US States Claims Cuba Spied via Activists and Universities
A recent State Department report accuses Cuba of conducting a decades-long covert campaign to influence U.S. politics and security. It alleges Havana supported revolutionary groups, infiltrated U.S. government agencies, and built influence networks across academia and activism to spread communist ideology and undermine American interests. The report highlights multiple espionage cases and claims Cuba now operates primarily through influence and political organizing rather than military force.
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