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U.S. Secretary of State Calls Cuba Espionage Power
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified that Cuba is considered a superpower in espionage and influence, having successfully planted spies within the American system without paying them. He highlighted the case of former ambassador Manuel Rojas, who was convicted of working as a secret Cuban agent, and the intelligence analyst Anna Belen Montes, who was caught passing American secrets. Rubio also accused Cuba of using networks of protesters in the United States to incite pro-Hamas protests and oppose the immigration agency. He mentioned that Cuba conducts influence campaigns across Latin America, posing a threat to U.S. national security—especially in light of a State Department report linking Cuba to radical movements and "Antifa." However, Rubio regarded some of these accusations as potentially being tactics to justify military action against Cuba.
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