Senator Marco Rubio has called on Cuban exiles and activists who are looking for a path to democratic reform in Cuba to consider partnering with the Central Intelligence Agency. In a statement released on Tuesday, Rubio emphasized that the United States remains committed to supporting efforts that could lead to a peaceful transition of power in Havana. He noted that the CIA has historically worked with opposition groups in other countries and suggested that a coordinated approach could enhance the prospects of meaningful change. Critics argue that such a stance risks escalating tensions with Cuba and could undermine diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, the Cuban government has warned that any foreign interference will be met with strong resistance. The U.S. Treasury has also signaled that it will continue to monitor and potentially sanction individuals and entities that facilitate covert operations against Cuba.