It is a book for learning Spanish aimed at little kids called "Vamos a Cuba." It apparently fails to condemn Castro.
http://www.nbc6.net/news/9372276/detail.html I couldn't help but laugh at the problems this book supposedly has A sentence describing the Cuban July 26 holiday on July 26 as ''carnaval,'' the island's largest festival, marked by singing and dancing. Opponents said the day is solely a commemoration of Fidel Castro's revolution, never referred to as ``carnaval'' and is centered around speeches, not parties. A page that describes paintings on rocks in a Cuban valley, which the book says were ''made by people who lived in Cuba about 1,000 years ago.'' Opponents said the paintings were made in the 1960s. A section on food mentions white rice as the most common food and arroz con pollo as a favorite dish, but does not discuss Cuba's shortages and strict rationing. A section on Cuban people mentions Catholics and Africans who arrived on the island, but ignores Cuba's indigenous people. In the photo on the book's cover, the children are dressed in the uniform of the Pioneers, a Communist Party organization to which all Cuban students must belong. http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/14820741.htm We all know that the Cuban exiles in Miami care more about indigenous cubans than anyone else!
