Fidel Castro attacks Obama's Cuba visit in letter

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In a prickly 1,500-word essay, the former Cuban prime minister, now 89, says Cuba doesn't need any presents from the "empire" and responds to Obama's Havana speech line by line.
"We do not need empire to give us anything" Castro wrote in his letter.
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