</s>104-10179-10104 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH C CLASSICATION C PROCESSING TO STORET ACTIVO ACTIVD ACTIVID ACTIVI TO STOPT MANDED FOR RECORD CHIEF Task Force W MANDID FOR RECORO MANDIED FOR RECOD CAMENTO CAMERICAN RECORD CAMPIONAL RECORD CAMERA RECORD CAMBERT CAMPERATION POWER ACTIVITY CHIEFS JHWAVE REURN TO CIA'A BARGE GYROSE/AHCONCERT-1 Report on Cira MARTINEZ Background Use Only ACTIVISION Report on CIA MARTINEEZ DO Not Reproduce ACTION REQUIRED: FYI Attached herewith is an ANCONCERT-1 report on CIA #MARTINZ, a confidentante of Manuel RAY. END OF DISPATCH Attachment: h/u Copies of report (4) Distribution: 2-Meadquarters w/atts. DATE FYED DATE CUPINATED NOV 6 1982 CORD REFERENCE TO CASTER HFA-HFA.S6O0 CASTRO 19-120-33 SECR

The document contains a fragmented, coded report from the early 1960s involving CIA operations in Cuba, focusing on individuals linked to anti-Castro groups and potential U.S. intelligence activities. It references an ANCONCERT-1 report on "CIA #MARTINZ," described as a confidential informant connected to Manuel RAY, a figure associated with Cuban political dissent. The text includes details about covert operations in Havana, including meetings between agents and suspected dissidents, discussions of military commanders potentially involved in anti-Castro uprisings, and logistical planning for clandestine activities. Mentions of locations include Havana, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and other Cuban provinces. Names such as RAY, ALKIMERAS, ROROZOROZA, KITZ, and others are noted as individuals with ties to opposition groups or military positions. The document also references a list of government technicians and officials in Cuba, some marked as "highly trusted" by U.S. entities. References to dates (e.g., October 1962) align with the Kennedy administration era, though no direct connection to JFK's assassination is explicitly stated.  

Key People:  
- Manuel RAY (linked to Cuban dissidents and informants)  
- CIA #MARTINZ (confidential informant)  
- Commander Efigenio ALKIMERAS (key military figure in anti-Castro operations)  
- Commander Lester ROROZOROZA (alleged support for opposition groups)  
- Pedro KITZ (connected to Rodriguez, opposed Castro)  
- Rolando ROLANDO (commander with ties to Gabel)  
- Raffal BETAANCOURT (artillery commander; brother active against regime)  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Cuba (central hub for meetings and operations)  
- Puerto Rico (mentioned as a location for clandestine gatherings)  
- Various Cuban provinces (e.g., Oriente, Kavana, Barrocosa)  

Key Events:  
- Meetings between U.S. agents and Cuban dissidents in Havana (October 1962)  
- Planning of anti-Castro uprisings and logistical coordination  
- Surveillance and intelligence gathering on suspected defectors and military commanders  
- Discussions of forming alliances with opposition groups to challenge the Castro regime  

Key Organizations:  
- NOP (Ryersonicomariadai del Pueblo, a Cuban political group)  
- KP (likely referring to anti-Castro resistance networks)  
- Government agencies in Cuba (including technicians and officials under contract or employment)  
- Military units and commanders associated with potential uprisings  

The document appears to be a mix of operational reports, personnel lists, and coded communications, reflecting U.S. intelligence efforts to monitor and engage with Cuban dissident groups during the Cold War era. No direct reference to JFK's assassination is made, though the timeframe aligns with the Kennedy administration.

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