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Article: Defense Analyst Pleads Guilty to Spying for Cuba
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- March 20, 2002
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The Defense Intelligence Agency's senior analyst for Cuban issues
pleaded guilty yesterday in U.S. District Court in Washington to
being a spy for Fidel Castro's government, admitting that for 16
years she used her highly classified position to steal top-secret
information and pass it along to a nation the State Department lists
as supporting international terrorism.
Working with shortwave radios, encrypted transmissions and a pay
phone outside the National Zoo, Ana Belen Montes gave the Cuban
government the names of four U.S. "covert intelligence officers"
working in Cuba. She also told Cuban officials about a "special
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