Manuel Marquez Sterlin Loret de Mola, is considered one of the twenty most distinguished Cuban history, but life evolved from its source of Cuba in exile in Lima, Peru; to an active life as a journalist in Mexico and Spain, and a long season, as usual with the Cubans fighting for independence in the United States . In these countries had extensive contacts with José Martí, Andres Clemente Vazquez, who was deputy foreign minister of Mexico, but born in Cuba and then was appointed to represent Mexico in Havana before the English government first and then to the forces occupation of the United States and was considered the dean of the diplomatic corps in Havana, and had already appointed to be the first ambassador of Mexico to the Republic of Cuba, started its first independent regime, but Don Andres died before the independent flag flying in Cuba Havana, after lowering the flag of the bar and the stars. So it was Ambassador of Mexico to Cuba to be independent, but instead Manuel Marquez Sterling was the ambassador of Cuba in Mexico and had a major role in 1913 trying to save Madero and José María Pino Suárez, who was a personal friend of Marquez Sterling founded the Chess Club in Yucatan in 1908 in honor of Don Andres Clemente Vazquez. The future President of Cuba tried to save the President and Vice President of Mexico from assassination set Jackal by Huerta and supported the ill-fated U.S. ambassador in Mexico, in what was called the Ten Tragic, caused by the Covenant of the Citadel, who tried and managed to strike a terrible blow to the Mexican Revolution, which cost it lasted a decade in fighting that killed a quarter of a million Mexicans at least. For chess
If the name of Manuel Marquez Sterling Loret de Mola is huge, so is the history of Latin American freedoms.
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