<div>Ra&uacute;l Eduardo Chao recibi&oacute; su doctorado en John Hopkins University, Baltimore. Ha trabajado como</div>
<div>Director de Ingenier&iacute;a Qu&iacute;mica en las Universidades de Puerto Rico y Detroit, consultor de la NASA y</div>
<div>en empresas privadas. Ha publicado dos novelas hist&oacute;ricas: CONTRAMAESTRE, sobre la juventud en</div>
<div>Par&iacute;s de Carlos Manuel de C&eacute;spedes; BARAGU&Aacute; sobre el Nueva York de Miguel Aldama y otros</div>
<div>patriotas cubanos que buscaban la independencia de su pa&iacute;s y JIMAGUAY&Uacute;, sobre Jos&eacute; Mart&iacute; y la</div>
<div>organizaci&oacute;n de la Guerra de Independencia de Cuba.</div>
<div>The author received a Doctorate degree from John Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD. He has</div>
<div>worked as director of the Chemical Engineering programs at the University of Puerto Rico and Detroit, as</div>
<div>well as a consultant for NASA and the private sector. He published the historic novels: Contramaestre,</div>
<div>Baragu&aacute; &amp; Jimaguay&uacute; and many others.</div>
<div>LA HISTORIA CONOCIDA Y DESCONOCIDA DEL EXILIO CUBANO (1959-2012). Libro en</div>
<div>ingl&eacute;s. Despu&eacute;s de 50 a&ntilde;os de exclusi&oacute;n de Cuba, sus recuerdos no se han borrado, no han descartado la</div>
<div>identidad Cubana, no han rechazado o diluido sus valores y han aumentado el respeto a sus tradiciones.</div>
<div>This books is a chronicle of half a century of Cubans living in exile. After 50 years of exclusion</div>
<div>from Cuba, memories have not disappeared, identities have not been lost, values have not changed and</div>
<div>traditions continue to be respected. For many, the hope of returning to Cuba has faded away and the</div>
<div>initial apprehensions of exile have simply turned into nostalgia. Cuba has never and will never be</div>
<div>forgotten. This book is an accolade to their honor an dignity. With 534 pages and more than 1500</div>
<div>photos black and white.</div>