SkyNewsFormer US ambassador Manuel Rocha admits to spending decades spying for Cuba
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50% : Separate intelligence revealed the US were aware as early as 1987 of a so-called "super mole" from Cuba deep in government apparatus - with some suspecting Rocha.19% : Read more from Sky News:Trump and Biden promise tough action on immigrationCompany making millions from Gaza's miseryCrowds chant as Alexei Navalny funeral heldPeter Lapp, who used to oversee FBI counterintelligence against Cuba from 1998 to 2005, said the resolution of the case would help the government shine a light on the country's penetration of US policy circles.
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