Cuba infiltrated highest levels of U.S. government: State Department
The 100-page report says Cuba cultivated activists and infiltrated U.S. institutions as Washington intensifies sanctions and pressure on Havana.
- On Monday, July 20, the U.S. State Department released a 100-page report accusing Cuba of conducting damaging foreign intelligence operations and infiltrating the highest reaches of the U.S. government to fuel left-wing extremism.
- The report marks a sharp escalation in Washington's rhetoric toward Havana, arriving amid President Donald Trump's intensified pressure campaign against communist governments across the Western Hemisphere.
- Titled 'Cuba: The Capital of 21st Century Communism,' the report alleges Havana 'has infiltrated the highest reaches of the US government' and cultivated activists to weaken Western civilization.
- Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez rejected the report as 'the latest fallacy from the US State Department,' calling it a pretext for sustaining an economic war against his country.
- Pentagon officials are reportedly preparing a 'range of options' for potential action against Cuba, which President Trump has signaled could be 'next' after Venezuela's recent collapse.
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