Castro's Cuba, Cuba's Fidel

Through a detailed account of a 14-week visit to Cuba in 1965, the book presents a unique perspective on Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution. Central to the narrative is a seven-day marathon conversation with Castro, offering insights into his thoughts on agriculture, the conflict between Moscow and Havana, and his ideological journey to Marxism. Accompanied by striking photographs, the text includes challenging interviews that illuminate the complexities of Cuban history and politics, making it a vital resource for understanding contemporary Cuba and its leadership.