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Natalia Revuelta Clews
Cuban socialite (1925-2015)
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Natalia Revuelta Clews | |
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| Born | December 6, 1925 |
| Died | February 27, 2015(2015-02-27) (aged 89) Havana, Cuba |
| Nationality | Cuban |
| Spouse | Orlando Fernández (1948-1959) |
| Partner | Fidel Castro (1955-1959) |
| Children | Alina Fernández Natalie “Nina” Fernández |
Natalia Revuelta Clews (December 6, 1925 – Feb 27, 2015) was a Cuban socialite, mistress frequent Fidel Socialist, and inactivity of his daughter Alina Fernández. Both Revuelta last Castro were married pare other entertain.
Early life
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[Below is the last part of a long article by Linda Diebel that was published in the May 10, 1997 issue of The Toronto Star. It is about the love affair between Fidel Castro and Naty Revuelta, an experience which more or less wrecked her life. The rich, beautiful, green-eyed blond was married to a prominent cardiologist, an older man with whom she had had a daughter. Her political sympathies prompted her to start attending meetings of the opposition Orthodox party (with which Castro was associated) and it was there, in 1952, that she first set eyes on the charismatic revolutionary. For months, later, years at a stretch, she didn’t see him. But she soon became caught up in the cause, providing moral support to Castro and his fellow rebels, and eventually allowing them to use her husband’s house for their meetings. Naty and Castro became lovers 1955. Their daughter was born in 1956. Somebody should have warned her about a certain kind of man, especially a man born to lead a cause. But it probably wouldn’t have made any difference. Does that mean that some people are destined to be ‘unlucky in love’?]
There are lasting things in life, despite the miseries; there are eternal things—such impressions that I have
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La Habana/Beautiful, intelligent, affluent – as Félix de Cossío portrayed her, dressed for a party – Natalia Revuelta Clews was collaborating with the Orthodox Party when, on 10 March 1952, hearing of Batista’s coup d’etat on the way to her job as an executive at Esso Standard Oil, she ordered two sets of copies of the keys to her home in Vedado: one for Milla Ochoa, leader of the Orthodox Party, and the other for another Orthodox Party member, Fidel Castro. Giving them the keys was offering them a safe place in case of danger. Fidel and Naty didn’t know each other personally, but that action would mark the rest of her life.
A university degree, fluency in three languages, and a strong culture would have allowed her to engage in any activity; but she was relegated to the mid-level bureaucracy, always under the burden of her adulterous relationship with Fidel – a petty-bourgeois prejudice of the Marxist Revolution. She went on trying to be useful.
I met her through my husband, with whom she shared half a century of friendship, and we were friends despite the huge differences we had on matters of politics. Our conversations were peppered with disagreements, but we never allowed such differences to tarnish our good relationship.
Many knew her as “the mother of Fidel’s daugh