JIMAGUAYÚ. La Guerra de Independencia Hispano-Cubano-Americana, novela histórica cubana [Spanish] [Large Print]

By Raul Eduardo Chao

Ra l Eduardo Chao (Cuba, 1939-Lakeland, Florida, USA, 2023) fue Secretario General Nacional de la Juventud Estudiantil Cat lica Cubana mientras estudiaba en las Universidades de La Habana y Villanueva. En el exilio, obtuvo su doctorado en la Universidad Johns Hopkins. Tras trabajar varios a os en Esso Research and Engineering, pas 18 a os en el mbito acad mico como Profesor Titular y Director de Ingenier a Qu mica en las Universidades de Puerto Rico y Detroit, adem s de ser consultor e investigador en el Centro Espacial Johnson de la NASA en Houston. En 1986 fund una consultora dedicada a mejorar el ambiente laboral y optimizar procesos para incrementar simult neamente la productividad y calidad. El Grupo Systema, bajo su liderazgo, trabaj con empresas Fortune 100 y agencias gubernamentales en EE.UU., Europa, Centro y Sur Am rica. Como presidente de Systema, Chao escribi m s de 30 libros sobre gerencia, pol tica, ciencia e historia de Cuba, adem s de numerosos art culos en peri dicos y revistas acad micas. Sus novelas hist ricas, como *Contramaestre* y *Baragu *, fueron publicadas por Ediciones Universal, junto con el ensayo *Poetas y memoria de Cuba*, que narra la historia de la Isla a trav s de su poes a. Desde 1985, Chao estuvo listado en *Who is Who in Engineering* y en *American Men of Science*.

Este libro es el tercero de la serie *En b squeda de la Naci n Perdida*, que narra la historia de Cuba a partir de figuras clave como Carlos Manuel de C spedes, Miguel de Aldama y Jos Mart . *Jimaguay *, una novela hist rica, nos acerca a Mart y a los cubanos que prepararon la Guerra del 95. Con gran detalle y revelaciones, la obra muestra la lucha desigual por la independencia de Cuba y ofrece una perspectiva objetiva y orgullosa de ese esfuerzo. Adem s, explora el contexto en el que se firm la Constituci n de 1901 en Jimaguay , marco jur dico de la guerra proclamada por Mart . Con numerosas ilustraciones en blanco y negro.

Ra l Eduardo Chao (Cuba, 1939-Lakeland, Florida, USA, 2023) served as National Secretary General of the Cuban Catholic Student Youth while studying at the Universities of Havana and Villanueva. After exile, he earned his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. He worked for Esso Research and Engineering and later spent 18 years in academia as Full Professor and Director of Chemical Engineering at the Universities of Puerto Rico and Detroit, and as a consultant and researcher at NASA's Johnson Space Center. In 1986, he founded a consulting firm aimed at improving workplace environments and optimizing processes to simultaneously increase productivity and quality. Under his leadership, the Systema Group served Fortune 100 companies and various governmental organizations across the U.S., Europe, Central and South America. As Systema's president, Chao authored more than 30 books on management, politics, science, and Cuban history, as well as numerous articles in newspapers and academic journals. His historical novels, such as *Contramaestre* and *Baragu *, were published by Ediciones Universal, alongside his essay *Poetas y memoria de Cuba*, which portrays Cuba's history through its poets. Since 1985, Chao has been listed in *Who is Who in Engineering* and *American Men of Science*.

This book is the third in the series *In Search of Lost Nation*, depicting Cuba's history from Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, Miguel de Aldama, and Jose Marti. *Jimaguay *, a historical novel, introduces us to Marti and the Cubans who prepared the 1895 War of Independence. The book, filled with detailed insights, offers a proud, objective view of the unequal struggle for independence. It also delves into the events leading up to the signing of the 1901 Constitution in Jimaguay , the legal framework of the war declared by Mart . The novel is enriched with black-and-white illustrations.

• Format: Paperback
• Large Print: Yes
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1593882173
• ISBN13: 9781593882174
• Release Date: May 2011
• Publisher: Ediciones Universal
• Length: 414 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"