Former U.S. Ambassador Accused of 40-Year Espionage for Cuba, DOJ Files Criminal Complaint

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Subsequently, under the direction of Cuban intelligence, he applied for and obtained employment within the Department of State (DOS) and became a career Foreign Service Officer from 1981 through 2002, where he culminated his career as the United States Ambassador to Bolivia.
55% : "We allege that for over 40 years, Victor Manuel Rocha served as an agent of the Cuban government and sought out and obtained positions within the United States government that would provide him with access to non-public information and the ability to affect U.S. foreign policy.
54% : It must be highlighted that not only did he have access to U.S. policy at the point of creation vis-a-vis Cuba and the Americas as a whole, but he also was in the position to create requirements for the intelligence community both within State, and especially during his period within the NSC.

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