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Muere la primera esposa de Fidel Castro, Mirta Díaz-Balart

La señora de 95 años vivía en Madrid y era la madre del hijo Mirta Díaz-Balart, primera esposa de Fidel Castro y madre de su primer hijo, murió en Madrid a los 95 años de edad, según dio a conocer este sábado su nieto, Fidel Alejandro Castro Smirnov, quien destacó en su cuenta de Twitter el gran cariño que le tenía. “Rodeada de mucho amor, partió mi querida abuela Mirta Díaz-Balart Gutiérrez.…

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Fidel Castro

This Biography is about one of the best Professional Politician of the world Fidel Castro including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail… Express info Real Name Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz Nickname Not Known Profession Politician and Revolutionary Age (as on 25 November 2016) 90 Years old Physical Stats & More Info Party Communist Party of Cuba Political Journey • In 1947, he joined the Party of the Cuban People (Partido Ortodoxo), founded by Eduardo Chibás. • In June 1952 election, he was nominated for the House of Representatives. • In 1952, he formed a group called "The Movement". • On 16 February 1959, he was sworn in as the 16th Prime Minister of Cuba. • In July 1959, he proclaimed himself Representative of the Rebel Armed Forces of the Presidency and resumed his Premiership on July 23. • On 24 June 1961, he became the 1st secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba. • On 2 December 1976, he became the 17th President of Cuba. Biggest Rival Fulgencio Batista Physical Stats & More Of Fidel Castro Height (approx.) in centimeters- 191 cm in meters- 1.91 m in Feet Inches- 6’ 3” Weight (approx.) in Kilograms- 80 kg in Pounds- 176 lbs Eye Colour Black Hair Colour White Personal Life Of Fidel Castro Date of Birth August 13, 1926 Place of Birth Birán, Holguin Province, Cuba Date of Death November 25, 2016 Place of Death Havana, Cuba Cause of Death Not Known Zodiac sign/Sun sign Leo Nationality Cuban Hometown Santiago de Cuba School La Salle boarding school, Santiago, Cuba Jesuit-run Dolores School, Santiago, Cuba Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, Havana, Cuba College University of Havana, Cuba Educational Qualifications Doctor of Law from the University of Havana Debut In 1947, when he joined the Party of the Cuban People (Partido Ortodoxo) founded by Eduardo Chibás Family Father- Ángel Castro y Argiz Mother- Lina Ruz GonzálezBrothers- Raúl Castro (President of Cuba), Ramón Castro Ruz, Pedro Emilio Castro Argota, Manuel Castro Argota, Martin Castro Sisters- Juanita Castro, Emma Castro, Ángela María Castro Ruz, Agustina Castro, Lidia Castro Argota, Antonia Maria Castro Argota, Georgina Castro Argota Religion Atheist (later became a Christian sympathizer in his old age) Address Fidel Castro Republica de Cuba Consejo De Estado Palacio del Gobierno Havana Cuba Hobbies Reading, Cooking, Spear-fishing Controversies • He was often criticized for his dictatorship & human rights violations to Cuban people. • He was also blamed for the stagnant economic growth of Cuba due to adverse relations with the United States. Favorite Things Of Fidel Castro Favorite Writer Ernest Hemingway Favorite Book For Whom the Bell Tolls by by Ernest Hemingway Girls, Affairs and More Of Fidel Castro Marital Status Married Affairs/Girlfriends Mirta Diaz-Balart (1948-1955) Marita Lorenz (1959) Dalia Soto del Valle (1980-2016) Wife Mirta Diaz-Balart (married 1948-1955) Dalia Soto del Valle (married 1980-2016) Children Sons- Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart (from Mirta Diaz-Balart), Antonio Castro-Soto (from Dalia Soto del Valle), Alejandro Castro-Soto (from Dalia Soto del Valle), Alex Castro-Soto (from Dalia Soto del Valle), Jorge Angel Castro, Alexis Castro-Soto (from Dalia Soto del Valle), Angel Castro-Soto (from Dalia Soto del Valle)Daughter- Alina Fernández, Francisca Pupo Earning Money Of Fidel Castro Net Worth $900 million (approx.) This Biography written by www.welidot.com Read the full article

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Fidel Castro

Former President of Cuba

Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz was a Cuban dictator, revolutionary and politician who was the leader of Cuba from 1959 to 2008, serving as the prime minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976 and president from 1976 to 2008. 

