Yahoo News Article Rating'The most damaging Cuba spy': Rocha's arrest in Miami rattles U.S. intelligence community
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53% : But he would also receive a digest of developments in the region, said Otto Reich, former assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere.49% : Beyond the secret documents he might have stolen, Rocha also socialized among people in Washington who could inadvertently provide insights into policies toward Cuba.
46% : " Yleem Poblete, a former assistant secretary of state for Arms Control, Verificatio and Compliance, wrote in X that she was "not surprised" by Rocha's arrest given her interactions with him when she was a House Republican staffer, "as his bias toward such communist, socialist regimes was evident.
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