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American Success Marketing

Pittsburg, , United States

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I AM A CUBAN -AMERICAN AND I AM VERY PROUD OF BEING IN THIS THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY...THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

WWW.CUBATHETARNISHEDPEARL.COM is the official Website of the BOOK THAT I WROTE giving you fantastic reading material. American Success Marketing (ASM) is the company that will distribute Cuba The Tarnished Pearl. My goal is to be able to market future products on this website. We also have great customer support and we listen to your needs and suggestions. So feel free to email me the Author directly or go to our order page and order Cuba The Tarnished Pearl. It's my pleasure to welcome you as a visitor to my Website. Feel free to go to our service page so that you can request Domingo to be a speaker for your organization or at one of your functions.

Max Ivan Sanchez was born May 28, 1987, and has been drawing since the age of 6 years old. He's won numerous art competitions and has had his art work shown in cafe shops throughout San Jose, Ca. He is involved mostly in street art, but also does paintings and sketches on canvas and paper. He has also taken numerous classes in Art, Jewelry, Multimedia, and Graphic Design. "Thanks Ivan for your great drawings.

Bookman Publishing & Marketing is proud to introduce, Cuba: The Tarnished Pearl, written by Domingo Ivan Casa?as.

Experience firsthand the story of a family?s struggle to escape the rule of Fidel Castro in Cuba. Not only is Cuba: The Tarnished Pearl a tale of a flight to freedom, but also a historical account of Cuba before and during Castro?s reign, The Bay of Pigs and much more. This book highlights the true story and real facts about how Communism has failed in Cuba.

Cuba: The Tarnished Pearl also includes the memoirs of the author?s father that were kept in a journal beginning in 1917 and ending in 1976. This provides eye-opening insight into the personal thoughts and feelings of a man who endured so much pain and hardship. Cuba: The Tarnished Pearl is a must-read for those seeking truth through history.

Domingo Ivan Casa?as is currently a column writer for several local newspapers in his hometown Antioch, California.

He is an American citizen and a proud single father of three. Cuba: The Tarnished Pearl is his first published book and definitely not his last.
For more information on purchasing this title, and to read excerpts please click on: WWW.CUBANBOOK.COM.

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We Provide services of Marketing a sole propriotorship will be the marketing arm for CUBA THE TARNISHED PEARL. Services :- Domingo Ivan Casa?as the Author of: Cuba The Tarnished Pearl is available as a speaker to visit your club, or organization. His fees are reasonable, Domingo is considered an expert on Cuba. His Motivational Talks on freedom, and goal setting including his "Immigrant Mentality" Motivational Talk is well worth the price of admission. Having Domingo be a speaker at one of your functions will be the highlight of your program. DOMINGO WRITES ABOUT THE PEOPLE OF CUBA: But Just who are the Cuban People? Are they the aboriginal Ciboney Indians who inhabited the island when discovered by Christopher Columbus in October of 1492, and were driven to extinction some 200 years later? Are they the descendants of the Spanish explorers who conquered the original inhabitants and created a new society based on European mercantile exploitation? Or is Cuba the African people who were brought to the island as slaves, and who later won their independence as free and equal people near the end of the 19th Century? YOU WILL ALSO READ ABOUT THE EARLY HISTORY OF CUBA: In fact, the Cuban Government, since it was born in 1901, was never stable. Charges of government corruption and corporate greed were constant issues. In August of 1906 President Tomas Estrada Palma of the Conservative Party requested American military intervention as he faced charges of fraudulent elections and a possible military coup. America once again took control of Cuba. DOMINGO WRITES ABOUT BATISTA: Most of the Cubans during that era saw Batista as a man who had brought order out of chaos, and greatly needed stability to the island. The issue of Military rule versus civilian rule seemed a secondary matter to a daily life that was not filled with economic strife and violence. DOMINGO WRITES ABOUT THE LIBERALS AND LEFTISTS: This book needs to be written so that those who would naively close their eyes to the true evils of communistic and socialistic ideals can be forced to face the genuine folly of their beliefs. This book is especially intended for growing numbers of smug, comfortable, naive, idealistic Americans who constantly complain about how bad America is, while at the same time, having no understanding of what losing one's freedom is truly like. YOU WILL ALSO READ ABOUT FIDEL CASTRO EARLY YEARS: Fidel maintained his image as a "country boy" among his mostly urban classmates. From the beginning of his Prepatory school at age 16 Fidel's rebellious and cynical contempt for any institutional authority made him a nonconformist. He favored "humble" dress and paid little attention to "polite" society or social protocol. His often dirty appearance earned him the nickname, bola de Churre (Dirtball). He shunned social events for hikes in the wild forests of Cuba. Like his father, Fidel displayed many violent tendencies from early age. DOMINGO WRITES MORE ABOUT CASTRO: It was in Mexico that Castro met Ernesto "Che" Guevara. Castro also spent time in the United States, visiting several major cities from New York City to Miami where he used his natural gift for speaking and propaganda to raise thousands of dollars. YOU WILL ALSO READ ABOUT THE AMERICAN LIBERAL MEDIA DURING CASTRO'S SIERRA MAESTRA DAYS: The New York Times published a three-part series written by New York Times reporter Herbert Matthews. Matthew was a 30-year veteran reporter with strong liberal bent. Castro portrayed himself to Matthew as a pro-democracy revolutionary interested only in liberty, social justice, the need for constitutional order, and the restoration of free elections. Castro used Matthews to the full extent knowing he had a sympathetic, and extremely impressionable writer at his disposal. In fact, Castro was an avowed Marxist in every respect. His central goal was to bring hard-line communism to Cuba, but he knew that stating such an intention would make for extremely bad press in America. The result was a gigantic public relations victory for Castro. DOMINGO WRITES ABOUT CUBA BEFORE CASTRO: Before Castro, Cuba's transportation system and domestic markets were the most developed in Latin America. Cuban labor laws were rigidly enforced. Cuban labor policy was the most advanced in the hemisphere, and even superior to labor policies of the United States. For example, labor laws in Cuba included a minimum wage, paid vacations, time-and-a-half paid for overtime, a 44-hour work week with 48 hours of pay, social security, maternity and accident benefits, and provisions which stated that a worker could not be dismissed from his or her job except for a limited number of proven transgressions. YOU WILL ALSO READ ABOUT THE BAY OF PIG INVASION: One of the most tragic, embarrassing and shameful events in Cuban-American relations was the now infamous Bay of Pigs invasion of April 1961. The defeat was a slap in the face of the powerful American Government, which hatched the invasion plan, and then waffled and vacillated at a time when only bold action could have saved the day. The lives lost by the brave and patriotic Cuban men were lost in a battle which they should have won easily if a few minor decisions had been made differently by Kennedy.

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