Cuban dictator Raúl Castro reappeared at an official event in Havana to commemorate the centenary of his brother Fidel.

Former Cuban president Raúl Castro made a public reappearance on Thursday in Havana, attending a ceremony commemorating the centenary of his brother, Fidel Castro. The 95-year-old leader, who had not been seen in public for several months, wore his traditional olive-green uniform for the event.

The appearance follows a period of public absence and comes months after Raúl Castro faced accusations in May, though the provided text cuts off before detailing the full nature of those allegations. The event itself centered on honoring the legacy of Fidel Castro on his birth centenary.