions to guerrilla warfare and international solidarity made him a respected figure among revolutionaries worldwide until his death in 1998. His legacy reflects Cuba's complex political history and its role in global revolutionary movements.