Born: August 13, 1926, Biran, Cuba

Died: November 25, 2016, Havana, Cuba

Children: Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, Alina Fernández, MORE

Spouse: Dalia Soto del Valle (m. 1980–2016), Mirta Díaz-Balart (m. 1948–1955)

Siblings: Raúl Castro, Ramón Castro Ruz, Manuel Castro Argota, MORE

Height: 1.91 m

Fidel Castro em Vologrado, URSS, 1963. Foto por Stepan Kurunin.

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Fidel Castro

(1926/08/13 - 2016/11/25)

Político cubano

Una de las figuras políticas más importantes del siglo XX.

Cargos: Primer ministro de la República de Cuba, Presidente del Consejo de Estado y de Ministros de la República de Cuba...

Partido Político: Partido Comunista de Cuba

Padres: Ángel Castro y Lina Ruz González

Cónyuges: Mirta Francisca de la Caridad Díaz-Balart y Gutiérrez (m. 1948-1955), Dalia Soto del Valle (m. 1980-2016)

Hijos: Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart (1949), Alina Castro Revuelta (1956), Francisca Pupo (1956), Jorge Ángel Castro Laborde (1956), Alexis Castro Soto del Valle (1962), Alexander Castro Soto del Valle (1963), Antonio Castro Soto del Valle (1969), Alejandro Castro Soto del Valle (1971), Ángel Castro Soto del Valle (1974)

Nombre: Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz

Altura: 1,91 m Fidel Castro nació el 13 de agosto de 1926 en una granja del Municipio de Mayarí, en una provincia del oriente de Cuba llamada Birán.

Familia

Fue el tercero de los siete hijos (cuatro varones y tres mujeres) tenidos por Ángel Castro y Argiz, propietario azucarero español que emigró desde Galicia a Cuba. Su padre hizo fortuna a partir de 1905 cortando madera para después plantar caña de azúcar. Su habilidad jugando a las cartas también ayudó a amasar una pequeña fortuna.

En 1911 su progenitor se casó con María Luisa Argota, con la que tuvo cinco hijos (solo tres llegaron a edad adulta). Fueron propietarios de una importante extensión agrícola en Birán. Siendo ya un terrateniente, contrató a muchos españoles o cubanos con origen español, como la joven Lina Ruz González, hija de sirviente que sería madre de los Castro. Lina era prácticamente analfabeta y Ángel la enseñó a leer y a escribir. Relacionados en secreto, al enterarse María Luisa Argota amenazó con divorciarse y reclamar la mitad de sus tierras. El terrateniente y su empleada tuvieron siete hijos, entre los que se encontraban tanto Fidel como su hermano Raúl.

Estudios

Fidel ingresó como interno al Colegio de La Salle, donde sus compañeros lo humillaron por su origen bastardo, por tener como madre a una criada analfabeta y por no estar bautizado. Hasta 1940 Ángel y Lina no pudieron legalizar su unión y, tres años después, el 11 de diciembre de 1943, Fidel fue reconocido como hijo legítimo.

Asistió a buenas escuelas católicas en Santiago y La Habana. Afiliado al Partido del Pueblo Cubano en 1947, y doctorado en leyes por la Universidad de La Habana en 1950.

Matrimonio

Se casó con Mirta Díaz Balart en 1948 aunque se divorciaron en 1954. (Su hijo Fidel Castro Díaz Balart, nacido en 1949, sirvió como cabeza de la comisión de energía atómica de CubaCastro).

