Cuba: The Truth, the Lies, and the Cover-Ups

About the Book

In this volume, the reader is transported back to 1960, where newly minted master spy Julio Antonio del Marmol begins his career by stealing the briefcase of Che Guevara from inside the provincial military headquarters of the Rebel Army in Pinar del Rio. This action propels him into a new, more dangerous sphere of operation as a spy as he works his way into the inner circles of the most paranoid mind of the leaders of the Cuban revolution, Che Guevara—who seeks to groom the young man as his own protégé KGB agent! The story details seemingly unbelievable and undoubtedly controversial events surrounding the blueprints to create communist revolutions, spread corruption, and commit assassinations too outrageous to be fiction. The author tells the story not merely as a narrator—he was an active participant in these events as part of the first steps in his life as a thirteen-year-old spy as he retrieved important documents for his friends in his intelligence network. Only when they reviewed the data did he realize the sheer magnitude of what he had accomplished as he exposed what really lay behind Cuba: the truth, the lies, and the cover-ups.

About the Author

Dr. del Marmol became the youngest commander in the Cuban Revolution at the age of twelve. By thirteen, he had become a spy on Castro’s regime for the West, taking secrets from Fidel’s very office, undetected for the next ten years. When his cover was blown in 1971, he was forced to flee the island and has carried on his fight for freedom on a global scale as an international spy.