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Carlos Márquez Sterling

Cuban politician
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  • Fidel Castro
    Cuban Revolution
    / 1958, the decisive year

    …Rivero Agüero, Batista’s chosen successor; Carlos Márquez Sterling, who was supported by some moderate groups; and former president Ramón Grau San Martín, the candidate of the Cuban Revolutionary Party. Castro threatened violence against both candidates and voters in the days before the election, and, when Cubans went to the polls…

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    …Rivero Agüero, Batista’s chosen successor; Carlos Márquez Sterling, who was supported by some moderate groups; and former president Ramón Grau San Martín, the candidate of the Cuban Revolutionary Party. Castro threatened violence against both candidates and voters in the days before the election, and, when Cubans went to the polls…

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