Havana Ball: Philanthropy in culture clash

First-person account of the bilingual author's participation in a philanthropic mission to Cuba.
An American 'Christian' philanthropic movement in yellow rental trucks fingers Mr. Plimsoll as a CIA operative as he helps deliver used computers as 'high technology' to Cuba to embarrass the U.S. government into ending the trade embargo, sanctions, and rumors about Cuba's Human Rights violations (While we, US, use Cuba's Guatanamo as our center for inflicting torture?)
In this intercourse-drenched first-person account of Mark Plimsoll's BILINGUAL participation on the tour, he describes the group's confrontations with police, little old ladies, the FBI, professional protesters, altruists, helicopters, police, tow trucks, and U.S. Customs agents- and in Cuba, the sexual magnetism between people with money, and people without.