Investigative journalist Hernando Calvo Ospina uncovers the hidden political and commercial activities of the Bacardi rum company, revealing its significant role in the U.S.-Cuba conflict and its efforts to undermine the Castro government. The book details Bacardi's support for paramilitary groups and its connections to right-wing organizations, including the Cuban-American Foundation. Ospina also examines Bacardi's influence on legislation against its competitor, Havana Club Rum, and its ties to the CIA and the Bush administration, highlighting the intersection of corporate power and politics.
