02167cam a2200325 a 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020002200069020001500091040001800106041000800124043001200132050003000144082001900174100003200193245011200225250005300337260004100390300002900431500002500460504006400485505070000549520041301249600003101662651004101693651003501734651004101769651003101810BJBSDDR20230411090652.0ta930729s1993 nyua b 001 0 eng  a0671872990 (pbk.) a0671728733 aDLCcDLCbspa aspa anwcu---00a107 F 1788.22 bO62c 199300a972.9106/4220 a Oppenheimer, Andresd1951-10aCastro's final hour :bthe secret story behind the coming downfall of communist Cuba /cAndres Oppenheimer. a1st Touchstone ed., Updated with a new epilogue. aNew York :bSimon & Schuster,c1993. a474 p. :bill. ;c24 cm. a"A Touchstone book." aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 461-462) and index. apt. I.A Crack in the System: The Ochoa-De La Guardia Case (1986-1989). 1. The General, the Playboy and the Drug Smuggler. 2. The Boys Are in Trouble. 3. A Trial with a Message. 4. The Purging of a Nation -- pt. II. Marooned: Panama, Nicaragua and the Soviet Pullout (1989-1990). 5. Exit Panama. 6. Exit Nicaragua. 7. The "Bolos" (Soviets) Pack Up. 8. Bicycles, Oxen and Potato Jam. 9. Che's Grandchildren -- pt. III. The Politics of Survival: Selling Out the Cuban Revolution (1990-1991). 10. Banking on an Old Ghost -- Tourism. 11. The Zombie Factor. 12. Courting the Babalaos -- pt. IV. Collapse of a Revolution (1991-1992). 13. The Soviet Coup. 14. The Congress. 15. Requiem for a Revolution. aReported from inside Cuba by Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Andres Oppenheimer, Castro's Final Hour chronicles the dramatic events that have crippled the more-than-three-decades-old Marxist regime of Fidel Castro. From the execution of the country's most celebrated Army general in 1989 to the devastating effects of the loss of all Soviet aid, the picture Oppenheimer paints is extraordinarily detailed and10aCastro, Fidel, d1926-2016 0aCubaxPolitics and governmenty1990- 0aCubaxSocial conditionsy1990- 4aCuba xPolítica y gobierno y1990- 4aCubaxCondiciones sociales