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COVERING CUBA 4: The
Rats Below
Finally, the fourth installment of the series COVERING CUBA by the
acclaimed filmmaker team of Agustin Blazquez and Jaums Sutton is
available in a limited Special Edition DVD, exclusively through
CubaCollectibles.com. To order click:
http://www.cubacollectibles.com/cuba.mv?p=108-CC4 This limited
Special Edition DVD features COVERING CUBA 4: The Rats Below.
This 105-min. documentary exposes to the American people how the mighty
power of a corporation influences the U.S. government – in this case the
corrupt Clinton administration - and brings tragedy to an innocent child
and everyone else in the way, using the Gold Rule of power, money and
greed.
It is a fascinating story of intrigue and deceptions that the U.S. media
censored because of the economic and political leverage of this
corporation that sponsors many of the leading political programs on the
major TV and Radio networks.
It is a story kept hidden because of the prevalent U.S. media dislike
for a minority group in America.
It is a story of secret corporate manipulation of the U.S. government,
the media and the American people creating support for their corporate
greed, all while staying hidden just under the surface.
This complex story unravels through the testimonies of:
DAVID HOECH, DELFIN GONZALEZ, DENNIS K. HAYS, JAMES B. LIEBER,
JIM GUIRARD, LARRY KLAYMAN, MYLES KANTOR & REED IRVINE featuring the
songs “Solo Un Niño” by LUISA MARIA GÜELL & “Sin Esperanzas” by GUSTAVO
REX music performed by RICHARD STUMPF, clarinet; RAFAEL MONTEAGUDO,
percussion, RODOLFO GUZMAN, composer; pianist and conductor; VIRGINIA
ALONSO-TOKARZ, soprano; TERRY SISK, organ; SPRINGFIELD UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH SANCTUARY CHOIR; LINDA APPLE MONSON, conductor; JOSE LOPEZ,
piano; BOGDAN CHRUSZCZ, violin; MEI MEI LUO, violin; STEPHANIE FIRDMAN,
viola; IRIS VAN ECK, cello other incidental music arranged by Agustin
Blazquez
This limited Special Edition DVD also features Dan Rather “60 Minutes”
an inside view, an 8-min. interview with Pedro Porro, A.I.A., retired
Architect of the U.S. Treasury Department in Washington, DC. Mr. Porro
participated in the production of a segment of “60 Minutes” and reveals
what he found to be a serious manipulation specifically designed to
influence the conclusions of the audience.
This interview was taped on May 18, 2003 - before the scandal on CBS
about the “60 Minutes” Dan Rather segment criticizing president Bush in
relation to his military service based on fake documents – Mr. Porro
came forward and revealed this inside view.
Mr. Porro was hired in April 2000 as a translator (English to Spanish)
for the interview by Dan Rather of Juan Miguel Gonzalez, the father of
Elian Gonzalez, the 6-year old boy involved in an international custody
dispute between Fidel Castro’s regime and a humble Cuban American family
in Miami during the Clinton administration.
Mr. Porro participated in the 10-hour taping session for "60 Minutes."
Greg Craig – Clinton’s lawyer during his impeachment process, who also
acted as lawyer for Juan Miguel Gonzalez and as advisor to John Kerry
during his presidential campaign - was present and involved.
While taping the Dan Rather interview, Mr. Porro observed what appears
to be one more pattern of deception by Dan Rather, "60 Minutes" and CBS.
This limited Special Edition DVD also features previews of Agustin
Blazquez’s other films about Cuba.
The price of this limited Special Edition DVD is $24.95
To order click:
http://www.cubacollectibles.com/cuba.mv?p=108-CC4
COVERING CUBA 4: The Rats Below with Spanish subtitles (this version
does not include Pedro Porro’s interview) is also available in DVD or
VHS for the SPECIAL PRICE of $19.95
Also available through www.CubaCollectibles.com in DVD or VHS for only
$19.95 are COVERING CUBA 2: The Next Generation, COVERING CUBA 3: Elian
& CUBA: The Pearl of the Antilles
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