It has been claimed that he smoked the first of his famous cigars at age 14 and survived as many as assassination attempts, but there is another claim that almost defies belief. According to former aides, Castro had an incredible sexual appetite. It has been reported that he would sleep with at least two different women per day, and would send his bodyguards out to find the most beautiful ones for his pleasure.
Former NBA basketball star Wilt Chamberlain famously claimed to have slept with 20, women , but Fidel Castro far surpasses even that astronomical number. As part of a documentary project by filmmaker Ian Halperin, former Castro staff have gone on record to estimate that the Cuban slept with around 35, women. New York, Sep A documentary about the life of Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz or Fidel Castro reveals how the controversial Cuban revolutionary leader managed to rule the country for more than four decades.
The secret is, apparently, he having slept with more than 35, women! Fidel Castro led Cuba from December until his resignation in February He came to power as a result of the Cuban revolution that overthrew the dictator Fulgencio Batista, and shortly thereafter became Prime Minister of Cuba. Although the US has tried hard to get rid of him, Castro outlasted no fewer than nine American Presidents since he took power.
ET India Inc. ET Engage. ET Secure IT. Auto Auto News. Auto Components. Products Durables. Energy Power. Services Advertising. Rate Story. Font Size Abc Small. Abc Medium. Fidel and I made love in this car. The pair actually wonders if he had, by pointing out that "Cuba is one of the most gay-friendly countries in the world.
Or, you know, the fact that the government still cracks down on dissident gay pride gatherings. What could have been a somewhat thoughtful piece on the intersection of sex and totalitarianism is instead a tale of two clueless americanos wandering around the country asking any older woman they find about Fidel's penis and coming back only with the tale of a drunk woman they called a donkey.
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