Attacks on Iran heighten fears in Cuba, already under US pressure

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HAVANA- A few weeks ago, counter-espionage agents from the Cuban Ministry of the Interior, dressed in civilian clothes, called at the doors of the Communist Party neighborhood delegates who lived near an advanced military post in Havana, asking the names of all the inhabitants of dozens of nearby homes.The U.S. government had attacked the capital of Venezuela, capturing President Nicolás Maduro and killing more than 100 people, including 32 Cuba…