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Vicente García: the Patriot Who Also Harmed the Revolution

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Vicente García was born in Las Tunas in 1833. From the first moments of the Ten Years’ War he joined the struggle and became one of his chief military leaders in the East. His personal courage and commanding conditions earned him the nickname of Leon of Santa Rita. He fought directly, repeatedly risked his life and came to sacrifice his own house during the war. The seizure and fire of Las Tunas, in 1876, was associated with the famous determina…
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Vicente García was born in Las Tunas in 1833. From the first moments of the Ten Years’ War he joined the struggle and became one of his chief military leaders in the East. His personal courage and commanding conditions earned him the nickname of Leon of Santa Rita. He fought directly, repeatedly risked his life and came to sacrifice his own house during the war. The seizure and fire of Las Tunas, in 1876, was associated with the famous determina…

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CiberCuba broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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