米尔塔·迪亚斯-巴拉特

米尔塔·弗朗西斯卡·德拉卡里达·迪亚斯-巴拉特·古铁雷斯（西班牙语：Mirta Francisca de la Caridad Díaz-Balart Gutiérrez；1928年9月30日—2024年7月6日）是古巴革命领袖菲德尔·卡斯特罗的第一任妻子（1948年—1955年）。她是拉法埃尔·何塞·迪亚斯-巴拉特（1959年古巴革命前，活跃于古巴政坛，曾任古巴运输部长和巴内斯市长）和亚美利加·古铁雷斯的女儿。她与菲德尔·卡斯特罗有一个儿子：菲德尔·卡斯特罗·迪亚斯-巴拉特。1956年，迪亚斯-巴拉特与埃米利奥·努涅斯·布兰科（前古巴驻联合国大使埃米利奥·努涅斯·波图翁多（英语：Emilio Núñez Portuondo）之子）结婚，后生有两个女儿（包括米尔塔·努涅斯（英语：Mirta Núñez））。2004年，她在西班牙马德里去世^[1]^[2]^[3]。

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^ Guerrilla Prince: The Untold Story of Fidel Castro, Georgie Anne Geyer, 2011. p. 63. "Fidel's courting of Mirta Díaz-Balart, the lovely green-eyed girl with the dark blond hair and the wistful smile, from one of Cuba's wealthiest families, marked the period in his life that was closest to a time when he lived like a relatively normal man, one who felt and acted on simple and even pure and uncalculated feelings."
^ On Becoming Cuban: Identity, Nationality, and Culture, page 434, Louis A. Pérez, Jr. "The twenty-two-year-old Fidel Castro and his bride Mirta Díaz Balart were among the many thousands of Cuban newlyweds to honeymoon in New York city. Cuban travel was both cause and effect of changes overtaking the Florida tourist industry. "
^ Frank País: Architect of Cuba's Betrayed Revolution, page 322, José Alvarez, 2009. "Fidel Castro and Mirta Díaz-Balart, members of families who were political enemies, married on 10 October 1948. They were divorced while Castro was in prison."

[1] Guerrilla Prince: The Untold Story of Fidel Castro, Georgie Anne Geyer, 2011. p. 63. "Fidel's courting of Mirta Díaz-Balart, the lovely green-eyed girl with the dark blond hair and the wistful smile, from one of Cuba's wealthiest families, marked the period in his life that was closest to a time when he lived like a relatively normal man, one who felt and acted on simple and even pure and uncalculated feelings."

[2] On Becoming Cuban: Identity, Nationality, and Culture, page 434, Louis A. Pérez, Jr. "The twenty-two-year-old Fidel Castro and his bride Mirta Díaz Balart were among the many thousands of Cuban newlyweds to honeymoon in New York city. Cuban travel was both cause and effect of changes overtaking the Florida tourist industry. "

[3] Frank País: Architect of Cuba's Betrayed Revolution, page 322, José Alvarez, 2009. "Fidel Castro and Mirta Díaz-Balart, members of families who were political enemies, married on 10 October 1948. They were divorced while Castro was in prison."

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