Guillermo Martínez Márquez (1956-1957) El País, La Habana, Cuba

He was editor of El País, of La Havana, the newspaper with the highest circulation in Cuba. In 1960 he went into exile in the United States. At 91 years of age he continued to write his opinion column daily for a dozen newspapers in the Americas. He died in 1992.

He was editor of El País, of La Havana, the newspaper with the highest circulation in Cuba. In 1960 he went into exile in the United States. At 91 years of age he continued to write his opinion column daily for a dozen newspapers in the Americas. He died in 1992.

Guillermo Martínez Márquez (1956-1957) El País, La Habana, Cuba

He was editor of El País, of La Havana, the newspaper with the highest circulation in Cuba. In 1960 he went into exile in the United States. At 91 years of age he continued to write his opinion column daily for a dozen newspapers in the Americas. He died in 1992.

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