Rubio: Cuba Has Built an ‘Espionage Superpower’ Inside US Institutions
Published on August 3, 2026.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that Cuba has built an 'Espionage Superpower' inside the highest levels of the US government, creating a national security threat. This comes after a State Department report accused Havana of running influence operations across American universities, activist groups, and protest movements, including ties to Antifa. Rubio cited Manuel Rocha, a former U.S. ambassador and national security official, and Ana Belen Montes, a Defense Intelligence Agency analyst convicted of feeding American secrets to Havana, as one of the worst intelligence failures in U.K. history. He also linked pro-Hamas, anti-ICE and pro-Maduro demonstrations to a common Cuban-backed protest apparatus designed to pressure lawmakers in Washington.
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