This trilogy includes a collection of columns and interviews published in different magazines and newspapers from Los Angeles (CA), Miami (FL), Havana (Cuba) and other Latin American countries.
Pedro González Munné is a married with one son, republican, Cuban American émigré with a Master Degree in Journalism from the University of Havana and a three decade career as reporter and editor, including missions as Televi-sion War Correspondent in Vietnam, Cambodia, Panama, Africa and now Miami.
In Cuba get the highest recognitions as Journalist, including the National Vanguard condition for Best of the country and an awarded book, Soldados del Pueblo (People’s Soldiers) that as a documentary for television receives also a National recognition.
In 1991, expelled from all the professional and social organizations of the island, quit his job as Editor in the National News Network, Telerebelde, and move with his family to Miami.
This second edition includes three books: Al sonido de mi mismo (The sound of my own), Ciénaga de la Angustia (Anguish Swamp) and Rehenes del Odio (Hate Hostages), with a reproduction of letters that The Miami Five send to him. The Cuban Spies serving live sentences in American Prisons, that he states are innocent.
In the fall he is planning to release Cuba: La revolucion Imperdonable (Cuba: The Unforgettable Revolution) a study of the USA-Cuba relations, based on interviews from the key players, recent released Government documents and a first hand evaluation of the next change of power in the island.
