15 Years Prison For Saving Cuban Lives | NDS Interview with Ex-Spy Fernando G. Llort

Fernando González Llort was part of the legendary Cuban espionage network "Wasp Network," which infiltrated terrorist networks in Miami in the 1990s, some of which had carried out explosive attacks on Cuba's tourist infrastructure. After a conviction in the USA under highly questionable conditions, which had been criticized multiple times by the UN Human Rights Commission, he was released in 2014 and returned to Cuba. He is now the chairman of the Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) and recently visited Germany in that capacity. In an interview with Florian Warweg, he discussed his intelligence mission in the USA, the role of German solidarity with Cuba, the reasons for Washington's ongoing obsession with the Caribbean island, the effects of the over 60-year-old US embargo, the prospects for a US withdrawal from the illegally occupied Guantanamo region, and geopolitical shifts. He also provided comprehensive and unvarnished insights into the reasons and impacts of the severe economic and social crisis currently being experienced in Cuba.

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Wonderful Pascal.
Thank you for bringing us the news of let's say "un/forgotten" countries.

MORE please of the effects on countries of sanctions and blockades.

We need to hear THIS although they seem echoed across every country the USA has contact with.😮

[Jen-cu]

God Bless the Cuban Five. Long may they run... in Cuba! Hi Fernando 🙋

[laurenth]

I do not watch any video where the comments are turned off, for example your last video. Sorry.

[harbinger]

Is it wrong to place several 🇺🇲 current alleged leadership in the same boat what the name of the river to hell🤔❤️

[harbinger]

Leaders in 🇺🇲or chosen by color codes with fixed directions even if they are against progress with a script foreign war plan I'm confused on how they say one is better than other I do lean towards Republicans on alot but a war criminals is a war criminal 🤔❤️