"Objectivos: JFK y Fidel"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [244]-249)

Fabian Escalante is a former head of Cuban counterintelligence and a respected and much-sought-after authority by US researchers on CIA activities. Following the Watergate scandal and the 1975 US Senate commission, which revealed an extensive program of CIA plots against foreign leaders, the US government established a congressional committee to re-examine the Kennedy assassination. As there was growing speculation about the role of anti-Castro exiles hostile to Kennedy after the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the Cuban government was asked to provide any information it might have. President Castro assigned Fabian Escalante to direct this Cuban investigation in 1978. Published as part of the Secret War series, this is Fabian Escalante's account of John F. Kennedy's assassination. Escalante, a key source for Oliver Stone's movie "JFK," is a former head of Cuban counterintelligence and a respected and much-sought-after authority by U.S. researchers on CIA activities.