Cuban Spy One of US's Biggest Intelligence Failures, Rubio Says, Accuses Cuba of Funding Protesters
Rubio says Cuba has embedded spies in the United States as the island’s power grid collapses under U.S. oil pressure.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Cuba has deeply infiltrated top U.S. institutions with spies, calling it one of the biggest intelligence failures in American history and a national security threat due to its alignment with U.S. adversaries.
- Rubio cited Manuel Rocha and Ana Belén Montes as examples of Cuban espionage penetrating high levels of U.S. intelligence agencies and government.
- He accused Cuba of orchestrating networks of protesters in the U.S., linking pro-Hamas, anti-ICE, and pro-Maduro protests to Cuban-backed activism aimed at pressuring lawmakers.
- Rubio stated that Cuba has supported leftist insurgencies across Latin America for decades and criticized American academics and journalists sympathetic to Cuba's communist regime.
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Rubio Says Cuba Involved in Network Organizing Protests
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently sat with Lara Trump on Fox News’ “My View with Lara Trump,” where he detailed the links between Cuba and protests within the United States. Discussing the protests, Rubio said, “It is funded, it is organized, and Cuba is a part of that network, and in some cases, a critical part of that network, and it’s a network they will weaponize against us.” He explained the network serves to “pressure American policy…
On May 1st, Donald Trump said that the island "represents an extraordinary threat." Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Cuba "is the only country that has systematically infiltrated and implanted spies within our system." - "What people forget is that in terms of espionage and influence, this country is a superpower": Cuba again in Donald Trump's viewfinder? (International).
Rubio: Cuba Has Built an ‘Espionage Superpower’ Inside US Institutions › American Greatness
Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Saturday that communist Cuba has spent decades burrowing agents into the highest levels of the U.S. government, calling the […] Source
Marco Rubio explained Washington's vision of some of the major international challenges and defended the strategy of the Donald Trump administration in an interview with Fox News
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The US government is once again portraying Cuba as a major threat to the United States. This time, Secretary of State Marco Rubio states that no other country has harassed Washington with so many spies for such a long period. "Cuba is a spy superpower," he warns.
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