Loss of Life Resulting From The Cuban Revolution

Armando Lago, Ph.D. The Human Cost of Social Revolution. (Work in Progress)

See also: Armando Lago, Ph.D. On Cuban Psychiatric Abuse.

Armando Lago is a founding member of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy, and served both as its President (1994-1996) and Treasurer (1990-94). He has authored numerous articles and monographs on regional, urban and transportation economics and co-authored The Politics of Psychiatry in Revolutionary Cuba (Transaction Publishers, 1991). Among his former undertakings are: President of Ecosometrics Inc., Adjunct Associate Professor of Regional and Urban Economics at Catholic University (1968-76), Economic consultant for the Stanford Research Institute and Operations Research Inc., Chairman of the Board of the Greater Washington Ibero-American Chamber of Commerce (1985-94) and member of the Board of Directors of Of Human Rights (1974-94). He has a Ph.D. (1966) and an M.A. (1964) in Economics from Harvard University. Presently, he is working on a book on the human and social cost of the Cuban Revolution from his home office in suburban Washington, D.C.

Documents from the Organization of American States (OAS)

The New York Times (1959-1970)

Esteban M. Beruvides. 1992. Cuba y Sus Martires.

Cuban American National Foundation

International Commission of Jurists. Emperio de la Ley en Cuba.

Armando F. Valladares. Contra Toda Esperanza: Mis Memorias. Barcelona: Plaza y Janés.

Jorge Valls. 1986. Twenty Years and Forty Days: Life in A Cuban Prison. New York: Americas Watch.

Reports from independent journalists from Cuba

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