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maks197457 [2]
2 years ago
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What connection does the author draw between the fall of Trujillo’s regime and public opinion of him?

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Zanzabum2 years ago
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<h3><u>Connection between the fall of Trujillo’s regime and public opinion of him:</u></h3>

There is a close connection between the rise and fall of Rafael Trujillo’s regime and the Mirabel sisters. Mirabel sisters emerged as the Martyrs and the national leader in the Dominican Republic like the Rafael Trujillo and have sacrificed their lives for their country.

They have first emerged as national heroes and raised political awareness across the country than their sudden demise in the same country. The Mirabel sisters were detained just like the Rafael Trujillo and their leadership came to an end after their assassination.

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