Who has Fidel Castro designated to be his successor as ruler of Cuba?
Correct answer: C. his brother
- A. his daughter
- B. his son
- C. his brother
- D. his nephew
Explanation
Fidel Castro’s brother, Raúl Castro, succeeded him as Cuba’s leader. His daughter and son were not designated as successors, making the family relationship the key clue.
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