</s>104-10176-10004 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 CECETT HATHLAL D VIENDER AT CI DREAMSHAPTERS BY HOUSE SELEET COPHILLI. AT CI AN ANAPARTATIONS STAFF SCTAPT SCTIPLES FILE TITLE/NOBRE/VOLUME: - WJIGING-3 VOL IN 201-0.298.301 INCLUSIVE DATES: 1.PLLG.1967-28. NOV.1968 CUSTOMIAL UNIT/LOCATION: 01/10/10 ROOM: $3257 DELICTIONS, IF ANY: TATE TATE REVISITED BY REGIVED RITURNED REVISITED BY SIGNATURE OF REVISIVING OFFICIAL. 7 JUL 1976 Carn J.Lupera Chon J.Foy NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPHILD OR REMOVED PRINT THIS FILE.

Summary  
The documents detail intelligence operations involving code names such as LIRING-3, LIRNG-2, LIRNG-4, and PRUMEN, primarily in Mexico City, Guatemala City, and Cuba between 1956 and 1968. Activities include surveillance of individuals linked to revolutionary groups (e.g., FAR), efforts to secure travel permits, microfilm documentation of operations, and logistical planning for cross-border movements. References to "PRUEN" and "RYBAT" suggest involvement of intelligence agencies or officials. The text contains coded language, administrative directives, and notes on operational procedures, including restrictions on document dissemination. Some entries reference failed or pending operations, internal agency disputes over informants, and risks of capture by authorities. While the documents focus on Latin American political movements and counterintelligence activities, they do not contain direct information about John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People  
- LIRING-3 (individual under surveillance; possibly linked to Guatemalan revolutionary groups)  
- LIRNG-2/LIRNG-4 (code names for operatives or informants)  
- Rafael Argueta (correspondent)  
- Arturo Serrano (linked to Guatemalan exile groups)  
- Sergio Valdez (involved in surveillance or operational activities)  
- Carlos Fervaisal (mentioned in travel arrangements)  
- Francisco Adalberto Lara Barrios (Guatemalan, arrested near Mexican border)  
- Carlos Manuel Persaval Marque (Mexican, arrested by Guatemalan authorities)  
- Wallace B. Ronton (U.S. intelligence officer monitoring Cuban agents)  
- Ernesto Capuano (linked to FAR and Cuban exile networks)  
- Rodolfo Sadowsal (mutual friend of arrested individuals)  

Key Locations  
- Mexico City (central hub for intelligence operations, meetings, and surveillance)  
- Guatemala City (involved in interrogations, military custody, and diplomatic exchanges)  
- San Cristobal de las Casas (implied through travel route references)  
- Havana (Cuba; referenced in discussions about revolutionary activities)  
- Lima (Peru; mentioned in context of Peruvian contacts)  

Key Events  
- Surveillance operations on LIRING-3 and FAR members in Mexico City.  
- Arrests of Francisco Lara Barrios and Carlos Persaval Marque by Guatemalan authorities near the Mexican border.  
- Facilitation of travel for individuals between Mexico and Guatemala, including obtaining false passports.  
- Interrogation efforts by Guatemalan military G-2 unit on alleged communist ties.  
- Internal U.S. intelligence disputes over informants like LIRING-3 and PRUEN operatives.  
- Discussions about financial transactions, smuggling, and weapons procurement for revolutionary groups.  
- Attempts to secure documents via Peruvian postal services and coordinate covert operations in Latin America.  

Key Organizations  
- Mexican intelligence networks (implied through references to stations and operational codes)  
- Guatemalan military units (e.g., SCUGA, Special Commando Unit of the Guatemalan Army)  
- Cuban exile groups (e.g., FAR, Cuban Ballet Folklorico)  
- U.S. Western Hemisphere Division (monitoring Latin American revolutionary activities)  
- Unspecified foreign intelligence operations (possibly linked to Cuban or U.S. agencies)

Summary  
The documents detail intelligence activities involving surveillance of individuals linked to financial transactions, operational directives, and monitoring of movements in Central America. Key figures include JURADO, subject to security concerns; ROTON, monitored for potential threats; PEREIRA LANOS and MERCEDES LANOS DE PEREIRO, associated with Cuban and Mexican embassies; and LIRING-3, a code name for an agency or operative involved in tracking suspects. Financial transactions involving loans in pesos and dollars were noted, alongside the use of false documents such as driver’s licenses and passports for operational purposes. Internal directives emphasized avoiding connections to specific figures while tracking suspects.  

Key People  
- JURADO: Subject of financial and personal security concerns.  
- ROTON: Monitored for activities linked to operational directives.  
- PEREIRA LANOS: Tied to Mexican embassies in Guatemala.  
- MERCEDES LANOS DE PEREIRO: Cuban national associated with refuge in Mexico.  
- LIRING-3: Code name for an operative or agency involved in tracking and communication.  

Key Locations  
- Mexico City  
- Guatemala City  
- Mexican Embassy locations (Guatemala, unspecified cities)  
- Central America (implied through references to revolutionary networks)  

Key Events  
- Surveillance of JURADO and ROTON’s activities.  
- Financial transactions involving loans in pesos and dollars.  
- Monitoring of individuals’ movements and communications.  
- Use of false documents (driver’s licenses, passports) for operational purposes.  
- Internal directives about tracking suspects and avoiding connections to certain figures.  

Key Organizations  
- Mexican intelligence or security agencies (implied through station references).  
- Spanish revolutionary groups (linked to individuals like PERETRA RETONIO).  
- Cuban revolutionary networks (associated with PEREIRA LANOS and other names).  
- U.S. intelligence operations (indirectly referenced via LIRING-3 and operational directives).

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