Fafa Taveras
Fafa Taveras, born Rafael Francisco Taveras Rosario, is a prominent figure in Dominican history, known for his leadership role in the 1965 Revolution that sought to restore President Juan Bosch to power. He played a crucial role in the assault on the Fortaleza Ozama, which he recalls as the most significant day of his life, citing the operation's successful accumulation of arms for revolutionary forces. Taveras had recently returned from Cuba, where he was trained in guerrilla warfare and weaponry, skills that proved vital during the revolution. His actions during this tumultuous time have left a lasting impact on the political landscape of the Dominican Republic.
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Fafa Taveras recalls the assault on the Fortaleza Ozama during the 1965 Revolution as the best day of his life.
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