Asalto al cuartel Moncada

Se convirtió en el líder del grupo Movimiento (sus ideas políticas eran consideradas nacionalistas, antiimperialistas, y reformistas), facción antigubernamental clandestina cuyas acciones culminaron con el asalto al cuartel Moncada (en Santiago) el d��a 26 de julio de 1953 junto a otros 134 guerrilleros, hecho por el cual fue encarcelado después de que Fulgencio Batista se hiciera con el control del gobierno cubano en 1952 y estableciera una dictadura en su país. Se defendió así mismo en el juicio, cuyo alegato se convirtió en un discurso (La historia me absolverá), que más tarde se convertiría en una importante consigna política para los revolucionarios. Condenado a 15 años de prisión, fue amnistiado en 1955, y se exilió sucesivamente en Estados Unidos y México, allí fundó el Movimiento 26 de Julio.

Revolución cubana

En 1956 regresó a Cuba con una fuerza de 82 hombres, de los cuales 70 murieron en combate nada más desembarcar. Castro, su hermano Raúl y Ernesto Che Guevara, se encontraban entre los 12 supervivientes.

El Movimiento 26 de Julio fue ganando apoyo popular, principalmente en los ámbitos estudiantiles (Directorio 13 de marzo), y en diciembre de 1958, con respaldo del Partido Popular Socialista, avanzó hacia La Habana, acto que pondría colofón a la Revolución Cubana. Batista huyó el 1 de enero de 1959 triunfando así la revolución popular.

Jefe del EstadoFidel Castro demostró un amplio poder político, convencido que tenía un deber histórico para cambiar el carácter de la sociedad cubana. Viendo el colapso de su ejército, e incapaz de contar con el apoyo de los Estados Unidos, Castro se declaró a sí mismo primer ministro en febrero de 1959, cargo que ostentó hasta 1976, en que asumió la presidencia del Consejo de Estado, que según la reforma constitucional de ese año englobaba la jefatura del Estado y del gobierno.

Fracasado su intento de establecer relaciones diplomáticas o comerciales con Estados Unidos, negoció acuerdos sobre armamento, créditos y alimentos con la Unión de Repúblicas Socialistas Soviéticas (URSS), y llevó a cabo la depuración de sus rivales políticos. Partido Comunista CubanoNacionalizó los recursos cubanos, afrontó una profunda reforma agraria basada en la colectivización de propiedades y estableció un Estado socialista de partido único (el Partido Unido de la Revolución Socialista, que en 1965 pasaría a denominarse Partido Comunista Cubano y cuya secretaría general asumiría Castro), que llevó a un gran número de cubanos al exilio. Estados Unidos vio con disgusto cómo el nuevo régimen embargaba las empresas de titularidad estadounidense y en 1960, anuló los acuerdos comerciales que mantenía, a lo que Castro respondió con la primera Declaración de La Habana, reafirmando la soberanía cubana frente al imperialismo estadounidense.

Bahía de Cochinos

En 1961, Estados Unidos respaldó a un grupo de exiliados cubanos en un infructuoso intento por derrocarlo en el conocido como desembarco de Bahía de Cochinos. Desde ese momento, se alineó abiertamente con la URSS, dependiendo cada vez más de su ayuda económica y militar.

Crisis de los mísiles

En 1962, estuvo a punto de producirse una guerra nuclear, cuando la URSS situó en Cuba cabezas nucleares de alcance medio, ante la oposición estadounidense. La llamada crisis de los misiles de Cuba concluyó tras la celebración de negociaciones entre el presidente estadounidense, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, y el máximo dirigente soviético, Nikita Jruschov.

Fidel Castro

Atentados

El mandatario cuenta en su historia con supuestamente 637 atentados frustrados de quitarle la vida, tanto dentro como fuera de Cuba.

Movimiento de Países No Alineados

Durante las siguientes décadas, Castro alcanzó reconocimiento en el Tercer Mundo, gracias a su liderazgo del Movimiento de Países No Alineados (que presidió entre 1979 y 1981).

Reformas

A finales de la década de 1980, cuando la URSS inició sus procesos de glasnost (apertura) y perestroika (reestructuración), Castro mantuvo su régimen. Sin embargo, con el inicio del proceso de desintegración de la URSS y del COMECON (Consejo de Ayuda Mutua Económica) en 1990, los problemas económicos de Cuba empeoraron.

