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Authors: Humberto Fontova

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1
George Gedda, “Official: Cuba May Help Rogue States With Biological Expertise,” Associated Press, May, 6, 2002

2
Joel Brenner, “Strategic Counterintelligence,” American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security, March 29, 2007

3
“Huye a Miami Alcibiades Hidalgo, ex embajador de Cuba en la ONU,”
ABC
(Madrid), June 28, 2002

4
Armando Valladares, “Their men in higher ed,”
The Washington, Times,
June, 18, 2009

5
Ibid.

6
Alfonso Chardy, “Spy Catcher claims four are agents for Cuba,”
The Miami Herald,
August, 8, 2008

7
Ibid.

8
Ibid.

9
Col. Simmons, interview with the author

10
Jesus Perez Mendez debriefing,
latinamericanstudies.org

11
Humberto Fontova, “Obama's Lovefest with Cold War Foe,”
The Washington Times,
May 12, 2012

12
Jeff Jacoby, “Castro's Cheerleaders,”
The Boston Globe,
May 8, 2003

17. Barbara Walters, Charmed by the Hemisphere's Top Torturer of Women

1
Barbara Walters, “An Interview with Fidel Castro,”
Foreign Policy,
September 1977

2
Ibid.

3
Barbara Walters, interview with Fidel Castro, “ABC 20/20,” October 11, 2002

4
Ana Rodriguez and Glenn Garvin,
Diary of a Survivor: Nineteen Years in a Cuban Women's Prison,
St Martin's Press, 1995

5
Ibid.

6
Mignon Medrano,
Todo lo dieron por Cuba,
Fundacion Nacional Cubano Americana, 1995

7
Ibid.

8
Beth Reinhard, “McCain: Keep Cuba embargo in place,”
The Miami Herald,
May 20, 2008

9
Roberto Martin-Perez, interview with the author

10
Medrano, Op. cit.

11
Walters,
Foreign Policy,
Op. cit.

12
Medrano, Op. cit.

18. Dan Rather on Castro: “This Is Cuba's Elvis!”

1
Edward Murrow, “See it Now,” CBS, February 6, 1959

2
Pedro Porro, interview with the author

3
Ibid.

4
“The Gardens of the Queen,” CBS, December 18, 2011

INDEX

A&E (Arts & Entertainment Network)

Abascal, Gerardo

ABC (Madrid)

ABC (American Broadcasting System)

Abrams, Elliott

Abyssinian Baptist Church

Acevedo, Jose

Acosta, Antonio Ruiz

Acosta, Felicito

Acosta, Ruben

Acosta, Teofilo

Accuracy in Media

“Adonis G.B.,” Cuban refugee

Aerogaviota

Africa, Cuban military intervention in

African National Congress (ANC)

Against All Hope (see also Valladares, Armando)

“Age of Aquarius,”

Agence France-Presse

Agency for International Development (U.S.)

Aguilera, Hermes

Ahmadinejad, Mahmoud

Al Jazeera

Al Qaissia, Moutaz

Alarcon, Margarita

Alarcon, Ricardo

Alarcon Ramirez, Dariel

Albright, Sec. Madeleine K.

Alfonso, Julio Cesar

Alien (film)

Aliens, Special Interest (SIAs)

Alis, Krupskaia

Allen, Woody

Allende, Salvador

Almeida, Joaquim de

Alvarado, Julio

Alvarez, Yisel

Alvarez Cardentey, Miguel

Amanpour, Christiane

Ambrosino, Christine

American Film Institute

American Journal of Nursing

“American Series” (PBS)

Americans for Humanitarian Trade with Cuba (AHTC)

Amoedo, Ambassador Julio

Analisio, Placido

“Anatomy of a Sharkbite” (see Discovery Channel)

Anaya, Carlos

Anderson, Howard

Andreas, Dwayne

Angola

Animal Farm

“Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart” (see also Berlin Wall)

AP (see Associated Press)

Apartheid (Cuba)

Apartheid (South Africa; see also Mandela, Nelson)

Archer Daniels Midland

Argentina

Arizona (U.S.)

