Former U.S. Diplomat Pleads Guilty to Decades of Espionage for Cuba

Victor Manuel Rocha admits to over 40 years of spying, marking a significant breach in U.S. national security.

Former U.S. diplomat Victor Manuel Rocha pleads guilty to acting as a Cuban agent for over 40 years.
Rocha's espionage activities date back to at least 1981, including providing false information to U.S. officials and meeting with Cuban spies.
Prosecutors and Rocha's attorney have agreed on a sentence, details of which are to be disclosed at his sentencing on April 12.
Rocha's espionage is considered one of the most significant infiltrations of the U.S. government by a foreign agent.
The case against Rocha is largely based on his own admissions to an undercover FBI agent, believing them to be a Cuban operative.