U.S. Gets Top Spy in Cuba Back

On Wednesday, a U.S. spy described by President Obama as one of the most important intelligence assets ever in Cuba was released. The spy, whose identity is unknown, helped break up multiple Cuban espionage operations inside the U.S. The agent was exchanged in return for three Cuban spies who had been held in the U.S. for over 15 years. The spy, a native of Cuba who has not been publicly identified, was a major priority for the intelligence community as part of any deal with the Cubans. Senior Obama administration officials clarified that the release of Alan Gross was not part of the prisoner swap with Cuba announced Wednesday.

a U.S. spy described by President Obama as one of the most important intelligence assets ever'

buuuut, we're not telling who he is, just take our word for it.

Gotta love the CIA in the new era of transparency

The death of tourism in the English speaking Caribbean. They will not be able to compete

Not sure how anyone can argue that Alan Gross was wrongfully imprisoned. He was in Cuba to subvert their government. Not many governments, including usa would allow that.

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In that era of Cuba invasion , the CIA ousted Dr. Jagan in Guyana

And still bad news for GY all the cuban doctors will be heading to US