Cuba : the audacious revolution /
George Gedda
- London: G. Gedda, 2011
- 329 p.; 23 cm
American senators come to town -- The succession -- Transportation woes -- No room to spare -- Socio-economic review -- The Cuban media -- Tough times -- Guns rule -- A small nation thinks big -- A diplomatic link is established -- Committees for the defense -- Afro-Cubans -- Artemisa -- Regla -- Cuba's immigrants -- The militants -- The U.S. and Batista -- Cuban baseball -- Addendum 1. Excerpts from Castro speech in 2003 -- Quotes from Fidel -- Essay on Che -- Addendum 2. The would-be m̌igr -̌- Leaving -- A security guard's story -- Looking for food -- Shoes -- Misbehaving males -- An insider's critique -- Milk -- Dentist -- Questions --Addendum 3. The photographer.
Chronicles daily and political life in Cuba by a veteran Latin American correspondent who covered the State Department for the Associated Press, including stories and eyewitness accounts of Gedda's over 31 visits to Cuba since 1974.