State Dept flags Cuba-linked rapid-response plan to mobilize U.S. activists within 24 hours
A State Department report says Cuba has cultivated a U.S.-based activist network that can mobilize nationwide protests within 24 hours of a U.S. attack on Cuba, citing the National Network on Cuba’s rapid-response plan as evidence. The plan calls for demonstrations at bases, ICE facilities and federal buildings and involves groups linked to ICAP, including Code Pink, the People’s Forum, Democratic Socialists of America and the National Lawyers Guild. The report portrays these ties as part of a broader Cuban influence campaign, amid ongoing sanctions and discussions of potential intervention.