-The
King's contradictions
/ November 2005
-
The pied
piper of hamelin
/ January 2005
-
The echo
of other voices
/ January 2005
-
Pinocchio
(Parts I & II)
/ December 2004
-
The
"soft" dictatorship
/ December 2004
-
The
traps of distinction
/ December 2004
-
The curse
of the bambino
/ December 2004
-
Chronicle of a city
/ December 2004
-The
Weight of chains
/ November 2004
-
The
king's invisible garments
/ November 2004
-
Allied
with the devil?
/ November 2004
-
Alice in
wonderland / November 2004
- Miami
/ June 2004
-
Where is
our freedom hiding? /
June 2004
-
The diverse
faces of the moon
/ November 2004 -
The Price
of the chosen ones (Part 1)
/ February 2004
-
The Price
of the chosen ones (Part 2)
/ February 2004
-
The Price
of the chosen ones (Part 3)
/ February 2004
-
Havana
City Nowadays /
April 2004
-
Dirty
/ February 2004
-
The Big
Change /
February 2004
-
If-I-had-not... /
February 2004
-
Internationalism /
February 2004 -
Adolf Hitler / Fidel Castro
Compare and conclude: Reincarnation?
/ February 2004
-
Results
of the "Revolution"
/ February 2004
-
Migration I
/ February 2004
-
Migration II
/ February 2004
-
Migration III
/ February 2004
-
Political Repression /
January 2004
-
Other Repressive Organizations
/ January 2004
-
Agriculture, Housing and Mass Media
/ January 2004
-
Sports and
Elections /
January 2004
-
Public Health and Education
/ January 2004
-
Survival
/ January 2004
-
Transportation in Cuba Today
/ January 2004
-
The
truth about Cuba /
January 2004 -
Religion
/ February 2004
-
Social Classes, Tourism and Recreation
/ February 2004
-
Definition of Liberty
/ February 2004
-
Who are we?
/ May 2004
-
Fidel
Castro: Devil on earth
/ June 2004
-
The
dinosaur has no one to support him
/ June 2004
-
The Miami
Mafia / June
2004 -
Unity
/ May 2004
-
Letter to a
Commander /
January 2004 -
Confusion /
July 2004 -
4th of July
/ July 2004
-
Between
sword and sea
/
July 2004 -
How to
overthrow a tyrant
/ July 2004 -
The
black cloud /
July 2004 -
The cuban involution: Is it normal that...?
/ April 2004
-
Highway
by the sea /
July 2004 -
The
Poison of Myths /
July 2004 -
Resources of a tyrant
/ March 2004
-
Holguin
/ September 2004
-
Cheated
and beaten
/ March 2004
-
Other
reasons to sell your body
/ June
2004
-
Forced
Social Classes?
/ October
2004
-
Oasis
/ October
2004
-
Gods play
cards
/ November
2004
-
The
Trunk of surprises
/ November
2004
-
The Cat in
boots
/ November
2004
-
Chronicle of another city
/ December
2004
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THE TRUTH ABOUT CUBA
by Mario J Torres
Have you ever felt prisoner in your own land? Have you felt repression on
your own skin?. The Truth about Cuba will lead you through unknown paths to
you and it will make you think how people may feel when all their rights are
incredibly violated day by day and how the first needs of the whole
population are totally denied as if sentenced to a massive punishment. This
paperback book is written in English and Spanish and it describes all the
misfortunes the Cuban people are undergoing now under Castro’s regime. It
has 12 chapters with 214 pages and also contains 20 poems on Cuban-related
issues also written in both languages.
Besides, it reflects in its pages the nostalgia of a lost generation in
exile and the desire of those in the island to join them as well as features
of the Cuban culture with everyone’s hope for a better life.
It portraits the sufferings undergone for rafters crossing the sea to escape
from the system and also the pain and unhappiness of those inside the island
as well as the depression of the ones that manage to escape from that awful
system and cross the sea but still long for their homeland:
“ ...Attempting to request for a share of Paradise, dances my piece of wood,
which opened a little hole on the cursed wall on mountains of forbidden and
furious water that whip me as if sacrifice were not enough, as if allied to
my enemy....“
Poem RAFT, Page 67. English version.
...and describes the situation in the different spheres of the life of the
country in a testimony in which peace, forgiveness and liberty are
unreachable sins and tries to condemn, at the same time, the injustice the
Cuban people are going through and intends to make public the real living
conditions existing in the Caribbean country.
“...Castro denied God and forbade Christmas, so believers had to hide their
religion; otherwise they were cornered or discriminated, and many people
really forgot about God in order to get positions in the Government...”
Chapter 8: “Sports, Religion and Elections” Page. 64 English version.
The author, Mario J Torres, worked for Jefferson County Public Schools in
Louisville, Kentucky teaching Spanish at I. N. Bloom Elementary, ESL to
adults at J-town High School and Spanish GED to hispanic adults at Southern
High until June 2003 and he himself underwent many of the miseries he
describes in his book
He has lived in the US for six years and he decided to write his book seeing
the lack of information American people have on the island and some
misconceptions on the figure of its dictator; thus intending to unveil the
myth and mystery that have surrounded the island for 45 years of hopeless
desires of freedom and welfare.
Mr. Torres now works at Henry Filer Middle School in Hialeah, Miami, Florida
where he teaches English to hispanic students.
The author can be reached at 1910 SW 64 Ave Apt 12 Miami Florida 33155 where
he lives now or to phone numbers (305) 262 5843 and 305 389 9456 and he has
a sample available for viewing.
The book is now available in all bookstores and at AMAZON.COM but it can
also be ordered by writing to:
VPGI (Virtual Publishing Group Inc)
2817 Stanton Street. Berkeley, CA 94702,
writing to the e-mail address: Info@NAWPublishing.com
or by calling:
1(510) 848-1786 or 1(877) 411-8744
The book ISBN number is 1-930916-69-8 and its price is $15.95 and $18.00
with shipping and handling. |
INFOCUBA