Armed Forces, Cuban

Artime, Manuel

Arzuaga, Javier

Aspillaga, Florentino

Assad, Hafez

Associated Press

Association of American Physicians and Surgeons

Atilano, Pablo

Atkinson, Michael

Atlanta (Georgia)

Atlantic, The

Avila, Jim

Ayers, William Charles “Bill,”

Babalu

Babeu, Paul

Bacardi, Ltd.

Bagasse

Baghdad, Iraq, murder rate

Bahamas

Bahamian Coast Guard

Bailey, Norman

Baker, Sen. Howard Henry, Jr.

Baker, Peter Edward “Ginger”

Ball, George, Undersecretary

Bancomex

Barletta, Amadeo

Barrett, Butch

Barrientos, Rene

Barrio Azul (Juarez, MX)

“Barzini, Don” (see Godfather, book and film)

Batista, Fulgencio

Battleship Potemkin, The (film)

Bay Area

Bay of Pigs

BBC (The British Broadcasting Corporation)

Beche, Father Berba

Beckel, Robert G. “Bob,”

Behar, Joy

Benchley, Peter

“Bennell, Dr. Miles” (Invasion of the Body Snatchers)

Berbena, Gloria

Berkeley (see University of California, Berkeley)

Berlin Wall

Bernal, Alejandro

Bernal, Marcelo

“Best and the Brightest,”

“Best Countries in the World” (see
Newsweek
)

Bethel, Paul

Bezmenov, Yuri Alexandrovich

Biscet, Oscar Elias

Biscet, Winnie

Bishop, Maurice

Black Book of Communism, The

Black Theology Project

Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton (“Tony”)

Blanco, Juan

Blanco, Juan Antonio

Blockade (Cuban Missile Crisis)

“Blockade,”

“Blood in the Water,”

Bloomingdale's, New York

B'nai Brith Lodge (Cuba)

Boadle, Anthony

Bolivia

Bolivian Army, Rangers

Bolshevism

Bolton, Ambassador John

Bosch, Jose “Pepin,”

Botin, Vicente

Boy Scouts of America

Boys' Life magazine

Bradlee, Benjamin Crowninshield “Ben,”

Brandenburg Gate

“Brasi, Luca” (see Godfather, The, film & novel)

Bravo (TV)

Bravo, Flavio

Brazil

Bridge of the Americas

Brigade 2506 (see also Bay of Pigs)

Bringuier, Carlos

British Airlines

British Empire

British Navy

Brizuelas, Efrain

Brooke, Edward

Brookings Institute

Brothers to the Rescue

Brown, Tina

Buffett, Jimmy

Bukovsky, Vladimir

Bundy, McGeorge

Bureaus, news, Havana

Bureau of Diplomatic Security (U.S. Department of State)

Bureau of Land Management (U.S.)

Burleson Air Force Base

Burton, Rep. Dan

Bush, President George W.

Business Week

Butantan Institute

“Butcher of Budapest,”

Cabrera-Infante, Guillermo

Calderon, Felipe

Calvo, Manuela

Camelot (see Kennedy, John F)

Campaneria, Virgilio

Campbell, Arthur

Campesinos (Bolivia)

Campesinos (Cuba)

Canada

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Cancun

Cannes Film Festival

Capuzzo, Michael

Carlucci, Frank

Carlyle Group

Carrillo, Jesus

Carter, President James Earl “Jimmy,”

Carter Center

Casa de las Americas (Cuba; see also DGI)

Casa de Beneficienciay Maternidad

Castano, Jose, Jr.

Castano, Jose, Sr.

Castillo, Eliecer

Castro, Fidel, throughout (See table of contents for subject breakdowns.)

