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José Martí 1853-1895
José Martí was born January 28, 1853 in Havana, Cuba. His parents were Marriano Marti Nvarro and Leonor Perez Cabrera. His mother was a teacher who allowed José to go to high school. He was the oldest brother of seven sisters.
José’s professions were poetry and writing articles for a newspaper in Cuba. He was banned to Spain because of writing about freeing Cuba from Spain in his articles at age 16. He earned a master’s degree and a law degree in his studies in Spain.
Later in his life he was a politician in Cuba and his saying was “Cuba Libre” (Free Cuba). As a politician in Cuba, he was trying to free Cuba from Spain. He died in war, May 19, 1985, at age 42 in Dos Rios. Seven years later Cuba finally got their independence from Spain with the help of the U.S.
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