</s>104-1076-1022- 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 NATURAL PATENTED AT CI AT A H.H.HAPAPTS BY LITTING 3- BREE SELENT COMMITTEE OF A SACHAINN STAPT 3. FILL TITLE/NUPPLE/VOLUME: LIRING-3 VOL. VI. 301-0795301. Vol. V1. INCLUSIVE DATES: 1 Jan. 1963-10. May.1972 CUSTOMAL UNIT/LOCATION: 01/6/10. DELITIONS, IF ANY: 3D57 TATE TATE REVISITESTRY REGIVED RETURNED (PRINT TARE) PLATINUM OFFICIAL 7 JUL 1978 Elena J. Hager. Elena j. Jogr. no Doe Elena T. Jager. Elen J. Jogs NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REHALD FRPII 100. 111.1.

The text contains a series of fragmented intelligence reports from 1953 to 1969 detailing covert operations in Latin America, primarily involving Central American and Caribbean regions. These documents reference coded identifiers such as "LIRING-3," "LIRNG-2," and "LIRIN-4," which denote agents or operational codes within the CIA's Latin America Division. The reports describe interactions with Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (PAR), Mexican revolutionary groups, Guatemalan authorities, and other political entities. Financial arrangements, surveillance activities, and internal conflicts within leftist factions are discussed. Mentions of individuals like Wallace P. Bruton, Elena J. Hager, ROMTON, Leecard S. C.K., Marvin Francis, and others suggest personnel involved in these operations. Administrative details about document classification, distribution, and handling procedures are also included.  

Key People  
- **Wallace P. Bruton**: Agent previously associated with LIRING-3.  
- **Elena J. Hager**: Individual mentioned in administrative records.  
- **ROMTON**: Code name or alias for an operative linked to Cuban revolutionary activities.  
- **Leecard S. C.K.**: Station Case Officer for LIRING-3.  
- **Marvin Francis**: Referenced in a 1968 memorandum.  
- **LIRING/3**: Agent involved in intelligence operations, reported interactions with Jorge Godoy, Carlos Vega, and IDen B (Mario Auconto NENTES Aguilar).  
- **Jorge Godoy**: Linked to "Zuriko," mentioned as a contact with potential ties to covert activities.  
- **Carlos Vega**: Discussed as a possible intermediary or target for information gathering.  
- **Iden B (Mario Auconto NENTES Aguilar)**: Informant with connections to various networks, discussed in relation to surveillance and financial matters.  
- **LIR/2/3**: Agent involved in monitoring and reporting on activities related to "Zuriko" and other contacts.  
- **Roto/Mario Augusto Mendes Agullo**: Informant referenced in discussions about political groups and surveillance.  
- **Humberto Gonzales Vega** and **Carlos Vega**: Figures mentioned in context of leftist factions and intelligence operations.  
- **Berta Wigiger**: Rental apartment contact for operational purposes.  
- **Penny Raya**: Mexican artist referenced in administrative records.  
- **Jondoval, Sandoval**: Names mentioned in political contexts.  
- **Marta Barrios**: Linked to the Leon Barrio brothers and discussed in correspondence.  
- **Juan Leon Barrio**: Brother of Miguel Leon Barrio, mentioned in travel and surveillance discussions.  
- **Klaus Oscar Mojafs**: Individual referenced in intelligence reports.  
- **"Raulio"**: Described as a Guatemalan general with physical traits like a mustache, tied to potential military or paramilitary groups.  
- **FAR members ("koruja," "ursa")**: Individuals associated with the Front for the Defense of Democracy (FAR).  
- **CABO KENNEDY** (Spanish for "Kennedy"): Mentioned in a 1968 operational context, possibly linked to U.S. intelligence efforts.  

Key Locations  
- **Guatemala City**: Hub for operations and agent interactions; referenced as the Guatemalan Station.  
- **Mexico City**: Central location for meetings with revolutionary groups, informants, and financial arrangements (e.g., Casino Real Restaurant, Camino Zest Hotel).  
- **Havana, Cuba**: Location of the Cuban Embassy, tied to contacts with PAR forces.  
- **Calle Coquillahua 200**, **Calle Comullia**, **Custaña City**, and other unspecified locations in Latin America: Sites for surveillance, meetings, and operational coordination.  
- **Texas** and **Montreal**: Mentioned in administrative records or travel contexts.  

Key Events  
- Ongoing intelligence operations involving Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (PAR), Mexican revolutionary groups, and Guatemalan authorities.  
- Financial transactions and salary discussions for agents, including payments in Mexican pesos.  
- Dismissal of Agent Jototonya L.L.LING-3 by Leonard S. K. K. on 1 July 1953.  
- Surveillance activities on IDen B’s apartment, with concerns over potential tapping of telephone lines.  
- Discussions about financial support and employment for agents, such as LIR/3 seeking steady income.  
- Planning for a cultural exposition in Cuvercavas involving IDen B and LIRR/3.  
- Monitoring of "Zuriko" (Jorge Godoy) and his associations with other informants.  
- Meetings between agents and informants at locations like Carino Real restaurant, Robin Restaurant, and Casino Real Hotel.  
- Surveillance of suspected individuals, including Carlos Perasbal, Roklon, and the Leon Barrio brothers.  
- Exchange of letters and notes between operatives, some alleging political conflicts or personal matters (e.g., health issues, pregnancy).  
- Discussions about smuggling operations, travel plans, visa applications, and logistical challenges for intelligence activities.  

Key Organizations  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Latin America Division**: Implied through coded identifiers like LIRING-3 and references to stations in Guatemala City and Mexico City.  
- **Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (PAR)**: Target of U.S. intelligence activities, referenced as a revolutionary group.  
- **Mexican revolutionary groups**: Discussed in the context of financial support and operational coordination.  
- **Front for the Defense of Democracy (FAR)** and **Popular Action Revolutionary (PAR)**: Political groups involved in covert operations and surveillance.  
- **LING office**: Central intelligence entity referenced in discussions about operations, surveillance, and informant management.  
- **Drug trafficking networks**: Implied through references to smuggling, coded messages, and financial transactions.  
- **Intelligence stations**: Mentioned in administrative notes (e.g., Custaña City) as part of operational coordination.  
- **Communist parties (PCT, PCM, POT)**: Referenced as political entities linked to leftist movements in Mexico and Guatemala.  
- **U.S. intelligence agencies**: Implied through surveillance references and codenames like LIRING-3.

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