BOOK REVIEW: ‘HAVANA ODYSSEY – CHASING OCHOA’S GHOST’ 4 years ago 4 years agobook review, books, Castro, cuba, cuban-american, espionage, Fidel Castro, havana, literature, novel, politics, travel, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relationsangola war, book review, canf, castro brothers, catholic clergy, catholic priests, cuba, cuban-americans, cubans in angola, drug trafficking, fidel castro, general ochoa, havana, havana odyssey, jorge mas canosa, novel, radio/tv marti, raul castro, santeria, secret police, stephen e murphy, usaid, worldnet tv
BOOK REVIEW: THE CUBANS – ORDINARY LIVES IN EXTRAORDINARY TIMES 4 years ago 4 years agobook review, books, cuba, cuban-american, culture, Fidel Castro, guidebook, information, moon, people, politics, revolution, travel, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relationsanthony depalma, book review, books, books about cuba, carlos eire, castro government, castro regime, communism, cuba, cuba-americans, cuban blacks, cuban life, cuban reality, cuban revolution, cuentapropista, elian gonzalez, fidel castro, guanabacoa, guidebook, havana, New York Times, race in cuba, resolviendo, the cubans As a former foreign correspondent (1986-2008) for The New York Times, Anthony DePalma reported widely on Cuba (he also authored The Man Who Invented Fidel). He’s no stranger to its enigmatic...Continue reading →
The Wasp Network 4 years ago 4 years agoadventure, article, book review, books, Castro, cia, crime, cuba, cuban-american, documentary, embargo, espionage, Fidel Castro, havana, information, mafia, motorcycle, motorcycling, politics, revolution, terrorism, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relations, usabrothers to the rescue, cuban five, cuban heroes, espionage, fidel castro, gael garcia bernal, helms burton, jose basulto, olivier assayas, penelope cruz, spy thriller, us cuba relations, us embargo, wasp network
Cuba May Day Parade Photo Tour with National Geographic author, photographer & Cuba Expert Christopher P. Baker 4 years ago 4 years agoautomobiles, Castro, Che Guevara, colonial, cuba, expert, Fidel Castro, havana, national geographic, photo tours, photography, photojournalism, politics, revolution, tours, travel, Uncategorizedche guevara, cuba, cuba expert, cuban revolution, havana, international workers day, may day parade, national geographic, photo tour, photo workshop, photographer
Miami-Dade County’s Cuban-American politicos falsely accuse Cuba of possibly using coronavirus as a biological weapon against the USA 4 years ago 4 years agoarticle, Castro, cia, cuba, cuban-american, embargo, Fidel Castro, news, newspaper, politics, revolution, terrorism, travel, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relationsbay of pigs, biological warfare, brigade 2506, cia, coronavirus, covid-19, cuba flights, cuban-american, trump, us-cuba flights
National Geographic author / photographer invites 3 lucky individuals to join him on a Cuba road trip 4 years ago 4 years agoadventure, Che Guevara, colonial, cuba, culture, deluxe, Expedition, expert, Fidel Castro, guidebook, havana, luxury, national geographic, people to people, photo tours, photography, photojournalism, road trip, santiago de cuba, tours, travel, trinidad, Uncategorizedcuba, guidebook, havana, luxury, national geographic, nationalgeographic, photographer, phototour, road trip, santiago de cuba, tour, travel, travel writer, travelwriter
Book Review: ¡Cuba Libre! Che, Fidel and the Improbable Revolution that Changed World History 5 years ago 5 years agobooks, Castro, Celia Sanchez, Che Guevara, cia, cuba, Fidel Castro, people, revolution, Uncategorized, US-Cuba relations, usa
