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Rubio calls Cuba an espionage superpower and U.S. national‑security threat

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Cuba has become a “superpower” in espionage and influence operations, capable of infiltrating American institutions without paying its agents. He cited former Defense Intelligence Agency analyst Ana Belén Montes and former ambassador Victor Manuel Rocha as examples of Cuban‑directed spies. Rubio defended a newly released 100‑page State Department report that alleges Cuba runs a covert network inside the United States, funds and organizes “radical” protests, and supports left‑wing insurgencies across Latin America. He warned that the island, only 90 miles from the U.S. coast, poses a serious national‑security threat.

Rubio’s remarks were made in multiple Fox News interviews, including “My View with Lara Trump,” where he emphasized the need to take the report’s findings seriously and highlighted Cuba’s role in recent U.S. protest movements.

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Ana Belén Montes · Cuba · Delcy Rodríguez · Donald Trump · Escudo de las Américas · Javier Milei · Keiko Fujimori · Marco Rubio · Nayib Bukele · United States · Victor Manuel Rocha

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