Durante 1993, en un intento por alcanzar una economía mixta, Castro aprobó reformas económicas limitadas que legalizaron algunas empresas privadas.

En octubre de 1995 participó en las celebraciones por el 50 aniversario de la ONU en Nueva York y pronunció un discurso ante la Asamblea General.

Recibió en enero de 1998 al Papa Juan Pablo II en La Habana.

Obras

Entre sus obras escritas figuran: La Historia me absolverá (1954), Hay que pensar en el futuro (1975), Pensamiento Político, Económico y Social, La Crisis Económica y social del mundo: Sus repercusiones en los Países Subdesarrollados (1983), José Martí autor intelectual (1983), La Deuda Externa (1985), Fidel Castro y la Religión (1986), Ideología, conciencia y Trabajo Político (1991).

Reconocimientos

Recibió los siguientes premios: Lenin de la Paz (1961), Dimitrov (1980), Orden de Lenin (1972 y 1986), Orden de la Revolución de Octubre (1976), Premio Muammar al-Gaddafi de Derechos Humanos (1998) y un centenar más de condecoraciones nacionales e internacionales.

Alina Fernandez Revuelta

Padre de Alina Fernández Revuelta, la hija que tuvo con Nati Revuelta. Firme opositora a su padre, acusa al dirigente de haberle fallado como padre a ella, y de haberle fallado al pueblo cubano como líder en su libro: Las Memorias de la Hija Rebelde de Fidel Castro. El contenido presenta un recuento personal de la vida de la autora, de sus relaciones con su padre y observaciones críticas del desarrollo de la revolución encabezada por Castro desde enero de 1959.

Renuncia al poder

Después de 47 años ininterrumpidos al frente de la dictadura que construyó en torno a su liderazgo, Castro delegó en agosto de 2006 y con carácter provisional, los cargos de primer secretario del Partido Comunista, presidente del Consejo de Estado y comandante en jefe de las Fuerzas Armadas en su hermano Raúl, segundo hombre del régimen. La razón, una crisis intestinal que le obligó a pasar por quirófano, según un comunicado oficial firmado de su puño y letra.

El 19 de febrero de 2008, en una carta que publicó el diario 'Granma', declaró que no se presentaría ni aceptaría el puesto de presidente y comandante en la reunión de la Asamblea Nacional del Poder Popular del 24 de febrero de ese año.

Muerte

La última vez que se le vio en un acto público fue el 13 de agosto de 2016, con motivo de su 90 cumpleaños en un acto en el teatro Karl Marx de La Habana. Fidel Castro falleció en su casa en La Habana a las 22:29, hora local, del viernes 25 de noviembre de 2016.

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Castro with his wife Mirta Díaz-Balart

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Latest Tamil News -Cuba:Fidel Castro’s son takes Own life - Dailythanthi.com

The 68-year-old son of Cuba's former leader Fidel Castro has died in Havana after taking his own life, according to Cuban state media.Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart was found on Thursday morning and is said to have suffered from depression.The first-born son of the late president was nicknamed "Fidelito", or Little Fidel, because of the family resemblance.He was a nuclear physicist, trained by the former Soviet Union. "Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart, who had been treated by a group of doctors for several months due to deep depression, took his life this morning," Cuba's official newspaper Granma reported.State television said he had been receiving medical treatment as an outpatient in recent months, following a hospital stay.At the time of his death, he was a scientific adviser for the Cuban Council of State and he served as vice president of Cuba's Academy of Sciences.He headed the island's nuclear programme from 1980 to 1992, before it was suspended after the Soviet Union's collapse. Castro Díaz-Balart was born during his father's brief first marriage to Mirta Díaz-Balart, the daughter of a prominent pre-revolution politician.His maternal family went on to become prominent figures in the anti-Castro community in Florida. His cousin Mario Díaz-Balart is a US congressman.The television announcement said his funeral would be planned by his family, but no further details were given.His father, Fidel Castro, a revolutionary figure and one of the world's longest serving political leaders, died at 90 in 2016.

