He actually said:
"If one day the USA needs doctors... * I know you have many and great* but if at any corner of the nation or neighborhood at some point there are no doctors available, our doctors would gladly come over to work with you."

Standing ovation for a man who has and will stand the test of time, because he was on the right side of history.

U can say what u want about Castro but he was a man of the people and he stood his ground against the US government which is more than alot of countries can say he was wise and he had balls, rip to a great man.

I was actually there that night and it was truly electrifying. El Comandante had such a presence it was unbelievable

My parents were in El Salvador during the time of the CIA destroying it. My mother said Castro would give these hours longs talks where he'd lay out his plans and if the people liked it they would cheer and if they didn't they would scream what they wanted and he'd say, "I disagree but if that is what the people want we will do that." THAT IS LEADERSHIP OF AND BY THE PEOPLE not driven by financial BS!

What a moment in time that must’ve been. My mom was in the crowd that night, and she always talks about Fidel’s unmatched ability to move a crowd…

It breaks my heart that the US Government teaches its people this man was a monster.  He was a hero and a champion, not just to his own people, but to all the working people of the world.  Truly one of the greatest leaders of his lifetime, if not the greatest.  Long live the revolution!  Long live international socialism!

It's hard to believe that this was 24 years ago.

Its so confusing growing up as a cold war kid, fearing him. As an adult who has been to Cuba, I'm struggling to make sense of it all.

The lady who is interpreting is amazing as well.

One thing for sure he sent soldiers to the Congo's in Africa to help the Africans against the killing of the Congo's people.

In geopolitics he is recognize by the pentagon for playing his cards right

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Fidel came to Harlem?! That's crazy. I would've loved to shake his hand. RIP El Comandante.

Imagine what he could've of accomplished if it wasn't for the embargo and constant aggression from the US

I love this crowd. Their energy is contagious.

Salute from your Winston-Salem NC FAMILY 💯💯

Who is the woman interpreting the speech?

The applause for a Rock Star..

Wonder if 2pac saw this at the time when he was alive..