Hugo Quezada

Hugo Quezada

politician Dominican Republic

Hugo Quezada was a prominent Dominican architect and a political prisoner during the Trujillo regime, known for his lifelong commitment to social justice and democracy. As a key member of the clandestine movement 14 de Junio, he actively opposed the dictatorship and was imprisoned alongside fellow dissident Manolo Tavárez. After the fall of Trujillo, Quezada continued to advocate for the true democratic ideals, resisting attempts to distort the historical memory of the Dominican Republic. He was a founding member of the Fundación Testimonio, dedicated to preserving the legacy of revolutionary figures and promoting historical awareness.

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Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Hugo Quezada was a political prisoner and lifelong activist for the better causes of the Dominican people. 9

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Hugo Quezada, dignidad y esperanza