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Cuba Publishes Book on
Assassination
A book entitled "Fidel, Kennedy,
and Chavez, an Inconclusive
Story of Political
Assassination" was presented in
this capital, about
assassination as an option used
by the US diplomacy.
The work by Fabian Escalante,
Cuban retired General, who was
counterintelligence service
chief in the Island, summoned
many people to the presentation
ceremony on Friday, at the Cuban
Union of Writers and Artists (UNEAC).
The writer shows in the book
that over 600 plots to
assassinate Fidel Castro, the
assassin of President John F.
Kennedy, and the attempts of
physically eliminating
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
have a common origin in the
United States.
Escalante warns that this
practice has not concluded yet,
and continues as an essential
tool for the CIA and the US
government against the processes
they do not like.
This writer has the ability to
lead the reader step by step
through the mazes created by the
intelligence service of the most
powerful country in the world,
with the objective of protecting
assassins.
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