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¿Se suicidó Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart? Declaraciones de Fermín de la Fuente a Carlos Calvo -

¿Se suicidó Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart? Declaraciones de Fermín de la Fuente a Carlos Calvo –

Por Redacción ZoePost. Carlos Calvo entrevistó en dos partes en su canal de You Tube a Fermín de la Fuente, allegado de Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart. Una duda crece a raíz de estas declaraciones acerca del ¿suicidio? de Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart, el primer hijo de Fidel Castro con Mirta Díaz-Balart. Origen: ¿Se suicidó Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart? Declaraciones de Fermín de la Fuente a Carlos Calvo –

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Fidel Castro (1926 - 2016)

Fidel Castro was sworn in as Prime Minister of Cuba on February 16, 1959. He remained in power—and played a key role in global politics—for more than five decades. For the leader of a small Caribbean nation, Fidel Castro's impact on the latter half of the twentieth century has been inordinate.

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Fidel Castro arrives MATS Terminal, Washington, D.C. 1959. Library of Congress

Hero or Villain?

In the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Latin America, and Africa, politicians, intellectuals, people from all walks of life, either despise him as a ruthless dictator or lionize him as a champion of social justice. Generations to come will debate the merits of Fidel Castro's revolution, but nearly five decades since assuming power, the outline of Fidel Castro's legacy is beginning to take shape.

The Costs of the Revolution

Norberto Fuentes, a writer once close to Castro and now living in exile, believes the Cuban leader's relevance is as "the spokesman for silence, for the man who has no army, no Congress, no face. The man who has nothing." Wayne Smith, a U.S. diplomat with long experience in Cuba, believes Fidel Castro will be remembered because "he stood up to the United States and survived." Professor Marifeli Pérez Stable, a Cuban American who once supported the revolution, reflects on the costs of the Cuban revolution. "[There were] thousands of executions, forty, fifty thousand political prisoners. The treatment of political prisoners, with what we today know about human rights and the international norms governing human rights ... it is legitimate to raise questions about possible crimes against humanity in Cuba."

Target: U.S.A.

The first evidence of Castro's anti-Americanism appeared in June 1958. Six months before his triumphant entry into Havana, high in the Sierra Maestra mountains, his 300-strong rebel army under siege by 10,000 of dictator Fulgencio Batista's soldiers, the rebel commander wrote to his friend and confidant Celia Sánchez: "Once this war is over I will start what for me is a much longer and bigger war, the war I am going to wage against the Americans. I realize this will be my true destiny."

Roots of Anti-Americanism

Castro's anti-American outburst was partially a response to American policy toward the Batista regime. Following a lukewarm response to Batista's coup in March 1952, the United States had looked the other way, while the Cuban president, who now fashioned himself a fervent anti-Communist, grew more repressive and corrupt. In the spring of 1958, three months prior to Castro's letter to Sánchez, the United States, embarrassed by Batista's brutality, stopped all arms sales to Batista -- too late to change the widespread perception that the U.S. backed Batista's bloody regime. But Castro's anti-Americanism went even deeper. It was rooted in his personal experience, filtered through intellectual convictions born out of an interpretation of the history of U.S.-Cuban relations, and on his psychological need to play an important role in history.

American Business Dominance

Fidel Castro came of age in a remote region of Cuba dominated by two sugar mills, the Preston and the Boston, owned by the United Fruit Company, a symbol of American dominance in Latin America. His father, Angel Castro, had come to Cuba to fight against the U.S. in the Spanish-American War. After Spain's defeat, Angel remained on the island and made a fortune growing sugar cane for the Americans. Though Angel Castro kept up good relations with his American neighbors, he likely harbored anti-American feelings in his Spanish soul.