Castro, “Fidelito,”

Castro, Manolo

Castro, Mariela

Castro, Raul ,

“Castro's Propaganda Apparatus” (CIA document)

“Castroism,”

Cayman News Service

Cayo Piedra

CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System)

Cell phones (Cuba)

“Cemetery-without-crosses,”

Center for Epidemiological

Research (Brazil)

Center for Marine Studies (Cuba)

Chabat, Jorge

Chanes de Armas, Mario

Chapelle, Dickey (Georgette Louise Meyer)

Chase, Cornelius Crane “Chevy,”

Che (see Guevara, Ernesto

“Che”)

Che (film)

Cheka (see also Red Terror)

Chicago Tribune, The

Chile

China

“Chirri,” Cuban woman political prisoner

Christian Science Monitor, The

Churchill, Sir Winston

CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)

Cienfuegos, Camilo

Cirules, Enrique (see also

Casa de las Americas)

Cleaver, Emanuel

“Cleaver, June” (Leave It to Beaver)

Clift, Eleanor

Clinton, Sec. Hillary Rodham

Clinton, President William Jefferson “Bill,”

Close to Shore (see also Capuzzo, Michael)

CNN (Cable News Network)

Coast Guard (Bahamas)

Coast Guard (Cuba)

Coast Guard (U.S.)

Cobo, Arturo

Coface

Cohiba

Colbert, Stephen

Coll, Alberto

Collera Vento, Jose Manuel

Collins, Judy

Colombia

Columbia University

Columbiana, Alabama

Columbus, Christopher

Comintern (see also Grobart, Fabio)

Committee to Protect Journalists

Communism (Cuba)

Communism (in Latin America)

Congressional Black Caucus

Congressional Medal of Freedom

Constitution of 1940 (Cuba)

Consulates, U.S., in Mexico (evacuations)

Contreras, Rafael

Cooder, Ry

Cooper, Anderson

Coppola, Francis Ford

Coral Capital

“Corleone, Don Vito” (see

Godfather, book and film)

“Corleone, Mikey” (see

Godfather, book and film)

Cosmopolitan (“Cosmo” magazine)

Coulter, Ann Hart

Council on Foreign Relations (Mexico)

Council on Foreign Relations (U.S.)

Couric, Katherine Anne (“Katie”)

Craig, Gregory

Cream

Creative Artists Agency

Cruz, Jose Ramon

CSNY (Crosby Stills Nash & Young)

CTC (Confederation of Cuban Workers)

“Cuba al Fin!”

Cuba Archive (see also Lago, Armando and Werlau, Maria)

“Cuba Discovery Tours” (Canada)

“Cuba Is Way Too Cool!” (Bonnie Raitt)

“Cuba Prostitution Documentary, The,”

Cuba Working Group (U.S. Congress)

Cuban-Americans

Cuban American National Foundation

Cuban Council of Churches

Cuban Film Institute (ICAIC)

Cuban Mission to the UN

Cuban Refugee Center (Miami)

Cuesta Valle, Ignacio

Cultural exchange

Daily Beast, The

Daily Caller, The

Danilevich, Gen. Adrian

De Buenza, Manuel

D-Day

De La Cova, Antonio

DePalma, Anthony

Death-squads (Cuba)

Debt, foreign (Cuba)

DEFCON-2 (readiness level)

“Defcon-2” (Discovery Channel)

Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA, USA)

Del Busto, Alicia

Del Toro, Benicio

Del Toro, Sara

Del Valle, Boris “El Boris,”

Del Valle, Dalia

Del Valle, Sergio

“Delgado” (DGI code name)

Delgado, Dora

Delgado, Owen

Deliverance (film)

Dengue fever

Der Spiegel

Despair (poem; see Espronceda, Jose)

DGI (Cuba)

Diaz Baez, Urselia

Diaz-Balart, Rep. Mario

Diaz Morejon, Aida

Diaz-Sanchez, Mercedes

Director of National Intelligence, U.S., office of

Discovery Channel

Dobrynin, Anatoly Fyodorovich

“Doctor Diplomacy,”

Dr. Strangelove (film)

Dodd, Senator Thomas J.

Dog Rock

Dohrn, Bernardine Rae

Donate-Armada, Maida

Doors, The

“Doris,” Cuban woman political prisoner

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