Cuba, la historia no contada summarizes the terrorist acts that have been plotted against the island of Cuba. Fully illustrated and documented passages show violent attacks against the Cuban Revolution by the United States government that had been going on for more than four decades. As a result, thousands of people were killed, and there were long-lasting significant damages to the Cuban economy.

Cuba, la Historia No Contada (Spanish Edition)

History

Rodriguez Cruz, Juan Carlos

Americas

Editorial Capitan San Luis

Sección de fotos de 12 páginas, bibliografía
También disponible en: English

Bloqueo: El asedio económico más prolongado de la Historia (Spanish Edition)

Andrés Zaldívar Diéguez

An account, fully illustrated and documented, of more than four decades of violent attacks against the Cuban Revolution by the U.S. government -- under ten different presidents. Defends and demands release of five Cuban revolutionaries currently held in U.S. prisons, arrested and framed-up while gathering information on right-wing Cuban-American groups who carried out many of these attacks with Washington s complicity. Also available in: Spanish

Cuba, The Untold History

Editorial Capitán San Luis

Concise history of covert U.S. program to undermine Cuban Revolution. Unleashed in April 1961 following the Bay of Pigs defeat, "Operation Mongoose" sought to prepare for a direct U.S. invasion the following year. Attorney General Robert Kennedy called Operation Mongoose a top priority" for the United States government. Its agents carried out terror actions that included the murder of more than 70 farmers, teachers, and workers; 4,000 canefield fires; and the bombing of more than 30 civilian targets. Drawn from formerly secret CIA files and documents made available in Cuba, this account explains how a determined people with a revolutionary leadership can stand and prevail against the world s most powerful military and economic force. Also available in: Spanish

Operation Mongoose. Prelude of a Direct Invasion of Cuba

Jacinto Váldes-Dapena

From start to finish, the proceedings were tainted, corrupt, null and void, vindictive. Every right of the accused to due process of law was flouted. Dr. Rodolfo Davalos Fernandez. Gerardo Hernandez, Ramon Labinino, Rene Gonzalez, Fernando Gonzalez, and Antonio Guerrero, five Cuban revolutionaries living in the United States were convicted in U.S. federal court in Miami in 2001 on trumped-up charges of conspiracy to commit espionage, conspiracy to commit a crime against the United States, and attempted murder. They were sentenced to harsh terms ranging 15 years to double life plus 15 years in federal prison. Their crime? Keeping the government of Cuba informed of the activities of counter-revolutionary terrorist groups in Miami whose unbroken record of violent attacks on Cuba and supporters of the Cuban Revolution begins in the 1960s and continues to this day. In United States vs. the Cuban Five, Cuban jurist Rodolfo Davalos Fernandez reviews every aspect of the U.S. government s prosecution of the five men in the light of U.S. and international law, legal tradition and procedures. Also available in: Spanish

United States vs. The Cuban Five. A Judicial Coverup

Rodolfo Davalos Fernandez

Welcome Home

Gerardo Hernandez Nordelo et al

Bandidismo derrota de la CIA en Cuba covers the years between 1959-1965 where there was a rise in arms against the Cuban revolution, principally in the Escambray Mountains, Organ Mountains, and Pinar del Rio.

Bandidismo Derrota de la CIA en Cuba (Spanish Edition)

Etcheverry Vazquez, Pedro

The Price Of Power

Alejandro Castro Espín

Why the Cuban Revolution? The true history of the Fulgencio Batista dictatorship

Cruz Juan Carlos Rodriguez

Bianchi Ross’s Contar a Cuba is split in two parts. In the first, the book analyzes, from an objective-subjective perspective with an attachment to the historical truth, the help given by the Cuban people to the independence of the 13 colonies. It also focuses on the years of Gabriel Valdes, the vision of Jose Marti, and many other mournful and inspiring events. In the second part, the book explores the successes and failures of the Republican period.

Contar a Cuba, Una Historia Diferente (Spanish Edition)

Bianchi Ross, Ciro

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