Jesuit Influence

At Havana's exclusive El Colegio de Belén, Fidel Castro studied under Jesuit priests. It was the 1940s, and the experience of the Spanish Civil War was still fresh. Spanish Nationalists under Francisco Franco had identified with the Fascists, and anti-Americanism ran high within their ranks. Castro's Jesuit teachers imbued the young Fidel with the idea of Hispanidad, stressing the superiority of Spanish values of honor and pride as opposed to the materialistic values of the Anglo-Saxon world. Once he entered the University of Havana, Castro came in contact with the writings of nationalist professors who believed Cuba's destiny had been thwarted by the intrvention of the United States. The intervention of 1898, the Platt Amendment and U.S. economic domination had combined to strip Cuba of its independence and national pride. In Castro's belief system, Cuba's political failure was America's fault.

Castro with Mirta Díaz Balart. Courtesy: George Anne Geyer

American Playground

In 1948, Fidel Castro married Mirta Díaz Balart, the daughter of a lawyer for the United Fruit Company. Castro came to know the exclusive and prosperous world of Banes, United Fruit's company town. In Banes, the Americans lived and played separate from Cubans. Access to the town beach was controlled by a gate, and only United Fruit employees had the key. Each time he crossed that gate, friends at the time recall, Castro became enraged.

Taste for Glory

After coming to power in 1959, Castro fused ideology and expediency. "Castro came to the realization that American influence in Cuba was so profound that he could not make the revolution he wanted to make unless he extirpated the United States from Cuba's economy and society," explains Professor Jorge Domínguez. "His great struggle had to be against the United States because that is how he was going to attain glory and a place in history," adds author Carlos Alberto Montaner.

For Love of Country

As he tapped into a dormant nationalism within the Cuban people, playing up a history of America's high-handed behavior toward its weaker neighbor, "Cuba Sí, Yanquis No" became the rallying cry of revolutionary Cuba — a rallying cry that would be kept alive by Fidel Castro for nearly five decades.

Fidel Castro died November 25, 2016.

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Piden a Mirta Díaz-Balart que escriba las memorias de “Fidelito”

Fidel Castro, Mirta Díaz-Balart y Fidelito (mirfaces.com)

MIAMI, Estados Unidos.- El periodista, escritor y economista Carlos Alberto Montaner pidió este domingo Mirta Díaz-Balart, la primera esposa de Fidel Castro y madre del recién fallecido “Fidelito”, “escriba sus memorias y lo cuente todo”.

En un mensaje publicado en su cuenta de Twitter, Montaner escribió: “Mirta Díaz-Balart, primera esposa de Fidel Castro y madre de ‘Fidelito’, recién suicidado, tiene 90 años y ha sufrido mucho en silencio. Ahora, que ya no puede perjudicar a su hijo, debe escribir sus memorias y contarlo todo”.

Mirta Díaz-Balart se casó con Fidel Castro en 1948. Once meses después, en septiembre de 1949, nació Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart. Más adelante, en 1955, la pareja se divorció.

Varios comentaristas de la red social secundaron la iniciativa de Montaner, pidiendo que Díaz-Balart contase detalles de la vida de su hijo con Fidel Castro Ruz, desde “la infancia que tuvo su hijo hasta estos últimos momentos”.

Mirta Díaz-Balart, primera esposa d Fidel Castro y madre d Fidelito, recién suicidado, tiene 90 años y ha sufrido mucho en silencio. Ahora, q yo no puede perjudicar a su hijo, debe escribir sus memorias y contarlo todo.

— Carlos A. Montaner (@CarlosAMontaner) 4 de febrero de 2018

Según dijo uno de los comentaristas, hacerlo “ya no perjudicaría a nadie y diría la verdad al mundo. ¿Fidelito era noble, inteligente, aplicado y amigo; pero muy sufrido?”

“¡Que le haga ese gran favor a la historia antes de morir, por favor!”, reclamó otro usuario

“Si los sucesores del Incinerado en Jefe sospechan que Mirtha puede escribir algo, destapar algo que no les conviene, la ‘suicidan’ sin miramientos”, escribió otro usuario de Twitter.

Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart se graduó de Física Nuclear en la Unión Soviética. Al momento de su muerte, el pasado jueves, se desempeñaba asesor científico del Consejo de Estado y vicepresidente de la Academia de Ciencias de Cuba.

