Who was fulgencio batista?

a-the military strongman who controlled cuba as president and dictator until overthrown by a revolutionary movement

b-the american-born latino cabinet member under president kennedy who acted as us liaison to che guevara

c-the miami radio announcer who conveyed coded information to cuban revolutionary groups during the bay of pigs

d-the cuban ambassador to washington who was caught tampering with us government files on havana casinos

the answer is a

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A-the military strongman who controlled Cuba as president and dictator until overthrown by a revolutionary movement.

Explanation:

Fulgencio Batista, a military officer and politician, was the US-backed dictator of Cuba until he was forced to flee by the advance to Havanna of a  victorious rebel movement headed by Fidel Castro in January 1959.  

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