Originally an army stenographer this leader twice ruled his native country, though these reigns differed vastly in approach.
Originally an army stenographer this leader twice ruled his native country, though these reigns differed vastly in approach. After Manuel de Cespedes toppled Machado de Morales, this man led his own coup known as the 'sergeant's revolt' in 1933. Though he would not be elected president until 7 years later, he ostensibly ruled the island from that point on. He would retire from office in 1944, living for a while in Florida, but returned in 1952 as a brutal dictator. FTP identify this man deposed in 1959 through the efforts of the 26th of July movement and the country's new leader Fidel Castro.
Originally an army stenographer this leader twice ruled his native country, though these reigns differed vastly in approach.
Fulgencio Batista y Zaldivar