</s>104-10163-10087 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET 23.01.60.00 APPROVAL WORK RECORD 23 January 1932, Horon, Frocen, Frontier, Frontier. C.C. (C.C ., C.D ., CHINA PROJECT

Summary  
The document contains a collection of classified U.S. intelligence records from the 1960s detailing covert operations in Latin America, focusing on monitoring Cuban exile networks, arms dealings, and potential threats to U.S. officials. Key elements include references to individuals such as Ambiddy/I, Lissassy-1, and Valverde, who are linked to clandestine activities involving Cuban exiles, financial transactions, and alleged assassination plots against political figures. The records describe surveillance operations targeting suspected operatives in Mexico City, Managua, and Miami, including efforts to track movements of individuals like Freddy and Huertas. Financial details mention the discontinuation of subsidies from WOFACT (a funding source for anti-Castro groups) to Ambiddy/I, as well as internal directives for monitoring and reporting on clandestine activities. Administrative notes include classification markings, distribution protocols, and restrictions on document reproduction.  

Key People  
- Ambiddy/I: Alleged Cuban operative seeking financial support from WOFACT; implicated in potential assassination plots against Castro’s associates.  
- Lissassy-1: Codename for an individual involved in communications with Cuban exiles and U.S. intelligence.  
- Valverde: Linked to Cuban clandestine operations; subject of surveillance following meetings with Alvarez.  
- Freddy: Cuban exile connected to Nicaraguan immigration authorities and alleged ties to Cuban exile networks.  
- Huertas: Implied involvement in financial transactions or operational directives related to plots against U.S. officials.  
- Alvarez: Reported on Cuban activities, including attempts by Ambiddy/I to regain status within networks.  

Key Locations  
- Mexico City: Central hub for intelligence operations and communications.  
- Managua, Nicaragua: Site of interactions involving Cuban exiles and immigration authorities.  
- Miami, Florida: Associated with Freddy’s alleged activities and Cuban exile networks.  
- San José (Costa Rica), Guatemala City, Panama City: Mentioned in the context of surveillance or operational coordination.  
- JAWAVE: Likely a code name or location referenced in intelligence directives.  

Key Events  
- Discontinuation of financial support from WOFACT to Ambiddy/I, with potential further elimination.  
- Surveillance and monitoring operations on Valverde following meetings with Alvarez.  
- Discussions between Lissassy-1 and contacts about locating individuals tied to Cuban exile groups.  
- Failed attempts to trace financial transactions or confirm the whereabouts of key figures like Huertas.  
- Planning for meetings involving Alvarez and Mexican officials, with coordination across Latin America.  
- Internal directives for tracking individuals and coordinating intelligence activities in Mexico and Costa Rica.  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Intelligence Agencies: Implied involvement through operational directives, surveillance protocols, and classification markings.  
- WOFACT: Funding entity supporting anti-Castro groups, including Ambiddy/I.  
- Cuban Exile Networks: Active in Miami and Nicaragua, with ties to individuals like Freddy and Huertas.  
- Nicaraguan Immigration Authorities: Involved in interactions with Cuban exiles, including Freddy’s case.  
- Costa Rican Intelligence: Mentioned in the context of surveillance or operational coordination.

JFK Declassified Files

104-10163-10087.pdf

Document Summary

Try AI Search