Fruta Amarga: La C.I.A. en Guatemala (Spanish Edition) Paperback – January 1, 1982

Well is telling the true how politics and baseless information can destroy other countries.

thw book is very interesting, im looks the history on the central america countries

This is a great book, a most read if you want to know about recent history of Guatemala

I didn't buy my copy of Fruta Amarga on Amazon, but the book I have has the same ISBN and publisher. This is a well written and well researched book that I enjoyed reading. If I was reviewing the content of the book alone I would give it 5 stars.The problem with this version is the massive amount of typos, and I'm not exaggerating when I say massive. I would be surprised if I could find a page without a typo, and most pages have several. Is isn't unusual for someone's name to be misspelled two different ways in the same paragraph either. One paragraph spells former Nicaraguan dictator Somoza as "Sornoza" and later as "Somoza". In one chapter "CIA" was abbreviated "cut" "CtA" "ciA". I say this simply as a heads up as to what you will be sorting through as you read this book. In the end it doesn't effect the readability of the book, although it is frustrating.I would still buy this book again because I wanted to have the option to read it in Spanish. If the typos are going to be a problem for you then I would recommend the English version which doesn't have the same problem.

Excellent