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by - written on 16/05/09 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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Having grown up in the care of her grandfather in Miami after being taken from the island as a young child, the un-named central character of "Loving Che" receives a box of letters and news clippings from an anonymous sender. She has already made one visit to Havana to try to trace the mother who was left behind but wasn't able to find her but the shocking information contained in the letter, relating to the identity of her father, persuades her to head back to Cuba to try again. She has grown up with the one-sided view of Cuba perpetuated by the exiles of Florida but finds that the truth is quite different as her quest to find her mother introduces her to ... Read the complete review
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