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USA Uses NGOs for Subversion in Cuba.

CUBA, March 29, 2011.- The Cuban government supports exchange with non governmental organizations in several sectors, but some NGOs without official recognition are being fabricated to erode civil society on the island.

 This was revealed in "Dangerous Aids," the latest episode of the series "Cuba's Reasons," broadcast on Cuban television Monday night.

The documentary revealed the identity of Jose Manuel Collera, former executive of freemasonry and collaborator of the State Security for over 30 years.

Collera, known as agent Gerardo, gave abundant testimony about the information requested from him by executives of the Pan-American Foundation for Development and the Miami Medical Team Foundation.

The foundation is directed by Manuel Alzugaray, a Cuban who left the country in the 1960s and who has accumulated a long record of experience as a terrorist since then.

The idea was to use an illegal network to cause a cyber attack against U.S. airports, and that the alleged aggression would immediately spark a military intervention of Cuba by the U.S. government.

The activity of counterrevolutionary Carmen Vallejo, who has a "humanitarian" project to assist children with cancer, sponsored by the U.S. Interests Section in Havana and certain European embassies in the Cuban capital, was also revealed in this episode.

At the end of the documentary, Collera states that when he learned about the case of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly imprisoned in the United States, decided to change his undercover name to Gerardo, one of the Five.

The series "Cuba’s Reasons" has brought to the fore truths about the current strategy of the U.S. government to subvert the Cuban Revolution.

A new chapter entitled "Fabricating a leader" will be broadcast next week. (Cubaminrex-Prensa Latina)

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