Inside Cuba’s foreign influence campaign: From the Venceremos Brigade of the 1960s to Saturday in a union hall
Federal officials are investigating a Cuban diplomat for allegedly coordinating a network of U.S. groups involved in a foreign influence campaign. The probe includes scrutiny of Marxist streamer Hasan Piker and his connections to Cuba's communist regime. Activists recently gathered in California to discuss strategies supporting Cuba's foreign policy, with the event featuring a Cuban embassy official.
- ▪David Ramírez Álvarez, a Cuban diplomat, is under investigation for coordinating U.S. groups with ties to Cuba's communist government.
- ▪The investigation involves multiple U.S. departments, including Justice, State, and Treasury.
- ▪Activists recently met in Wilmington, California, to strategize on supporting Cuba's foreign policy.
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Cuba Inside Cuba’s foreign influence campaign: From the Venceremos Brigade of the 1960s to Saturday in a union hall Feds investigate a Cuban diplomat for allegedly coordinating a network of 145 US groups with $1B in annual revenues By Asra Q. Nomani Fox News Published May 26, 2026 6:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video WATCH: Cuban Embassy senior official coordinates legislative lobbying with US nonprofits David Ramírez Álvarez, second secretary at the Embassy of Cuba in Washington, D.C., identifies legislation the communist government of Cuba says it wants U.S. nonprofits and activists to support. Federal officials are investigating whether U.S. groups are participating in a malign foreign influence campaign.
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