Castro's Secrets: Cuban Intelligence, The CIA, and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy - Brossura

""Castro's Secrets" begins like a slow murder mystery then builds damning fact after damning fact into a conclusive, ground-breaking portrait, based on firsthand sources, of how the Cuban strongman--in all his evil brilliance--frequently ran circles around the CIA . . . The most interesting parts of his narrative revolve around how much Castro knew about the plot to kill Kennedy, and a parallel attempt, on the part of the CIA, to assassinate the Cuban dictator . . . One of the successes of "Castro's Secrets" is that it offers readers a view of both sides of the shadow war."--"The Daily Beast"

"A fascinating study of Castro's intelligence network and its early battles with the CIA to secure Castro's hold on power."--The Sunday Times

"Britan Latell, for four decades the CIA's ranking authority on all matters Castro and Cuban, has ripped the shroud off the circumstances behind one of the more flagrant instances of journalistic malpractice ever in the Washington media."--"The Washington Times"

"Authoritative expose ...[and] a lively and revealing account of the long intelligence war between the U.S. and Cuba." --Publishers Weekly