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"El Comandante está bien, haciendo sus cosas diarias, leyendo, practicando sus ejercicios”, fueron las palabras de Alex Castro, uno de los hijos de Fidel Castro, al preguntarle sobre el rumor de la muerte de su padre.

El blog de Yohandry, identificado con la postura oficialista, indicó que el hijo de Castro se encontraba en la provincia de Guantánamo en la inauguración de su exposición fotográfica cuando aclaró el rumor que desde inicios de esta semana se comenzó a difundir en la isla caribeña y en el exterior.

Alex Cruz es graduado de Ingenería electroquímica, pero asegura que ahora le apasiona la fotografía. La exposición inaugurada en el oriente del país es sobre Fidel Castro. "Ninguna [foto] es posada ni intencional, todas se hicieron en su cotidianeidad".

No es la primera vez que circulan fuertes rumores de la muerte del gobernante cubano.

Fidel Castro se convirtió esta semana en "trending topic" en la red social de Twitter, debido a los rumores que sobre su estado de salud circularon en Internet, en el sentido de que estaría muerto cerebralmente hablando y ya no respiraría por sus propios medios.

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  • Anti-Castro leader Marta Beatriz Roque (

    Anti-Castro leader Marta Beatriz Roque (R) attends the weekly demonstration of the 'Ladies in White' movement (wives and mothers of political prisoners) in the streets of Havana 09 December 2007. The peaceful 'Ladies in white' movement demonstrated for the first time in front of the Cuban National Assembly ahead of tomorrow's International Human Rights Day. AFP PHOTO/ADALBERTO ROQUE (Photo credit should read ADALBERTO ROQUE/AFP/Getty Images)

  • (From R to L) Cuban government opponents

    HAVANA, CUBA: (From R to L) Cuban government opponents Vladimiro Roca, Marta Beatriz Roque, Felix Bonne and Rene Gomez Manzano, hold a meeting at the residence of Michael Pamley, head of the US Interest Office in Havana, 21 June, 2007. The opponents celebrated the 10th anniversary of the manifesto 'The Land is for All', written by them 10 years ago. AFP PHOTO/Adalberto ROQUE (Photo credit should read ADALBERTO ROQUE/AFP/Getty Images)

  • Cuban government opponents Vladimiro Roc

    HAVANA, CUBA: Cuban government opponents Vladimiro Roca (R) and Marta Beatriz Roque, chat during a meeting at the residence of Michael Pamley, head of the US Interest Office in Havana, 21 June, 2007. The opponents celebrated the 10th anniversary of the manifesto 'The Land is for All', written by them 10 years ago. AFP PHOTO/Adalberto ROQUE (Photo credit should read ADALBERTO ROQUE/AFP/Getty Images)

  • A group of Cuban women, wifes and mother

    LA HABANA, CUBA: A group of Cuban women, wifes and mothers of political prisoners, hold pictures of dissident Marta Beatriz Roque 09 May 2004 in Havana, during a Mother's Day demonstration asking the government to free their relatives. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

  • Police keep residents at bay after a lea

    Police keep residents at bay after a leading Cuban dissident, economist Marta Beatriz Roque was arrested in Havana 20 March 2003, the latest victim of a crackdown in which at least 55 people were detained this week, another political activist, told AFP. Roque was arrested early 20 March 2003 together with five other dissidents staging a 10-day-old hunger strike to press for the release of political prisoners, according to the head of the Cuban Commission for Human Rights and National Reconciliation (CCDHRN), a group that is banned but tolerated by the island's communist authorities. AFP PHOTO/Adalberto ROQUE (Photo credit should read ADALBERTO ROQUE/AFP/Getty Images)

  • Berta Soler, leader of Cuban dissident group Ladies in White speaks with journalists after her organization's meeting with Cardinal Jaime Ortega in Havana, Cuba, Thursday, June 7, 2012. Ladies in White is a group made up of relatives of Cuban dissidents who are imprisoned. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)

  • Laura Labrada, member of dissident group "Ladies in White," wears a T-shirt showing a photograph of the late Cuban activist Oswaldo Paya, center, and of late dissident leader Laura Pollan, top right, during Paya's burial at a cemetery in Havana, Cuba, Tuesday, July 24, 2012. Paya, 60, gained international fame as the lead organizer of the Varela Project, a signature-gathering drive asking authorities for a referendum on guaranteeing rights such as freedom of speech and assembly. The initiative launched a decade ago was seen as the biggest nonviolent campaign to change the system Fidel Castro established after the 1959 Cuban revolution. Paya died on Sunday, July 22, 2012 in a car crash. Paya's death follows the October 2011 death of Laura Pollan, the leader of the "Ladies in White." (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)

  • Spanish citizen Angel Francisco Carromero speaks during a press conference via pre-taped video footage that was shown during a press conference organized by Cuba's International Press Center, in Havana, Cuba, Monday, July 30, 2012. Carromero and Swedish citizen Jens Aron Modig, who were traveling with Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya when he died in a car crash, are denying speculation that a second vehicle was involved. Carromero says he braked abruptly after entering an unpaved construction zone and lost control. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)

  • Members of the opposition group Cuban Network of Community Communicators, facing the home of prominent dissident Martha Beatriz Roque, gather in a walkway, just outside her window, in support of her hunger strike in Havana, Cuba, Tuesday, Sept 11, 2012. Roque has declared a hunger strike and says 12 other opposition members are joining her. The hunger strikers are seeking to draw attention to the injustices committed in their view against opponents of the government and the lack of response from the authorities to their demands. Among their demands is that Cuba's government free a little-known opposition member, Jorge Vazquez. They say he is serving a jail term for a minor, non-political crime and ought to have been freed Sunday. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)

  • Members of the opposition group Cuban Network of Community Communicators sit inside the home of prominent dissident Martha Beatriz Roque in support of her hunger strike, in Havana, Cuba, Thursday, Sept 13, 2012. Roque is seeking to draw attention to the injustices committed in her view against opponents of the government and the lack of response from the authorities to demands. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

  • APTOPIX Cuba Hunger Strike

  • Tibetan Youth Congress members rest on their beds, in the background, on the 17th day of their indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012. The demands of the hunger strikers include pressing China to grant immediate access to governments, international organizations and the media to travel in Tibet in order to understand the aspirations of Tibetans living there and to release Tibetan prisoners of conscience, among others. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)

  • Tibetan Youth Congress members rest on their beds, in the background, on the 17th day of their indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012. The demands of the hunger strikers include pressing China to grant immediate access to governments, international organizations and the media to travel in Tibet in order to understand the aspirations of Tibetans living there and to release Tibetan prisoners of conscience, among others. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)

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