I was born in Cuba in 1961. I have read hundreds of books about Cuba. Some are extremely passionate and full of denigrating adjectives against individuals or events related to the revolution, and some are fearfully written so that, in case of criticism, it does not affect the survival or the professional curriculum of the […]
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In this interview with the author, Dr. Miguel A. Faria, Jr. discusses his new book, Cuba’s Eternal Revolution. Waters: A British publisher has released your new book, Cuba’s Eternal Revolution through the Prism of Insurgency, Socialism and Espionage. Why not an American publisher? Faria: Let’s face it, the publishing industry, like the ruling establishment, is
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This is a fantastic book written by a man who has been a friend of mine for over forty years. Dr. Miguel Faria lived through the Cuban Revolution with his family and escaped with his father to the freedom of the United States at the tender age of thirteen. This is the story of the
Despite what we have been through in this hell of a Democrat-socialist ride in the last three years—with unconstitutional Covid lockdowns and forced vaccinations; the George Floyd rioters and their successors, who have been allowed to roam free to loot and burn; support for Antifa; the propagation of the unscientific Critical Race Theory and militant
Outstanding moments in the Cuban Revolution have fascinated readers for decades. But, a lesser-known insurgency also took place in Cuba in the 1960s that has not received as much attention. This is particularly true for English-speaking audiences and academicians who may not be familiar with much of the material in this monograph, which utilized as
Books in Focus: Cuba’s Eternal Revolution by Miguel A. Faria, MD Read More »
This summary refers to a momentous essay written by my friend, Dr. Russell L. Blaylock, who has studied political science, in general, and totalitarianism and communism, in particular, for nearly five decades. Dr. Blaylock wrote the paper in 1989, but the manuscript had been lost. Fortunately, he had sent me a copy, which I had
