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1878
Writer Manuel MarÃa Mustelier was born.
20 de Marzo de 1878
He was born in Santiago de Cuba on March 20th, 1878 and died on November 6th, 1941. He published his earliest poems in El Triunfo. Being very young he joined separatist activities with his brother Luis Alejandro Mustelier. He collaborated El Cubano, El FÃgaro, Azul y Rojo, Cuba y América, Bohemia, El Mundo, etc. He worked as a professor in several Havana schools.
1961
Cuban intellectual Manuel Bisbé passed away.
20 de Marzo de 1961
Manuel Bisbé died on March 20, 1961. Bisbé, an outstanding Cuban intellectual, was Cuba’s permanent representative to the United Nations after 1959.
Bisbé who graduated as Doctor of Public Law, Civil Law, and Doctor in Philosophy and Letters, was founder and first president of the Society of Lecturers of the Institute of Secondary Teaching of Havana and member of the University Academy of Literature.
During his life, he actively collaborated with several publications and after triumph of the Cuban Revolution he was assigned important roles as a diplomat, which he performed conscientiously until he died.
1968
Writer José Manuel Carbonell y Rivero died
20 de Marzo de 1968
He was born in AlquÃzar, Havana, in July 3rd, 1880 and died in March 20th, 1968. Son of Néstor Leonelo Carbonell. Just born he was taken to Tampa, United States of America. There he settled the newspaper: El Expedicionario (1896).
He fought in Cuban battlefields, being promoted to Lieutenant. During the earliest years of the Republic he was member of the Liberal Party. He ranked among the 1906 rebels in arms. In 1907 he was appointed Secretary of General Jurisprudence of Schools of Cuba. He graduated as Doctor in Public Law in the University of Havana (1914). In 1919 he settled the Nationalist Party with Manuel Márquez Sterling. Founder member and President of the National Academy orf Arts and Letters (1910) and director of its annals. He was also member of the Academy of Language, of the Academy of History, of the Ateneo de La Habana as well as of other Latin American institutions. He attended as delegate to several international lectures as offcial representative.
Collaborator in La Lucha, La Discusión, Heraldo de Cuba, La Nación, El FÃgaro, Azul y Rojo and Letras; he compiled in 18 volumes, an anthology of Cuban prose and poetry entitled: Evolución de la cultura cubana. He wrote under the pseudonyms: Tampa, Cacarajicara, Gerardo de Lavernier and René de Roban.
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