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Summary  
The documents detail Cuban intelligence operations in Mexico and Guatemala between 1962-1970, focusing on personnel movements, assignments, and interactions within the Cuban Directorate of Intelligence (DGI). Key figures include agents like Orlando Prendes Gutierrez, Pablo Drake, Maria Berberdez, and Rogelio Rodriguez Lopez, with references to their roles in diplomatic and intelligence activities. The text includes coded communications, personnel listings, and logistical details such as residences, phone numbers, and meeting locations. Mentions of Guatemalan political figures like Paz Tejada and Miguel Yogradas Fuentes highlight Cuban involvement in regional affairs. Several entries reference secret operations, surveillance, and financial transactions, though no direct links to John F. Kennedy or the assassination are present. The documents also note administrative records, including redacted social security numbers (SSNs) and references to U.S. intelligence networks like LITEMPO/I.  

Key People  
- Orlando Prendes Gutierrez  
- Pablo Drake  
- Maria Berberdez  
- Rogelio Rodriguez Lopez  
- Paz Tejada  
- Miguel Yogradas Fuentes  
- Manuel E. Vega Perez  
- LITEMPO/I (intelligence reporting source)  
- Diego Ginalin (Cuban embassy contact)  
- Francisco Margue Hico, Dravera Miringy, Francisco Alarques, Julio  

Key Locations  
- Mexico City (Cuban Embassy operations, residences at Calzada de Tacubaya #74, 63rd St., NYC)  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Guatemala (political intervention activities)  
- New York (Cuban Mission)  
- Streets and locations in Mexico: Marques, Tacuquaya, Reforma, Agnes on Salillo street, International airport sections  

Key Events  
- Cuban intelligence personnel movements and assignments (1962-1970)  
- Replacement of Roguelo Rodriguez by Manuel E. Vega Perez at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico  
- Surveillance operations tracking individuals associated with Cuban and Russian embassies in Mexico City  
- Logistical details for embassy staff, including residences, phone numbers, and security protocols  
- References to secret operations involving anti-government activities in Latin America  
- Personnel listings and updates for Cuban missions (e.g., "Cuban Official Presence Listing" from April 1970)  

Key Organizations  
- Cuban Directorate of Intelligence (DGI)  
- Cuban Embassy (Mexico City, New York)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Mexican law enforcement and intelligence networks  
- Aerovias Brasil, Cuba de Aviación (aviation-related entities)  
- U.S. intelligence networks (implied through references to classified documents)  
- Unspecified political or intelligence groups referenced in coded language  

Note: Several entries contain numbers resembling social security numbers (SSNs), which have been redacted as [SSN REDACTED]. No direct reference to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present in the summaries.

JFK Declassified Files

104-10180-10042.pdf

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