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North of Havana
From one of America's leading legal minds, a riveting look at the U.S.-Cuban relationship seen through the lens of a nearly impossible case During his distinguished career, Martin Garbus has established himself as a well-known trial lawyer representing the likes of Daniel Ellsberg and Leonard Peltier. But there is no story Garbus wants to tell more than that of his most challenging case: representing five Cuban spies marooned in the U.S. prison system and his efforts to get them out. North of Havana tells the story of a spy ring sent by Cuba in the early 1990s to infiltrate anti-Communist extremists in Miami. Erroneously charged by the U.S. government in connection with the 1996 shootdown of...
Seagull One
This book tells the modern-day adventure story of Brothers to the Rescue and the Cuban refugees they flew to safety, written in collaboration with the group's founder, José Basulto.
Give Me Liberty
'A penetrating account of Cuban history ... [an] extraordinary book' MADELEINE K. ALBRIGHT, US Secretary of State, 1997-2001 'This is a splendid book, which narrates the tragedy of a Cuban, Oswaldo Payá, who dared to oppose Fidel Castro in communist Cuba, and paid dearly for it. David E. Hoffman's research is magnificent and his biography reads like a great novel' MARIO VARGAS LLOSA The riveting biography of a dissident who defied Castro's dictatorship, and paid with his life. Oswaldo Payá was seven years old when Fidel Castro seized power, promising to create a 'free, democratic, and just Cuba'. But Castro instead created an authoritarian regime and crushed all dissent. The dream of democ...
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Seagull One
Este libro presenta la historia, nunca antes contada en español, de los hombres y mujeres de diecinueve nacionalidades que se asociaron para volar en frágiles avionetas sobre las aguas que median entre Cuba y la Florida en busca de los balseros que huían de Cuba comunista. Salvaron más de 4.200 vidas. Es un fascinante relato de cómo José Basulto, exiliado cubano y veterano de Bahía de Cochinos, fundó HAR con la misión humanitaria de salvar las vidas de unos seres desesperados dispuestos a enfrentar el océano en busca de la libertad.La presente obra cuenta también la penetración en HAR de dos espías, uno de los cuales era un doble agente que también trabajaba para el FBI. Estos dos individuos colaboraron con el régimen de Castro en planificar el derribo, sobre aguas internacionales, de dos avionetas civiles que volaban en una misión humanitaria el 24 de febrero de 1996, algo que no tiene otro calificativo que el de asesinato a sangre fría.
