Alfredo López Arencibia (1894 – 1926) was a Cuban labor leader and trade unionist. Born in Sagua la Grande, Cuba in 1894, he learned to be a typesetter and joined a trade union when he was young. Later, he took on larger roles as leader of the typographers trade union and the (FOH). He was also involved in the founding of the (CNOC).
Although he was influenced by anarchism and has even been described as a or "unitarian anarchist", López took part in early Marxist-Lenininist reading circles. In 1925, he attended the Second and Third Workers Congresses in Cienfuegos and Camagüey, respectively.
In 1926, López was disappeared under the Machado dictatorship and assassinated at .
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