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Fidel Castro, The United States, And The Next Revolution
Bloomsbury Press
November 2008
On Sale: October 28, 2008
368 pages ISBN: 1596914343 EAN: 9781596914346 Hardcover
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Non-Fiction
On the fiftieth anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, expert
Daniel Erikson explores the twilight of the Castro era and
what the future has in store for America’s last Cold War enemy. January 1, 2009 will mark a half century for a Cuban regime
created and shaped by the powerful will of Fidel Castro—but
the ailing leader may be gone from the scene before the
anniversary arrives. The Cuba Wars explores the two crucial
questions of the coming era: When Castro dies, what will
happen in Cuba? And what will happen in America? There are
few international relationships that rival in intimacy,
passion, and sheer tension that between the Cuba and the
United States. In The Cuba Wars, Cuba expert Daniel Erikson
draws on extensive visits to Cuba and conversations with
both government officials and opposition leaders—plus the
key players in Washington and Florida—to offer an unmatched
portrait of a small country with very large importance to
America. Cuba remains "our last Cold War enemy"—now closely
allied to Hugo Chavez’s Venezuela as it once was to the
USSR. Yet it has quietly become a major trade partner for
American agribusiness. The "next revolution" there could see
Cuba become a multibillion-dollar capitalist economy—or
continue as a socialist dystopia, or lapse into civil war.
The Cuba Wars is the book to read to understand the present
and future of Cuba.
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