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Question: The Intelligence Directorate (DI) is a vital component of Cuba's national security apparatus, operating under the Ministry of the Interior. Tasked with intelligence and counterintelligence activities, the DI plays a pivotal role in safeguarding Cuba's interests on both domestic and international fronts. Shaped by historical events such as the Cuban Revolution, the Bay of Pigs invasion, and the Cuban Missile Crisis, Cuba has consistently perceived the United States as its principal adversary. This perception is rooted in a complex web of factors, including ideological differences, the enduring economic embargo imposed by the U.S., and a history of diplomatic tensions. The DI's responsibilities encompass monitoring and countering potential threats, contributing to Cuba's commitment to maintaining its sovereignty in the face of perceived challenges, particularly from the United States