Celia Sánchez (de facto leading female revolutionary figure after 1959)

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Celia Sánchez was a prominent Cuban revolutionary, close confidante of Fidel Castro, and one of the most influential women in the Cuban Revolution and subsequent government.

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instanceOf Cuban revolutionary
human
politician
activeYears 1950s–1980
advisorTo Fidel Castro
associatedWith Communist Party of Cuba
birthDate 1920-05-09
birthPlace Media Luna, Oriente Province, Cuba
linked to: eastern Cuba
burialPlace Cementerio de Colón, Havana, Cuba
causeOfDeath lung cancer
closeConfidantOf Fidel Castro
countryOfCitizenship Cuba
deathDate 1980-01-11
ethnicGroup Cuban
familyName Sánchez
fullName Celia Sánchez Manduley
gender female
givenName Celia
helpedOrganize Granma landing logistics
honoredBy various institutions and places named after her in Cuba
influentialIn post-1959 Cuban government policy
knownAs one of the most important women of the Cuban Revolution
knownFor maintaining extensive archives and documentation of the Cuban Revolution
organizing urban and rural support networks for guerrilla fighters
languageSpoken Spanish
legacy symbol of female participation in the Cuban revolutionary process
memberOf 26th of July Movement
militaryRole logistics and supply coordination for rebel forces in the Sierra Maestra
movement 26th of July Movement
notableFor close collaboration with Fidel Castro
leadership role in the Cuban Revolution
occupation government official
political organizer
revolutionary
participatedIn Cuban Revolution
politicalAlignment Cuban Revolution
politicalOffice Secretary to the Presidency of the Republic of Cuba
member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba
member of the Council of State of Cuba
preRevolutionActivity anti-Batista activism in Oriente Province
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Havana, Cuba
roleInOrganization key organizer of the 26th of July Movement in Oriente
workedWith Fidel Castro

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Marta Fernández Miranda successor Celia Sánchez (de facto leading female revolutionary figure after 1959)