Sunday, June 28, 2009

Referensi Fidel Catro

Posted by Unknown at 10:57 AM
Fidel Castro and members of the East German Politburo in 1972.

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  18. ^ "yo sé – habla Fidel de sus bisabuelos- que eran canarios. De Pinar del Río, en Cuba, se fueron a Santiago. Eran isleños...Yo oía decír en casa que mis abuelos, descendían, por parte de madre, de isleños de Pinar del Río. Pero no sé la isla (de Canarias) ni el año en que llegaron a Cuba. ¿El apellido Ruz está en Canarias? González por la parte de la abuela sí es de Canarias. Ruz es por parte del abuelo, pero no sé de donde salió ese apellido. A lo mejor era un Ruíz al que le quitaron una i...Más económico" ("I know – Fidel speaks of his great grandparents -that they were canaries. They left Pinar del Rio in Cuba, went to Santiago. ... they were Isleños. I heard say home that my grandparents, descended, through of my mother, of Isleños of Pinar del Rio. I do not know the island (of Canary Islands) and I nor do I know the year in that they arrived in Cuba. "The subname Ruz is in the Canaries? Gonzalez, by my grandmother yes is of the Canaries. Ruz is by my grandfather, but I do not know where it came from the subname. Maybe this was a Ruíz to that someone removed him a i... more economical). Extract of an interview with Fidel Castro by journalists canaries Carmelo and Martin, 27 August 1986. The interview was found in the book "Canarias-América: El orgullo de ser canario en América" (Canary – America: The pride of being a canary in America), by Julio Hernández García, first edition, 1989. Historia Popular de Canarias (Popular History of the Canary Islands).
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