An official Cuban publication on Monday dismissed as “a bad taste commercial operation” a memoir by the younger sister of Fidel and Raul Castro that revealed she worked for the CIA in Cuba in the early 1960s. The article in the official Cuban magazine La Jiribilla said the memoir published last month by Juanita Castro, who has lived in exile in Miami since fleeing communist-ruled Cuba in 1964, was a product of “the anti-Castro industry in Miami.” “No one should expect transcendental revelations nor a political event. It’s simply a commercial operation of bad taste and low moral stature,” La Jiribilla said in the article.
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