Cuba Uncovers Terrorist Activities by CubaPrimero Operating from U.S. Territory

The Cuban government has revealed evidence of terrorist actions allegedly carried out by the organization CubaPrimero, which it accuses of seeking to undermine the country's constitutional order, damage its economy, and incite extreme violence on the island.

In an audiovisual report aired during the main news broadcast on Cuban state television and covered by multiple media outlets on Friday, authorities detailed operations said to be directed from within the United States.

The video identifies Armando Labrador Coro, leader of CubaPrimero, as a financier of sabotage and terrorism. According to the report, the group operates under the guise of a political movement.

The footage includes images and testimonies implicating CubaPrimero in recruiting, training, and paying individuals to carry out attacks on institutions critical to Cuba’s infrastructure, as well as hospitals, schools, and daycare centers.

Other individuals are also named as intellectual or direct perpetrators of extremist acts against the island, including Carlos Ernesto Díaz González (also known as Ktivo Disidente) and Miguel Gómez Bártulo (known as Miki Terrori).

The report claims that in addition to organizing terrorist acts, these groups lead online hate campaigns against Cuba. The alleged goal is to create chaos and instability in order to provoke the downfall of the Cuban government.

Authorities further assert that these individuals have ties to extremist groups advocating for a U.S. military intervention in Cuba and maintain connections with American officials, including U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, which, according to the Cuban government, demonstrates White House complicity.