A former US ambassador to Bolivia, Manuel Rocha, now accused of spying for Cuba, is seen here talking to reporters in 2001
MIAMI — A former U.S.ambassador to Bolivia has been arrested and charged with spying for Cuba over a 40-year span, the Justice Department announced Monday, detailing a shock betrayal by a suspect who called the United States "the enemy."
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland laid out the allegations against Victor Manuel Rocha, a onetime member of the White House's National Security Council now accused of using his positions within government to support Cuba's "clandestine intelligence-gathering mission" against the United States.
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