US Alleges Cuba Built Decades-Long Covert Network Inside America Through Espionage and Activism
Cuba allegedly built a covert network inside America through spies, activists, and universities over several decades, according to a new State Department report. The network was centered in Havana, which is described as the 'capital of communist ideology' in the Americas.
The US State Department alleges that Cuba spent decades secretly building a network in America through espionage and ideological influence, utilizing spies, activists, and university connections to establish a presence within the country's borders. The report describes Havana as the 'capital of two systems,' referring to its socialist government and its efforts to promote communism. Cuba's covert campaign is said to have involved various tactics, including recruiting US citizens and academics to serve as agents or sympathizers. The report provides new details on Cuba's alleged clandestine operations in the United States.