Piden a Mirta Díaz-Balart que escriba las memorias de “Fidelito”

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INFORMACIÓN DE LA ASOCIACIÓN TODOS LOS NIÑOS ROBADOS SON TAMBIÉN MIS NIÑOS Recomendamos la audición de la presentación del libro «El país de la desmemoria». Audio de la presentación del libro «El país de la desmemoria» en la librería Traficantes de Sueños el pasado 5 de octubre de 2019. Con la participación de Pilar Navarro, nuestra compañera de la asociación Todos los niños robados son también mis niños. «El país de la desmemoria» de Juan Miguel Baquero es un libro que se une a los indispensables para conocer la historia reciente de nuestro país. Para evitar el olvido al que nos quieren condenar los herederos biológicos e ideológicos del franquismo. Participantes: Juan Miguel Baquero, Mirta Núñez Díaz-Balart, Pilar Navarro y Charo Arroyo. Muchas gracias a la librería Traficantes de Sueños por hacer posible estos interesantes debates. https://ift.tt/2LiHSjf «El país de la desmemoria» Sábados Negros en Traficantes de Sueñossoundcloud.com«El país de la desmemoria» Sábados Negros en Traficantes de Sueños Sábado, 5. Octubre 2019 - De 18:30 hasta 20:30 Lugar: Librería Traficantes de Sueños nvitadas: Juan Miguel Baquero, Mirta Núñez Díaz

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La profesora Mirta Núñez Díaz-Balart disertará en Berja sobre "La memoria de las mujeres de la guerra civil" el próximo viernes a las 7 de la tarde

La profesora Mirta Núñez Díaz-Balart disertará en Berja sobre “La memoria de las mujeres de la guerra civil” el próximo viernes a las 7 de la tarde

El próximo viernes 18 de enero a las 19:00 horas en la Sala de exposiciones de la Plaza de San Pedro tendrá lugar una conferencia sobre “La memoria de las mujeres de la guerra civil” a cargo de la Catedrática de Historia de la Comunicación Social de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid Dª Mirta Núñez Díaz-Balart donde el público asistente tendrá la oportunidad de conocer de primera mano la figura…

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Muere la primera esposa de Fidel Castro, Mirta Díaz-Balart

Muere la primera esposa de Fidel Castro, Mirta Díaz-Balart

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The eldest son of Fidel Castro, the late Cuban revolutionary leader, has taken his own life, according to state media. Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, a nuclear scientist known as "Fidelito" - or Little Fidel - due to his resemblance to his father, was found dead in Havana on Thursday morning. The 68-year-old had been suffering from depression. State television in Cuba reported that he had been receiving medical treatment as an outpatient in recent months, following a hospital stay. "Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart, who had been treated by a group of doctors for several months due to deep depression, took his life this morning," Cuba's official newspaper Granma reported. A nuclear physicist trained by the former Soviet Union, Castro Díaz-Balart was a scientific adviser for the Cuban Council of State at the time of his death. Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, centre, leads a convoy along Havana's streets in January 2009 Credit: AFP/Getty Castro Díaz-Balart, who had the highest public profile of all Castro's children, was born in 1949 out of the former leader's brief marriage to Mirta Diaz-Balart. The younger Castro was very popular in Cuba, despite having never held a political position.  Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, right, next to his father in February 2002 Credit: ADALBERTO ROQUE /AFP Many Cubans remember him as a little boy dressed in an olive drab military uniform, accompanying his father on January 8, 1959 as he entered Havana triumphantly after the revolution. The younger Castro was always faithful to his father's communist ideals. His death came 15 months after that of his father at the age of 90. Video: World reaction to Fidel Castro's death At his father's funeral, Castro Díaz-Balart was seen standing alongside five half-siblings that his father had with another woman, Dalia Soto del Valle. A scientist who studied physics in the former Soviet Union, Castro Díaz-Balart helped usher in the development of a nuclear power program in the Communist-ruled country. The eldest son (centre) of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro holds a Cuban national flag as he looks at the urn with the ashes of his father Credit: RONALDO SCHEMIDT /AFP At the time of his death, he had served as a scientific adviser to the Cuban government and was vice president of the country's Academy of Sciences. Funeral arrangements will be made by the family, state media said.

