634 Maneras de matar a Fidel

"634 Ways to Kill Fidel" is a captivating work that documents the myriad of creative and often bizarre attempts to end the life of Fidel Castro. Written by Fabián Escalante, a former head of Cuban security services, the book offers a unique insight into the personal experiences and challenges associated with protecting Castro. In a thrilling, almost novelistic style, it narrates the story of political intrigues and historical events that pertain not only to Fidel Castro but also to the Cuban Revolution and the geopolitical tensions between Cuba and the United States. The book highlights the dangers associated with the quest for a fairer world and illustrates how U.S. policy was directed against the Cuban Revolution. It is a poignant analysis of power dynamics and the attempts to suppress sovereignty and resistance in the Global South.