A former top U.S. diplomat agreed on Thursday to plead guilty to a formal accusation of having spied for Cuba for decades, one of the most significant intelligence breaches in the country's history.
The Associated Press reported that Manuel Rocha told a federal judge he would admit to the main charges leveled against him: conspiring to act as an agent of a foreign government. Prosecutors and Rocha's lawyer have agreed upon a sentence, the latter said.
