Cuba Cuban Bank Felipe Pazos by Salas Vintage Photo
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You are bidding on a Cuban Central Bank President in the 1950's and after the Revolution Cuban Greatest Economist Felipe Pazos Original Vintage Photo by Cuban Great Photographer Osvaldo Salas. On the back t is a stamp issued by Osvaldo Salas . This is a Really Uncommon Photo , a Great Opportunity for a Collector to own both a Cuban Greatest Economist Felipe Pazos and Great Photographer Osvaldo Salas Photo . We seldom witness the sell of a Photo like this. It's in Excellent Condition in spite of its age. Felipe Pazos was born in 1912 in Havana. He earned a doctorate from the University of Havana in 1938, joined the Cuban foreign service and in 1944 attended the Bretton Woods conference that created the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. He was on the I.M.F. staff from 1946 until 1949, when he returned to Havana to work on the creation of the central bank t, working as president from 1950 until 1952. Felipe Pazos, a Cuban economist who initially supported Fidel Castro because he said he believed that he would restore democracy but broke with him in 1959, died on Feb. 26 in exile at Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela. He was 88. In February 1957, Dr. Pazos and his son Xavier arranged for a correspondent from The New York Times, Herbert L. Matthews, to interview and photograph Mr. Castro and his guerrillas at their hideaway in the
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