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Dr. Ada Kouri Barreto (May 26, 1917 in Havana, Cuba – July 11, 2005 in Rome, Italy) was an eminent cardiologist. She was the wife of the Foreign Minister of Cuba, Raúl Roa García, and mother to the Cuban diplomat, . Kouri was the eldest daughter of seven children of the prominent surgeon and Professor of Medicine at the University of Havana, Dr. and Dr. . Her siblings were Josefina, Marta Alicia, Silvia Margarita, Juan, Julio and Nejhie Kouri-Barreto.

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dbpedia-owl:abstract	Dr. Ada Kouri Barreto (May 26, 1917 in Havana, Cuba – July 11, 2005 in Rome, Italy) was an eminent cardiologist. She was the wife of the Foreign Minister of Cuba, Raúl Roa García, and mother to the Cuban diplomat, . Kouri was the eldest daughter of seven children of the prominent surgeon and Professor of Medicine at the University of Havana, Dr. and Dr. . Her siblings were Josefina, Marta Alicia, Silvia Margarita, Juan, Julio and Nejhie Kouri-Barreto. As a young woman, she was a militant of the Student Left Wing (Ala Izquierda Estudiantil) and after the March 1935 strike she joined her husband in exile in New York. After March 10, 1952, she took part in the anti-Batista movement as a physician, caring for clandestine combatants and other tasks of Civic Resistance. During the first years of the Revolution she was the director of the Hygiene Institute. An eminent cardiologist, she was a founder in the field where she worked tirelessly until the age of 75. A member of the Federation of Cuban Women Federación de Mujeres Cubanas (FMC), the and Comités de Defensa de la Revolución (CDR). She died in Rome where she was accompanying her son Raúl Roa Kouri at the Cuban Embassy to the Holy See, victim of a cardiac-respiratory arrest at the age of 88. Ada Kourí Barreto (1917, La Habana, Cuba – 11 de julio de 2005, Roma, Italia) fue una eminente cardióloga cubana. Fue la esposa del ministro de Exteriores Raúl Roa García y madre del diplomático cubano . Kourí era la hija mayor de los siete vástagos, hija de la doctora y del famoso cirujano y profesor de medicina en la Universidad de La Habana, doctor Juan Bautista Kourí Esmeja. Sus hermanos eran Josefina, Marta Alicia, Silvia Margarita, Juan, Julio, y Nejhie Kourí-Barreto. De joven fue militante del Ala Izquierda Estudiantil, y después de la huelga de marzo de 1935 se unió a su marido en el exilio, en la ciudad de Nueva York. Después del 10 de marzo de 1952, tomó parte en el movimiento anti-Batista como médica, al cuidado de los combatientes irregulares, y otras tareas de Resistencia Cívica. Durante los primeros años de la Revolución fue la directora del Instituto de Higiene de Cuba; donde desarrolló la primera casa de animales de experimento y la creación de vacunas antitíficas y contra la viruela. Como eminente cardióloga, fue una de las partícipes en esos campos, donde trabajó incansablemente hasta la edad de 75. Murió en Roma, donde acompañaba a su hijo Raúl Roa Kourí, a tomar posesión de la Embajada de Cuba ante la Santa Sede, víctima de un paro cardiorrespiratorio, a la edad de 88. Fue miembro de la Federación de Mujeres Cubanas (FMC) y el Comités de Defensa de la Revolución (CDR).
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