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By PETER ORSI, Associated Press HAVANA (AP) Cuba replaced the oldest official in Raul Castro's Cabinet on Thursday, an 88-year-old ex-general who helped mold the communist country's new army and commanded defenses at the Bay of Pigs invasion. Jose Ramon Fernandez, a longtime member of Communist Party's ruling Central Committee, is out as vice president of the Council of Ministers, according to an official notice published by party newspaper Granma. Jose M. Miyar Barrueco, 79, is also leaving his post as minister of science, technology and environment. Castro has publicly regretted that Cuba has failed to groom new leadership to take over from the 70- and 80-somethings who occupy many top posts in his government. Preparing the next generation is a priority for his five-year term, he says. Granma said Fernandez is being named a special adviser to Castro in recognition of his service to the country and lauded "his experience, the positive results under his charge and particularly his contributions to the educational development of the country,cheap toms shoes." Fernandez, nicknamed "El Gallego" or "The Galician" for his Spanish roots and accent, was imprisoned before Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution for joining a dissident group of military officers. The new government assigned him to run a military cadet school that laid the groundwork for Cuba's new ar Related articles:

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