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The eldest son of Fidel Castro, the late Cuban revolutionary leader, has taken his own life, according to state media. Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, a nuclear scientist known as "Fidelito" - or Little Fidel - due to his resemblance to his father, was found dead in Havana on Thursday morning. The 68-year-old had been suffering from depression. State television in Cuba reported that he had been receiving medical treatment as an outpatient in recent months, following a hospital stay. "Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart, who had been treated by a group of doctors for several months due to deep depression, took his life this morning," Cuba's official newspaper Granma reported. A nuclear physicist trained by the former Soviet Union, Castro Díaz-Balart was a scientific adviser for the Cuban Council of State at the time of his death. Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, centre, leads a convoy along Havana's streets in January 2009 Credit: AFP/Getty Castro Díaz-Balart, who had the highest public profile of all Castro's children, was born in 1949 out of the former leader's brief marriage to Mirta Diaz-Balart. The younger Castro was very popular in Cuba, despite having never held a political position.  Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, right, next to his father in February 2002 Credit: ADALBERTO ROQUE /AFP Many Cubans remember him as a little boy dressed in an olive drab military uniform, accompanying his father on January 8, 1959 as he entered Havana triumphantly after the revolution. The younger Castro was always faithful to his father's communist ideals. His death came 15 months after that of his father at the age of 90. Video: World reaction to Fidel Castro's death At his father's funeral, Castro Díaz-Balart was seen standing alongside five half-siblings that his father had with another woman, Dalia Soto del Valle. A scientist who studied physics in the former Soviet Union, Castro Díaz-Balart helped usher in the development of a nuclear power program in the Communist-ruled country. The eldest son (centre) of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro holds a Cuban national flag as he looks at the urn with the ashes of his father Credit: RONALDO SCHEMIDT /AFP At the time of his death, he had served as a scientific adviser to the Cuban government and was vice president of the country's Academy of Sciences. Funeral arrangements will be made by the family, state media said.

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The eldest son of Fidel Castro, the late Cuban revolutionary leader, has taken his own life, according to state media. Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, a nuclear scientist known as "Fidelito" - or Little Fidel - due to his resemblance to his father, was found dead in Havana on Thursday morning. The 68-year-old had been suffering from depression. State television in Cuba reported that he had been receiving medical treatment as an outpatient in recent months, following a hospital stay. "Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart, who had been treated by a group of doctors for several months due to deep depression, took his life this morning," Cuba's official newspaper Granma reported. A nuclear physicist trained by the former Soviet Union, Castro Díaz-Balart was a scientific adviser for the Cuban Council of State at the time of his death. Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, centre, leads a convoy along Havana's streets in January 2009 Credit: AFP/Getty Castro Díaz-Balart, who had the highest public profile of all Castro's children, was born in 1949 out of the former leader's brief marriage to Mirta Diaz-Balart. The younger Castro was very popular in Cuba, despite having never held a political position.  Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, right, next to his father in February 2002 Credit: ADALBERTO ROQUE /AFP Many Cubans remember him as a little boy dressed in an olive drab military uniform, accompanying his father on January 8, 1959 as he entered Havana triumphantly after the revolution. The younger Castro was always faithful to his father's communist ideals. His death came 15 months after that of his father at the age of 90. Video: World reaction to Fidel Castro's death At his father's funeral, Castro Díaz-Balart was seen standing alongside five half-siblings that his father had with another woman, Dalia Soto del Valle. A scientist who studied physics in the former Soviet Union, Castro Díaz-Balart helped usher in the development of a nuclear power program in the Communist-ruled country. The eldest son (centre) of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro holds a Cuban national flag as he looks at the urn with the ashes of his father Credit: RONALDO SCHEMIDT /AFP At the time of his death, he had served as a scientific adviser to the Cuban government and was vice president of the country's Academy of Sciences. Funeral arrangements will be made by the family, state media said.

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