The CIA's Secret Army

This documentary examines Cuban exile terrorists residing in Miami who were trained and employed by the U.S. government to combat Fidel Castro. It highlights how these individuals continued their activities without U.S. support, engaging in terrorism throughout Miami and Latin America.

The film features interviews with significant figures, including Fidel Castro and former CIA officials. It reviews U.S. policies towards Cuba during the 1960s and discusses the involvement of these exiles in criminal activities, such as the Watergate scandal and a bombing that killed seventy-three people on a Cuban airline.

With its focus on historical events and government practices, The CIA's Secret Army serves as a crucial resource for understanding U.S.-Cuba relations during a turbulent era. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in political history may find this title particularly relevant.