Fidel Castro's 90th birthday marked with 90-metre cigarPublished13 August 2016Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage source, EPAImage caption, Tobacconist Jose Castelar (in red shirt) dedicated his work to Fidel CastroImage source, APImage caption, The masterpiece is 90m long and took 10 days to create with the help of several assistantsImage source, APImage caption, It was presented on long tables in an old colonial fort overlooking the harbour of HavanaImage source, APImage caption, Mr Castelar and his team worked 12 hours a day for 10 days to roll the cigar, which is the width of an ordinary oneImage source, EPAImage caption, The length of the cigar was verified by a British Embassy official, who said the information would be sent to be verified by Guinness World RecordsMore on this storyThe great survivor: Cuba's Fidel Castro turns 90Published13 August 2016Stones rock Havana with landmark gigPublished26 March 2016How times are changing in HavanaPublished18 March 2016

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