Ramiro Valdés, a key figure in the Cuban Revolution, has passed away at the age of 94. He was a comandante and a close associate of Che Guevara. Valdés also played a crucial role in founding Cuba's intelligence services.

The announcement of his death was made by Miguel Díaz-Canel, the current leader of Cuba. Valdés held the position of viceprimer ministro, or vice prime minister, and was one of the last prominent figures of the Cuban Revolution. Further details about Valdés' life and legacy can be found through France 24 Español, which reported on his passing.