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Court Documents Describe Shocking Sting That Led A Former U.S. Ambassador To Be Accused Of Spying For Cuba
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54% : Along with learning about Rocha's alleged involvement with Cuban intelligence, U.S. law enforcement seems to have found out specific signals he used with his handlers. 51% : Following his departure from State, Rocha worked as a special advisor to the U.S. military commander of SOUTHCOM and held multiple high profile jobs in the private sector.
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