Cuba’s former leader, Fidel Castro, has been seen in public by the public for the first time in 14 months, local media reports.<br /><br /> Newly-released photos appear to show the leader greeting a group of Venezuelans, which was visiting a school in the capital, Havana.<br /><br /> Cuba’s Fidel Castro seen in public after 14 months http://t.co/vNYVcW5p2W pic.twitter.com/7t2veKaBtX— Press TV (@PressTV) April 5, 2015<br /><br /> The encounter is said to have been unplanned.<br /><br /> State-run television network Cubavision released the pictures on Saturday (April 4), but reported the meeting took place the previous Monday (March 30).<br /><br /> Castro’s prolonged absence had led to rumours he was terminally ill or may even have died.
