aleida march造句

• In 2006, she played roles in " Aleida March de Guevara.
• The couple divorced, and in 1959 Che married a much-younger Aleida March de la Torre.
• Guevara's widow, Aleida March, and several of their children were seen arriving for the show.
• The 1910s saw many women, such as Aleida March, gain prominence during the revolutions of Mexico, Cuba, and Nicaragua.
• Guevara's Cuban widow Aleida March stated in 2005 that " We have a plan to deal with the misuse.
• On the second trip, Guevara's widow, Aleida March, agreed to cooperate, and on that basis Anderson moved his family to Havana.
• "Che is fighting and winning more battles than ever, " he told a large crowd that included Guevara's widow, Aleida March, and children.
• On June 2, 1959, he married Aleida March, a Cuban-born member of the 26th of July movement with whom he had been living since late 1958.
• Alberto Castellanos _ uno de los guerrilleros, en cuya casa el Che se habia casado con Aleida March _ fue capturado en marzo de 1964 y condenado a cuatro anos de prision.
• Discipline also led him to write volumes of journals and letters, some of which ( with the permission of his widow, Aleida March ) appear for the first time in this book.
• The Argentine-born Guevara was also a great chess player, and the first to launch the idea of simultaneous chess playing, according to his widow, Aleida March de la Torre, who attended Thursday's event.
• The Argentine-born Guevara was also a great chess player, and the first to launch the idea of simultaneous chess playing, according to his widow, Aleida March de la Torre, who was at Thursday's event.
• Following the Cuban revolution, in which Guevara fought, Gadea came to Cuba, to be confronted with the announcement by Guevara that he had fallen in love with another woman, Aleida March, and requested a divorce.
• Anderson, a journalist, spent more than three years living in Havana and poring over Guevara's diaries saved by his widow, Aleida March, who presides over La Casa del Che, a small research center in their old home.
• INRA had been set up to institute the Agrarian Reform Law of May 1959 . Che decided to bring Borrego to INRA as his deputy, Aleida March as his personal assistant and Jos?Manresa as his secretary.
• Among the glossy, black-and-white photographs chosen from the Guevara family albums are shots of Guevara taken with his wife, Aleida March de la Torre, shortly before he left Cuba for Bolivia, disguised as an older, balding man with crooked teeth.
• Despite the fact that he was not involved in the fighting at the Bay of Pigs, the victorious government declared Guevara " a Cuban citizen by birth "; he divorced his Peruvian wife, Hilda Gadea, and married a member of the 26th of July movement, Aleida March ."