In 1964, at age seven, Jorge Masetti was informed by a Cuban colonel that his father had died gloriously leading a guerrilla band in Argentina. By the age of 16, Masetti had left Havana to follow in his father’s footsteps, fighting as an urban revolutionary in Buenos Aires. Two years later, he was back in Cuba for a course in “conspiratorial methods.” Then he joined the notorious Americas Department, entering what he calls “the pirate’s den” as a secret agent for Fidel Castro.usw........
Kein Buch, das die kubanischen Zöllner gerne im Gepäck des Touristen sähen. Zu peinlich für die kubanische Revolution. Aber für Kuba- und Lateinamerika-Interessierte ein sehr empfehlenswertes Buch.
