The Press of Panama revealed over the past three hours that Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, grandson of Raúl Castro, frequently travels between Havana, Caracas, and Panama on a private jet, HP-715, engaging in activities that highlight a life of privilege contrasting with the hardships faced by ordinary Cubans. According to findings published by The Press of Panama, these trips involve Panamanian businessmen, lawyers, and operators who have been linked to significant contracts, particularly during the pandemic. The reports detail exclusive meetings held in Obarrio, a district in Panama City, where economic interests, political favors, and connections to figures within the Castro regime are reportedly intertwined. The uncovered records from The Press of Panama illustrate Rodríguez Castro's privileged lifestyle through his documented movements and associations. These publications aim to shed light on the extent of his influence and the nature of his dealings across Cuba, Venezuela, and Panama.
