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5 findings about USAID travelers’ program in Cuba

By The Associated Press
Published August 4, 2014 7:48am ET
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5 findings about USAID travelers’ program in Cuba
In April, The Associated Press revealed that the U.S. Agency for International Development had overseen the creation of a secret “Cuban Twitter” program to stir political dissent on the island and bypass Cuba’s stranglehold on the Internet. But that program was part of a larger operation. A new story by the AP reveals the agency […]

In April, The Associated Press revealed that the U.S. Agency for International Development had overseen the creation of a secret “Cuban Twitter” program to stir political dissent on the island and bypass Cuba’s stranglehold on the Internet. But that program was part of a larger operation.

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