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Hatuey (/ɑːˈtweɪ/), also
Hatüey (/ˌɑːtuˈeɪ/; died 2
February 1512), was a Taíno
Cacique (chief) of the
Hispaniolan cacicazgo of
Guanaba (in present-day...
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Hatuey is a beer from Cuba
originally produced in the
Modelo Brewery of the
Bacardi family.
Hatuey was
first brewed in 1927 in
Santiago de Cuba. It was...
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first time, with the
introduction of an
authentic Cuban Malt beer:
Hatuey beer. Bacardi's
success in
transitioning into an
international brand and...
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Hatuey de
Camps Jiménez (29 June 1947 – 26
August 2016) was a
politician from the
Dominican Republic. He
served as
president of the
Lower House of the...
- execution. Two of the most
famous of
these early colonial-era
caciques are
Hatuey from what is now Cuba and
Enriquillo on the
island of Hispaniola. Both are...
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Carretera Central, Cotorro, Havana, Cuba. In 1952,
Ernest Hemingway featured Hatuey beer in his book The Old Man and the Sea. When he was
awarded the Nobel...
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Hatüey Bacardi Club is a
professional football club
based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The last
known time the club pla**** in
Division 1 was in 1970. After...
- Agüeybaná II -
Cacique in
Puerto Rico
Arasibo -
Cacique in
Puerto Rico
Hatuey (Taíno),
Cacique in Cuba
Hayuya -
Cacique in
Puerto Rico
Jumacao - Cacique...
- (aged 56)
Nationality American Occupation Industrialist Known for Gulf+Western
Spouse Yvette M.
LeMarrec Children 2
Relatives Hatuey de
Camps (son-in-law)...
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Cacique (chief)
Hatuey was
burnt at the
stake in Yara, on
February 2, 1512,
after he
organized a
guerrilla war
against the Spaniards.
Hatuey is
known as "Cuba's...
