</s>104-10181-10152 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH OPPORT STUBCA AND NO OELA-37,729 TO CHIEF, WE HADUADUANES NO 19-5 ROOM Chief of Station, London *28 December 1962 REJECT Chief of Stations, London *28 December 1962 Officer: Officer/Officer and Support Intelligence Officer NODGING CAN'T BE ACCORD NODGUARD NO. OK OK ONLY See para FON! NODGWG CAN'E ACCORD ACTION EQUIPE NODGVG CANY NO.OK OK OND Powered by Attached herero are three copies of a Shorl pre- pared list of identified and suspect Intelligence officers, completed list of individuals and suspects Intelligence Officers, derived from special intelligence sources. 01. Copyles are being distributed to [ADUAR, SMABLE, J ASTO (Amstrallall) and [ACON]D] As the list includes a considerable amount of in- Formalization would consider giving clearance to distribute. Hodgman would consider having clearance to distribute. cancelled to be given to those who would be grateful if foreign liaison services. They have further asked whether it would be appropriate to pass a copy of this report to OBSTVE. to the request for further distribution of this information. London Station would appreciate a brief reply LAVENCHE L. NOLDY Attachment: "Cuban Identified and Inspect Intelligence Officers" 3 copies Distributions: 4-Chief, VS & Watts RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduction VEGA Perez 20/1-3/3/13/053 CELA -57.729 120 Dx 62 5/1990

Summary  
The document contains a list of Cuban intelligence officers and suspects compiled by U.S. intelligence agencies in 1962, under the context of Cold War operations related to Cuba. It references individuals involved in Cuban security, subversive activities, and diplomatic roles. Names include Ramon Valiers (born 1916), Vazuz Montenegro (active in 1960–1962), and Manuel Voda Fisherz (Supot I.O., Diplomatic Attaché to the Cuban Embassy in Mexico). The text includes details such as birth dates, physical descriptions, roles in Cuban Security, and involvement in missions in Latin America. It also notes connections to the "Ommitites in Defence of the Cuban Revolution" and references to C-2 training schools. The document mentions distribution to specific U.S. intelligence personnel and requests clearance for sharing information with foreign liaison services.  

Key People  
- Ramon Valiers (born 1916): Described as 5'7", heavy build, gray hair; involved in Cuban Security, bodyguard to Provident DORTOS, and subversive missions.  
- Vazuz Montenegro: Active in 1960–1962; member of Cuban Security, bodyguard to Provident DORTOS, and part of the Oban Ministry for Porviga Affairs.  
- Manuel Voda Fisherz: Supot I.O., Diplomatic Attaché to the Cuban Embassy in Mexico (June 1962); former instructor at C-2 training school; linked to "Ommitites in Defence of the Cuban Revolution."  

Key Locations  
- La Cabana Ristoros (Cuba): Mentioned as a location where prisoners were viewed by Sigma orders.  
- Mexico: Site of the Cuban Embassy, where Manuel Voda Fisherz served as Diplomatic Attaché.  

Key Events  
- June 1962: Manuel Voda Fisherz was active in his diplomatic role; Vazuz Montenegro was part of the Oban Ministry for Porviga Affairs.  
- 1961–1962: Activities involving Cuban Security, subversive missions in Latin America, and training school operations.  

Key Organizations  
- Supot I.O.: Likely a reference to Cuban intelligence or security apparatus (exact meaning unclear).  
- C-2 Training School: A Cuban military or intelligence training institution mentioned as a former affiliation of Manuel Voda Fisherz.  
- Oban Ministry for Porviga Affairs: A Cuban governmental body linked to Vazuz Montenegro's activities.

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