SpainObituaryAlejandro FinisterrePublisher and inventor of table football, he was exiled by FrancoExile from Franco's Spain made the life of Alejandro Finisterre, who has died at the age of aged 87, one of constant movement and creativity. Though Alejandro most valued his fight to conserve the legacy of the poet León Felipe (1884-1968), whose literary executor he was, he was famous for inventing table football.
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