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Estados Unidos acusa a Cuba de décadas de espionaje y subversión

Las relaciones entre Washington y La Habana vuelven a tensarse tras un informe que acusa a Cuba de décadas de espionaje e infiltración.

(FILES) In this file handout picture released by Cuban official website www.cubadebate.cu on July 8, 2016, Cuban President Raul Castro (L) talks with First Vice-Presidente Miguel Diaz-Canel during the First Annual Session of the Cuban Parliament at the Convention Palace in Havana.
The Castro brothers' six-decade grip on power in Cuba approached its end on April 18, 2018 as the country's National Assembly named number two Miguel Diaz-Canel as the sole candidate for the presidency. Diaz-Canel, a 57-year-old Communist Party official and the current first vice president, is due to be confirmed Thursday as the successor to Raul Castro, who himself succeeded his elder brother Fidel.
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(FILES) In this file handout picture released by Cuban official website www.cubadebate.cu on July 8, 2016, Cuban President Raul Castro (L) talks with First Vice-Presidente Miguel Diaz-Canel during the First Annual Session of the Cuban Parliament at the Convention Palace in Havana. The Castro brothers' six-decade grip on power in Cuba approached its end on April 18, 2018 as the country's National Assembly named number two Miguel Diaz-Canel as the sole candidate for the presidency. Diaz-Canel, a 57-year-old Communist Party official and the current first vice president, is due to be confirmed Thursday as the successor to Raul Castro, who himself succeeded his elder brother Fidel. / AFP PHOTO / www.cubadebate.cu / ISMAEL FRANCISCO / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO /www.cubadebate.cu" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS AFP
Las relaciones entre Washington y La Habana vuelven a tensarse tras un informe que acusa a Cuba de décadas de espionaje e infiltración. (AFP)

Washington, Estados Unidos. Estados Unidos acusó este lunes a Cuba de haber liderado una campaña de “espionaje y subversión” dentro de su territorio durante casi siete décadas, en un informe que supone un nuevo aumento de la presión sobre la isla comunista.

Cuba ha liderado “una campaña que se ha infiltrado en las más altas esferas del gobierno de Estados Unidos”, además de reclutar y formar “generaciones de activistas” y respaldar el “terrorismo de izquierda”, acusa el informe especial divulgado por el Departamento de Estado.

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