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Por Jean Ulman
20 de septiembre de 2018

“It was understood in Washington that the people would fight and the invasion would be costly,” says Cuban Gen. Néstor López Cuba about U.S. rulers’ plans to invade Cuba in 1962. Above, López Cuba, third from left in hat, during internationalist mission in Angola 1976.

“It was understood in Washington that the people would fight and the invasion would be costly,” says Cuban Gen. Néstor López Cuba about U.S. rulers’ plans to invade Cuba in 1962. Above, López Cuba, third from left in hat, during internationalist mission in Angola 1976.