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I·bár·ru·ri

 (ē-bä′ro͞o-rē′), Dolores Known as "La Pasionaria." 1895-1989.
Spanish political leader, journalist, and orator noted for her passionate speeches against the Fascists during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). After remaining in exile for 38 years, she returned to Spain in 1977 and was elected to parliament.
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Ibarruri

(Spanish iˈβarruri)
n
(Biography) Dolores. real name of (La) Pasionaria
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