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Maradona to interview Castro for TV show

Updated: 2005-10-28 16:09

Diego Maradona (L) and Cuban President Fidel Castro smile after appearing together on a live television broadcast in Havana, October 27, 2005. Maradona was in Havana to interview Castro for his weekly television show in Argentina and promised President Castro he would be at the front of an anti-Bush march in Argentina next week.

Diego Maradona (L) and Cuban President Fidel Castro smile after appearing together on a live television broadcast in Havana, October 27, 2005. Maradona was in Havana to interview Castro for his weekly television show in Argentina and promised President Castro he would be at the front of an anti-Bush march in Argentina next week.

Diego Maradona (L) and Cuban President Fidel Castro smile after appearing together on a live television broadcast in Havana, October 27, 2005. Maradona was in Havana to interview Castro for his weekly television show in Argentina and promised President Castro he would be at the front of an anti-Bush march in Argentina next week. [Reuters]


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