Did Fidel Castro want to create a partnership with spanish speaking nations?

Yes, Fidel Castro sought to create partnerships with Spanish-speaking nations, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, as part of his broader goal of promoting socialism and anti-Imperialism. He believed in fostering solidarity among countries with shared historical and cultural ties, advocating for cooperation against U.S. influence. Through initiatives like the Havana Declaration and support for revolutionary movements, Castro aimed to unify these nations under a common ideological framework.