Caribbean Travel Inside

This book does nothing more than give an academic look at an already easily solvable problem.
Get over it the wealthy former-Cubans deserted the island and rather than sit back in their stylish Miami homes and quip and complain about what should be done they should look to their future in America or else renounce their American citizenship and go back to the Cuba.
Rating: 1 / 5

Illiterate racists might suggest that “what should be done they should look to their future in America or else renounce their American citizenship and go back to the Cuba.”

Others who are pro-leftist/socialist/communist might venture into the realm of suggesting that Professor Suchlicki “descends into a series of personal opinions and observances peppered with historical facts.” A simple web search on the author’s name will show many more credentials than simply being “an adviser to officials in the Bush administration.”

A brilliant account narrated by one of the few historians not marred by leftist bias.
Rating: 5 / 5

Fast paced, opinionated, and an easy way of making money selling books.

[...]. One cannot evaluate a country’s past without considering the personal evolution of its citizens in the context of time. The present cannot be evaluated unless you live it, and this [...] future forecasts are simply an exercise in futility.

Andrew J. Rodriguez

Author: “Adios, Havana,” a Memoir
Rating: 1 / 5