Castro's secrets

This book is not a book whose subject is limited to a crime that is the most documented and the worst reputed in the twentieth century, but it is the first book to delve into the depths of one of the best and most hostile intelligence agencies in the world, now known to have been led personally by Fidel Castro for nearly fifty years, where he served as the chief of espionage in Cuba. All defectors agreed that almost nothing of importance in Cuban intelligence operations against the United States was carried out without direct intervention from Castro. Therefore, this book tells a multi-layered story about him: about his personality and his conspiratorial talents, about his boldness and impudence, about his twisted and cunning intelligence and his hatred of the United States; for this reason, his many secrets, which are uncovered here for the first time, shed light on Fidel Castro from several aspects that no one has previously appreciated as they deserve.