Cuba expert says CodePink acts like a ‘Trojan horse' for communist interests inside the US

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Christine Balling, a former advisor to U.S. Special Operations Command South, says CodePink's interruption of a Cuba event reveals how organizations act as 'Trojan horses,' promoting causes aligned with Cuba and the Chinese Communist Party.

Christine Balling, a former advisor to U.S. Special Operations Command South and senior vice president at the Institute of World Politics, says the CodePink activist group’s interruption of a Cuba event reveals how organizations act as 'Trojan horses,' promoting causes aligned with Cuba and the Chinese Communist Party.

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