My colleague Robert from Babalu Blog has the story.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Herald Ombudsman continues defense of censorship
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2 comments:
I'm shocked, SHOCKED, I tell you!
It is curious that your friend at Babalu starts his article with Fire, fire. Adolfo Rivero Caro was the one who told Carlos Rafael Rodriguez on January 1959 that Salvador Diaz Verson had the Fidel Castro file regarding his communist activities. Che Guevara's soldiers came to Diaz Verson, destroyed his archives, and set on fire the entire print run of his book Red Zarism.
The Forgotten Guard
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