</s>104-10171-10044 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH OlfcDRE SECRET PROCESSORA Chad, Task Force W Chad of Station, JAWAVE CTHOSK/Operational-Dramnital of CAC Reports ACTIOH: For your informa ties Translated hereworth are fourteen CCA reports and an index of eame. EID OF DEPATCH 14 CCA Report, I.e. CDA Indors, in deploicnoe Distributions: 3-7-17, w/cato. W/coto. 0/v/b) RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce Renovod from Peoger Saly file RS Classificatinni: 19-12-0/19 Rioloed JOB N.C.C-60/01/0/1 Box/1/2/2 C S FILE COPY 19.120-19 COPY CATE TIVO 1 May 63 UTCA-3939/3 CLARICATION 19-120-33 1 aut SECRET

Summary: The text contains a collection of classified reports and administrative records from the 1960s, primarily involving intelligence operations related to Cuban resistance groups. It references multiple coded identifiers (e.g., CCA, CKA, SIE UTTA) and includes logistical details about document distribution, such as dates, locations, and personnel assignments. The content mentions individuals associated with anti-Castro activities in Cuba and the Dominican Republic, including names like Imacao Pia Partines and Eduardo Tomas Torres Ramos, who held roles within resistance networks. It also references entities like the DRF (Dominican Republic Front) and operational codes related to Cuban exile groups. Some sections include redacted or unclear text, with placeholders for sensitive information such as social security numbers noted but not included.

Key People:  
- Imacao Pia Partines (A-100919), associated with resistance activities in Ihabana.  
- Eduardo Tomas Torres Ramos, identified as Chief of Security for DRF in Sagua la Grande.  

Key Locations:  
- Sagua la Grande, Cuba.  
- Ihabana (possibly a misspelling or variant of "Ihana" or "Hebana").  
- Miami (implied through references to "Independent Operator/Miami").  

Key Events:  
- Mention of resistance operations in Cuba and the Dominican Republic, including efforts to liquidate remaining resistance cells.  
- References to organizational restructuring within resistance groups (e.g., PIAAC becoming PSAAC).  
- Logistical details about document distribution and operational codes.  

Key Organizations:  
- DRF (Dominican Republic Front).  
- Cuban exile resistance networks (e.g., PFA, PRF, POAC).  
- U.S. intelligence agencies (implied through references to CCA, CIA, and coded operations).

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