Raul Castro’s six-fingered, jet-setting grandson emerges from shadows in US-Cuba talks
Raúl Guillermo Rodriguez Castro, the grandson of former Cuban leader Raul Castro, has emerged as a key figure in US-Cuba negotiations. Known as 'The Crab' due to his six-fingered hand, he plays a significant role in overseeing his grandfather's security. The younger Castro's involvement comes amid concerns from the US administration about the stability of Cuba and its implications for US interests.
- ▪Raúl Guillermo Rodriguez Castro is the influential grandson of ex-dictator Raul Castro.
- ▪He has been identified as a primary contact for US officials in negotiations with Cuba.
- ▪Raulito Castro oversees his grandfather's security and has significant sway in the Cuban government.
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World News Raul Castro’s six-fingered, jet-setting grandson emerges from shadows in US-Cuba talks By Geoff Earle Published May 30, 2026, 7:12 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google His grandfather ruled Cuba with an iron fist, but now top US officials have identified the shadowy Castro relative known as “The Crab” — for his six-fingered hand — as their go-to guy in critical negotiations. Raúl Guillermo Rodriguez Castro is the influential eldest grandson of ex-dictator and 94-year-old Raul Castro, who was indicted for murder in Miami on May 23 in connection with the 1996 shoot-down of two planes operated by Brothers to the Rescue.
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