Fidelista
noun
Fidelistas
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pluralof Fidelista.plural
The grammatical form denoting more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
Example Sentences
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In Cuba, through good times and bad, Mr. Castro’s supporters referred to themselves not as Communists but as Fidelistas.
From New York Times β Nov. 26, 2016
A revolutionary, poet and martyr, Martí serves as the icon for every side of the Cuban debate: Fidelistas, exiles, Marxists, Miami capitalists — all claim him as their own.
From Washington Post β Feb. 5, 2015
You could, if you want, blame the Fidelistas in Mexico City.
From Slate β Nov. 22, 2013
He’s taken in by prominent Fidelistas connected to the Cuban Embassy.
From Slate β Nov. 22, 2013
When Venezuela broke relations with Castro's Cuba last November, the council organized a civilian patrol that, just in case of reprisals by Fidelistas, kept a protective watch on the home of every American in town.
From Time Magazine Archive
