DescriptionRené Lévesque Fidel Castro Montreal 1959.jpg
Français : Lors de la visite de Fidel Castro à Montréal le 26 avril 1959 à l'invitation de la Jeune chambre de commerce de Montréal. Sur la photo, de gauche à droite : René Lévesque (journaliste), Claude Dupras (président de la Jeune chambre de commerce de Montréal), Fidel Castro (président de Cuba), Jean-Charles Asselin (président de la Chambre de commerce de Montréal), Raymond Daoust (avocat).
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