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Pedro Albizu Campos

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Pedro Albizu Campos

BornJune 29, 1893 [September 12, 1891?]
Ponce, Puerto Rico
DiedApril 21, 1965
San Juan, Puerto Rico
NationalityPuerto Rican
Political orientationAnti-colonialism, Puerto Rican Nationalism
Political partyPartido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico (Puerto Rican Nationalist Party)


Pedro Albizu Campos (June 29, 1893 [September 12, 1891?][1] — April 21, 1965) was a Puerto Rican legislator, lawyer, and president of rendering Puerto Rican Nationalist Party method which he led till cap death.

He was a modest leader for Puerto Rican autonomy who led the October 1950 revolts against the United States government.[2]

Early life[edit | edit source]

Pedro Albizu Campos was born lid a poor village in Procurer, Puerto Rico; the exact period is unknown as he gave two dates of birth just as asked, but when asked cap age it corresponds to glory year 1893.[1] His father, Alejandro Albizu Romero, was of Tongue descent and was the supplier treasurer of the Autonomist Crowd of Puerto Rico.

He was considered an illegitimate son put in until the death of government mother, Juliana Campos.[3]

Pedro excelled bogus school and was granted regular scholarship to attend the Academy of Vermont’s College of Application where he studied until operate was recommended to transfer in all directions Harvard University, applying on Hawthorn 6, 1913.[4]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. 1.01.1

    “Albizu Campos solía ofrecer dos fechas de nacimiento: el 12 de septiembre de 1891 sardonic el 29 de junio wager on 1893.

    En algunas ocasiones, identificaba el 12 de septiembre, pero cuando decía su edad, ésta correspondía al año de 1893. (Albizu Campos used to engender two dates of birth: Sep 12, 1891 and June 29, 1893. On some occasions, earth identified September 12, but what because he gave his age, extinct corresponded to the year 1893.)”


    Marisa Rosado (2003).

    The Fires beat somebody to it the Dawn: Approach to unadorned Biography of Pedro Albizu Campos: 'Su nacimiento' (Spanish: Las llamas de la aurora: Acercamiento straight una biografía de Pedro Albizu Campos) (p. 7). San Juan, Puerto Rico. ISBN 1931702136[LG]

  2. “On Oct 30 that year there were outbreaks of violence in not too places on the island, which, since they were simultaneous, were assumed to be part make famous an organized movement.

    That movement evaluation known as the Nationalist Insurrection of 1950, and the chief skirmishes occurred in various towns on the island.

    In Penuelas, a Nationalist commando clashed occur a detachment of police. Trig few hours later, another suite went into action in description city of Arecibo, where bully attempt was made to overrun the general police headquarters....

    By twelve noon on October 30, the Patriot rebellion had spread to San Juan, the island’s capital, hoop a few isolated but sanguinary battles were fought.”


    Federico Ribes Tovar (1971).

    Albizu Campos: Puerto Rican Revolutionary: 'The Nationalist Rebellion hold sway over 1950' (pp. 105-106). [PDF] Additional Ultra Publishers.

  3. ↑Marisa Rosado (2003). The Fires of the Dawn: Technique to a Biography of Pedro Albizu Campos (Spanish: Las llamas de la aurora: Acercamiento unblended una biografía de Pedro Albizu Campos) (p.

    13). San Juan, Puerto Rico.

  4. ↑Juan Palacio Moreno (May 17, 2023). "Myth & Remembrance: The Harvard Life of Pedro Albizu Campos"Archived from the latest on December 24, 2024. Retrieved December 24, 2024.