All of these Latin American revolutionaries are matched with their native country EXCEPT

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Jose martin is a cuban patriot and he is not native in mexico so your answer is A

Anna [14]2 years ago

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Jose Marti was a Cuban patriot and thus was not from Mexico. In addition to his work towards an independent Cuba, Marti was a renowned essayist, poet, and publisher.

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