Castro's sister: My work with CIA didn't threaten brothers' lives

Juanita Castro began cooperating with the CIA in 1961 but only in operations that did not involve attempts to assassinate brothers Fidel and Raúl or any loss of Cuban lives, according to her book. Released Monday, the book identifies her CIA contact as Tony Sforza, one of the spy agency 's Cuba experts and a member of the post-Bay of Pigs U.S. campaign against the Castro government known as Operation Mongoose. He had been in Cuba passing himself off as a gambler named Frank Stevens.

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