</s>204-10181-10011 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 RUZ P. Perez, Orestes Guillermo HOUSE SHIRT COSTITEO AT CIA DEPARTMENTS BY HOUSE SEKET COSTETEO ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF HILIERS FILE TITLE/CUBER/VOLUME: PULZ-Percz. Oreste Guillerno [201-07535296] Volume 2 INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTOIAL UHT/LOCATION: PCS/LOC ROOM: 2 D 11. Third Agency documents DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL AUTO-1- 18 Sen 7s P. ORR VOL. II NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE 201-752529

Summary  
The documents detail U.S. and Cuban intelligence operations involving diplomatic personnel, surveillance, and covert activities in Spain and Cuba during the 1960s–1970s. Key themes include monitoring Cuban diplomats like Guillermo Ruiz Pérez, tracking individuals with potential ties to espionage or political networks (e.g., AMAUTO-1, Julio Diaz), and coordinating travel arrangements for Cuban nationals. References to CIA involvement in alleged incidents against Cuban officials are noted but not confirmed by Spanish authorities. No direct connection to John F. Kennedy’s assassination or related investigations is present in the summaries.  

Key People  
- **Guillermo Ruiz Pérez**: Cuban diplomat stationed in Madrid; involved in diplomatic negotiations, security measures, and personal conflicts with Cuban leadership.  
- **Julio Diaz (JULIUS)**: Cuban national associated with intelligence networks; referenced in CIA surveillance discussions.  
- **Orestes Guillermo Ruiz Perez**: Cuban diplomat with ties to anti-Batista activities and U.S. intelligence operations.  
- **Carlos Carrasco Munoz de Vera**: Businessman linked to Cuban exile networks and Spanish diplomatic interactions.  
- **Sonia Gómez Aragon**: Cuban diplomat in Madrid; traveled to Spain in 1970.  
- **Conchita Ruiz (AMACHD)**: Secretary of Guillermo Ruiz Pérez, mentioned in a fragment referencing potential U.S. presidential assassination inquiries.  

Key Locations  
- **Madrid, Spain**: Central hub for diplomatic and intelligence operations, including embassy construction projects and surveillance activities.  
- **Havana, Cuba**: Site of Cuban government offices, diplomatic missions, and political purges.  
- **Miami, Florida**: Center for Cuban exile networks and immigration-related interactions.  
- **Barajas Airport (Spain)**: Mentioned in travel and surveillance contexts.  

Key Events  
1. Surveillance and coordination of Cuban diplomats’ movements, including travel to Spain and Europe.  
2. Allegations of CIA involvement in incidents against Cuban officials, though Spanish authorities disputed these claims.  
3. Diplomatic negotiations between Cuba and Spain regarding trade agreements, indemnifications for workers, and property valuations.  
4. Security measures implemented by Cuban diplomats to avoid detection, including secure communication channels and embassy construction projects.  
5. Personal conflicts within diplomatic circles, such as disputes over work plans and family matters involving Ruiz Pérez’s wife, Nida Velvania.  

Key Organizations  
- **Cuban Embassy in Madrid/Mexico City**: Central to diplomatic operations and intelligence interactions.  
- **U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)**: Implied involvement in surveillance and alleged incidents against Cuban officials.  
- **Spanish Police and Diplomatic Services**: Investigated claims of CIA interference and protected Cuban diplomats.  
- **Cuban Intelligence Agencies (DGI, Seuridad)**: Monitored diplomatic personnel and political figures.  
- **U.S. Embassy Madrid/Miami**: Involved in intelligence operations, visa processes, and tracking suspected assets.

JFK Declassified Files

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