</s>104-10183-10276 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce Do Not Reproduce - - 19 June 1964 - MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, W/A/V/E/I - VIA Chief, W//A/VA/EI/I SUBJECT : Chief/W/A /V/O/A : Target Analysis and Non-surfable Leads 1. Reference is made to your memorandum date 16 June 1964 requesting Target Analysis Summary Reports on leads to be targeted to the Intelligence Community. exploded and listed to the Intelligence Community. 2. Attached are separate lists for each appropriate Central American and Caribbean country detailing national of the United States and the United Nations. cropped up during the debriefing of AM/VIII/WII/Z/Wii/Z considers, at this time leading to the intelligence community. Pending a and the following statements. final determination to be the feasibility of a/M/I/Z. Will/Z considering, which are determined to be of the operational potential will be released to the United states. those lead. released to be on a continuing basis for surfacing releases appropriate agencies. 3. Attatched also are seven completed Target Analysis Summary Reports on: a) Francisco Javier MELLA Penna (b) Jaime DURAN Hernándo (c) Sóranca Jauríán PESUERO Schurroer (d) Jean Norbert Tainas PESCUERO Schuurroor (e) Juan Norbert MONTERO (e] Mauricio de la SELVA Venogas (e). Mauricio dela de la SElva Vengas

Summary  
The document contains fragmented and unclear information related to political figures in Haiti and Nicaragua, including Jean Herbert and Noel Gurreiro Santiago. It references activities involving Cuban intelligence, Haitian Liberation Front, and Nicaraguan revolutionary groups such as FII (Fronte Insurgente Integral) and FLI (Frente Liberal Independiente). The document mentions Herbert's alleged involvement with the Haitian Liberation Front, his location in Cuba, and potential ties to U.S.-Cuba relations. It also details Gurreiro Santiago's political exile status, connections to Nicaraguan revolutionary movements, and financial discrepancies involving funds for "illijos de la tempestad." The text includes vague references to recruitment vulnerabilities, operational leads, and conflicts within leftist organizations, though many sections are incomplete or contain unclear terminology.  

Key People  
- Jean Herbert: Allegedly associated with the Haitian Liberation Front, described as anti-WALKIT (possibly a misspelling or coded term).  
- Noel Gurreiro Santiago: Nicaraguan political exile linked to revolutionary groups; mentioned as a Communist and anti-Somozoa activist.  
- Ofelia Chacon, Eloy GUERRINO Santigo, Jose F. CUNNIRO Castillo: Family members of Gurreiro Santiago.  

Key Locations  
- Cuba (Havana, Santo Domingo)  
- Nicaragua (Corinto, Tijuana)  
- Mexico (DSI operations)  
- Dominican Republic (exile references)  

Key Events  
- Training activities in Cuba for Haitian Liberation Front.  
- Financial discrepancies involving Nicaraguan revolutionary groups and "illijos de la tempestad."  
- Conflicts within leftist organizations, including accusations of misused funds.  
- Gurreiro Santiago's political exile status and alleged ties to multiple revolutionary factions.  

Key Organizations  
- Haitian Liberation Front (newly formed party with communist affiliations)  
- FII (Fronte Insurgente Integral)  
- FLI (Frente Liberal Independiente)  
- DSI (possibly a Nicaraguan intelligence or financial entity)  
- Cuban Intelligence Service (Cuban Intelligence Service referenced in context of Herbert's activities)

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