Review: In 'Jamaica Farewell,' an immigrant's story is never more relevant
In the early 1970s, Michael Manley, the head of Jamaica's People's National Party and the newly elected Prime Minister of that Caribbean nation, displayed an admiration for, and developed ties with, Cuba's Fidel Castro. This new coziness between the two charismatic leaders did not sit well in Washington,...
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