May 15, 2006

Cuban President Fidel Castro speaks during a radio and TV special program broadcasted on May 15, 2006 in Havana. Castro qualified as "infamous trash" the report by U.S. magazine Forbes appointing him as the wealthiest non-monarchic head of state in the world, with a personal fortune of $900 million .

( AFP Getty Images/Marcelino Vazquez Hernandez / July 26, 2012 )

Cuban President Fidel Castro speaks during a radio and TV special program broadcasted on May 15, 2006 in Havana. Castro qualified as "infamous trash" the report by U.S. magazine Forbes appointing him as the wealthiest non-monarchic head of state in the world, with a personal fortune of $900 million .

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