Carlos Eire is a well known prize winning Cuban author and Yale University Professor of History and Religious Studies, who like me, came to the
The Shattering
It began almost unperceived, like a loose thread on a sweater not spotted until the garment begins to unravel, or the almost imperceptive crack in
My Memoirs: Castro, A History of Deceit- 1959
CONTRIBUTION BY HORACIO TOLEDO It must be to him like catching fish with an artificial fly. He practices deceit as a sport. This is
The King’s Speech
I have just returned home from watching a very good movie, The King’s Speech. Like many a good movie, the hero’s journey requires that he
You Say You Want A Revolution?
This week I watched as many thousands of Egyptians celebrated the exit of a dictator with unbridled joy, their faces reflecting the release of their
Spic
Forty three years ago when I was a sophomore at St. Leo College in Florida, I stood in line waiting to register for class and
