Cuban ‘intelligence asset’ lived in Miami-Dade to spy on exiles, feds say
Federal agents said Valdes concealed ties to Cuban intelligence while obtaining lawful permanent resident status, then was arrested and deported after a fraud probe.
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Miami, U.S.A., 2 Sep (EFE).- A U.S. federal judge postponed on Wednesday the decision on the date of the trial against former Cuban military pilot Luis Raúl González-Pardo Rodríguez, accused of conspiracy for the deaths of three pilots after the shooting down in 1996 of two Brothers to the Rescue planes, a case in which [...] The U.S. entry deports to Cuba alleged intelligence agent infiltrated in opposition communities was first published in Ho…
Fernando Armando Valdés Pérez, 61, was arrested on July 10 at Miami International Airport
Fernando Armando Valdés Pérez, a 61-year-old Cuban and Guatemalan citizen, hid his links with Cuban intelligence, according to ICE.
ICE deported Fernando Armando Valdés Pérez, a 61-year-old Cuban-Guatemalan named by the U.S. authorities as a collaborator of the Cuban regime's intelligence and accused of infiltrating the environment of Luis Posada Carriles.
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