On February 26, as part of the Saturday of the Book space , sponsored by the Cuban Book Institute , the presentation of the text Miami, dirty money of the Social Sciences label belonging to the Nuevo Milenio publishing house was carried out .

The promoter of this editorial read the words on the back cover and introduced the moderators of the space: Hedelberto López Blanch, author of the title to be presented; Ernesto Soberón, Ambassador and General Director of Consular Affairs and Attention to Cubans Resident Abroad of the MINREX and Gerardo Hernández Nordelo, Hero of the Republic of Cuba.

In his speech, Soberón stressed that the copy is a necessary and timely book with specific data that favors the understanding that Miami is not exactly the desired paradise that they sell as the "American dream." The text shows the reality of sectors that get rich on the basis of embezzlement, the allocation of funds for the media war and the policy against our country. It also offers historical data on the tense political relationship between Cuba and the United States. He also referred to the investigative effort that this type of work implies given the situation of the subject, which is tricky and compromising for the testimonies.

Gerardo, who prefaced the book, commented on how he lived closely the situation of some of the characters mentioned from his time as an infiltrator until later as a prisoner. He pointed out the author's extraordinary investigative work by providing us with irrefutable elements of that harsh reality, which also cost the lives of many people on both sides. He told some anecdotes in which certain nuances of that media war are evident and explained that this is not the reality of all Cuban emigrants, but those who call themselves "Cubans in exile" are a sector that believes they are superior to the rest of the emigrants. . That this qualification guarantees them a certain impunity before the Miami authorities and they use politics to enrich themselves in a dirty way. The anti-Cuban mafia is more than the name, it is the reality, he concluded.