Phil Agee, Dead at 72

Matthew Lymburner
Last Modified: March 9, 2008
Issue: January 2008

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Phil Agee, the famous former CIA agent who defected some 40 years ago, died on Monday Jan. 7th in Havana at the age of 72. Phil gave wonderful insight into just what the agency was involved in throughout his time there, and carefully documented U.S-sponsored terrorism against Latin America. His courage in denouncing the brutal atrocities perpetrated by the CIA will be remembered.

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Matthew Lymburner is an MA student at the Institute of Political Economy, Carleton University. He is interested in Brazilian history and political economy, and progressive politics worldwide.
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