This Spanish-language pulp magazine contains "Canal URSSA" by Lou Carrigan. The story follows Brigitte Montfort, a renowned international journalist and secret CIA spy codenamed "Baby," who returns to New York's Kennedy Airport to be met enthusiastically by her friend Frankie Minello. Her CIA supervisor Charles Pitzer urgently summons her via helicopter to a safe house near Langley, where she encounters Percyval Truman, the agency's top analyst. Truman briefs her on a grave national security crisis: according to CIA analysis, a channel called "Canal URSSA" has leaked critical American secrets to Russia, suggesting traitors within the White House itself. The narrative combines espionage intrigue with comedic banter between Brigitte and the bumbling but affectionate Minello, establishing her as a capable operative despite her handlers' occasional exasperation.
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- Date
- 1982
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- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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