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Cuba must pay for incubating far-left terror attacks and dissidents across the United States

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25.07.2026

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Cuba must pay for incubating far-left terror attacks and dissidents across the United States

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The State Department published a damning report documenting the Cuban communist regime’s nefarious activities in America. Among the revelations: Cuba has been training over 10,000 American left-wing activists and funding dissent in this country. They have the ability to organize disruptive demonstrations at most military bases and immigration facilities at a day’s notice.

The timing is eerie. Just this Tuesday, yet another anti-ICE terror attack occurred in Manhattan when a former US army soldier set gasoline on fire in front of the agency’s New York field office. This pyromaniac isn’t officially linked to Cuba, but his violent left-wing attack is precisely the type of thing Cuba is incubating in America.

For decades, trips to Cuba have served as a rite of passage for some of America’s most committed activists. Extremists drawn to revolutionary movements and radical causes visit the country to learn from the regime. Early on, the Venceremos Brigade brought American students to the country to tap into its political groups. Some of its first visitors then used what they learned to lead the Weather Underground.

These and similar trips continue today and connect participants with more militant forms of activism.

The “Brigadista” Calla Walsh served as co-chair of the National Network on Cuba before she became a mouthpiece for the Iranian regime. She declared “Death to America” in Tehran last year.

Former Venceremos brigadier Karen Bass managed to get........

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