The Castro family is a prominent family in Cuba, known for their significant political influence. The most notable members include Fidel Castro, who led the Cuban Revolution and served as the Prime Minister and later the President of Cuba, and his brother Raúl Castro, who succeeded him in leadership. The family has been involved in various aspects of Cuban governance and society since the mid-20th century. Their legacy includes both support for socialist policies and criticism for human rights issues, shaping Cuba's political landscape for decades.