NYT: CIA Sets Up Covert Cuba Division

The New York Times revealed that the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) secretly established a task force in Cuba with the aim of executing a coordinated campaign to pressure the Cuban government and help push for political and economic changes, according to informed sources. The team specializes in directing resources and covert operations, including recruiting spies, conducting electronic operations, and pressuring the country's political elite, all with the goal of weakening the current government and advancing U.S. interests. The first secret task force in Cuba dates back to 1960 and was involved at that time in a failed attempt to invade the Bay of Pigs. However, the current mission is more precise and focused on the political structure amidst a longstanding economic blockade that has lasted over six decades, which Washington has recently intensified through strict measures leading to power outages and reductions in income sources.

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