Fidel Castro, the former president of Cuba and one of the world’s longest-serving leaders, had a reputation for sleeping with many women, according to an insider.

The late 90-year-old had a “bit of a reputation for sleeping around” and would allegedly have sex with at least two women a day, an ex-Castro official named Ramon has claimed.

The insider alleged that Castro slept with 35,000 women during his reign.

“He slept with at least two women a day for more than four decades – one for lunch and one for supper,” the insider said. “Sometimes he even ordered one for breakfast.”

Castro was a divisive figure who served as Cuba’s leader from 1959 to 2006.

Supporters believe he gave Cuba back to its people after toppling the government in 1959, while his critics view him as a dictator.

Despite the controversy surrounding him, he became one of the longest-serving leaders in the world.

According to Ramon, Castro’s relationships with women helped him stay in power.

“I don’t think he would have stayed on as long as he did if not for all the incredible women he had access to as president,” Ramon said.

Actor James Franco has been cast as Castro in an upcoming biopic about the leader’s daughter, Alina Fernández Revuelta.

The film, titled Alina of Cuba, will focus on Fernández Revuelta, who exiled herself to Spain after years of being one of her father’s most outspoken critics.

Mía Maestro has been cast as Natalia ‘Naty’ Revuelta, who engaged in a romance with Castro and fell pregnant with their child.

The film’s lead creative producer, John Martinez O’Felan, said the project aimed to be “truly inclusive” by uniting actors and creatives from both intergenerational and recent Latin roots from the U.S, Latin America, and the world.

There is currently no release date for Alina of Cuba.

Castro’s relationships with women have long been the subject of rumors and speculation.

In 2012, a book titled “Fidel Castro: My Life” alleged that the Cuban leader had slept with over 35,000 women. The book was written by Juan Reinaldo Sanchez, who served as Castro’s personal bodyguard for 17 years before defecting to the United States in 2008.

Sanchez claimed that Castro had a system in place to help him choose which women he would sleep with.

“The first secretary of the Federation of University Students or a young journalist or some other woman would be designated to spend the night with El Caballo,” Sanchez wrote.

“But when he traveled, his security guards would choose women from the upper echelons of society and round them up for Fidel.”

Castro’s relationships with women were not limited to those in Cuba. He also had affairs with women from other countries, including the United States.

In 2016, a former CIA agent named Brian Latell claimed that Castro had a secret love child with a CIA agent named Marita Lorenz.

Lorenz allegedly had an affair with Castro in 1959, but later became a CIA informant.

Despite the controversy surrounding Castro, he remains a hero to many in Cuba and around the world.

In the wake of his death in 2016, Cuban state media declared nine days of mourning, and thousands of people attended his funeral.

Many viewed him as a champion of socialism and a symbol of resistance to American imperialism.