At 95, Raúl Castro stepped back into public view on Saturday, attending a military ceremony in his familiar olive-green uniform — a quiet but deliberate signal that Cuba's revolutionary generation has not yet fully receded from the stage. His appearance came after weeks of silence, missed anniversaries, and unconfirmed hospitalization reports that had stirred exile communities and international observers alike. In a country where visibility itself is a form of governance, the act of showing up carries meaning beyond the merely physical.