# Ana Monte
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Ana Belén Montes (born February 28, 1957) is a former American senior analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency in the United States who spied on behalf of the Cuban government for 17 years.On September 21, 2001, Montes was arrested and subsequently charged with conspiracy to commit espionage for the government of Cuba. Montes pleaded guilty to spying and in October 2002, was sentenced to a 25-year prison term followed by five years' probation.
== Early life and career ==
Montes was born in Marseille, where her father, Alberto Montes, was posted as a United States Army doctor.
The Queen of Cuba - Ana Montes
Ana Montes seemed like the ultimate American patriot. By day, she was the "Queen of Cuba," the Defense Intelligence Agency's (DIA) top analyst at the Pentagon. By night, she was the most dangerous mole in U.S. history, using a Toshiba laptop and a shortwave radio to dismantle American operations fr…
When Cuban spy Ana Montes was caught
In 2001, the American Ana Montes, who was working for the United States Defense Intelligence Agency was arrested for espionage.Although the FBI knew that there was a spy they didn't know who it was. The Cubans always referred to Ana by a man's name.Former FBI agent, Pete Lapp, tells Gill Kearsley t…
Ana
Phoebe: Are there a lot of spies in this country today? Scott: Far more than people can probably even imagine. You can't rule anybody out. You never know what it is that motivates people to do this. For 17 years, Ana Montes was quietly sharing information with the Cuban government while working as …
The Queen of Cuba: The Spy Who Betrayed America | The Ana Montes Story
By day, Ana Montes was one of America’s most trusted intelligence experts — a senior analyst deep inside the Defense Intelligence Agency. She advised military leaders, handled classified information, and helped shape U.S. national security decisions.
But behind closed doors, investigators say she w…
The Ana Montes Investigation: The “Cuban Queen” Spy and the Memorial Day Breakthrough
Ana Montes, a highly respected senior analyst at the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, betrayed her country for more than sixteen years by spying for Cuba and compromising critical national security information. Her meticulous tradecraft and exceptional memory allowed her to evade detection until a…
The Spy Who Fooled U.S. Intelligence for 16 Years
For 16 years, Ana Montes was trusted with some of America’s most sensitive intelligence. At the same time, she was secretly working for Cuba.
Known inside the intelligence community as the “Queen of Cuba,” Montes became one of the most respected analysts on Cuban affairs. Senior officials relied on…
Ana
Phoebe: Are there a lot of spies in this country today? Scott: Far more than people can probably even imagine. You can't rule anybody out. You never know what it is that motivates people to do this. For 17 years, Ana Montes was quietly sharing information with the Cuban government while working as …
9.28 | Legal Docket · Built-in liability
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