| Name | Alberto Rivera |
| Date of Birth | September 19, 1935 |
| Place of Birth | Spain |
About
Alberto Rivera was born on September 19, 1935 in Spain. He died on Jun 20, 1997 (age 61). This Fundamentalist Christian was known for his loud hostility to Roman Catholicism. He blamed the Catholic Church for everything from Nazism and Communism to economic recessions and presidential killings. He is remembered for his antagonism to Roman Catholicism. Jack T. Chick, an evangelical Christian comic book writer, attributed his conspiracy beliefs to his rhetoric because it inspired his conspiracy theories.
A journalistic investigation indicated that he was most likely a career criminal; yet, he asserted that he had been a Jesuit priest before converting to Protestantism at one point in his life. His past is the subject of some controversy. He passed away when he was in his early sixties and was laid to rest in the Rose Hill Cemetery in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The intricacies of his familial status, much like the early events of his life, are shrouded in a certain amount of mystery. Although he was born in Spain, he eventually moved to the United States. It is possible that he had two children with a woman called Carmen Lydia Torres during his time in the United States.
Books
Alberto Rivera was a Cuban writer who was born in Havana in 1935. He wrote many books including “Cuba: My Revolution” and “Farewell to the Sea.” His books were mostly about the Cuban Revolution and its effects on the people of Cuba. He died in Miami in 1999.
