</s>204-10215-10212 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCHI PROFESSIONAL ANTIRE SECRET FREESISTANT AIMING Chief: Western Hemisphere Division Chief: European Division of NO DIVISION OF CHIEF: European DivisIon ON DEMANDING FOR DIEKE Chief of Station, Madrid P.C.K. ON DEMANED FOR DUEKE CHIEf of Station: Madrid Pck CAN ROGUE INCHING CHIEFS OF STATION: Madrid D.C ., C.K CAM ROGE INCHIING Chiun Medical Personalidades, and Anti-Castro CUBAN MEDICAL PERSONAL IDADES, and Pro-Anti-CASTRO ROGUETA References: A. MADRID 03937 F.M.F. C.R.C .. HIGHFILMED

Summary:  
The documents primarily focus on Cuban medical professionals, political figures, and scientific institutions during the 1960s. They detail interactions between Cuban physicians and Soviet intelligence, including Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante’s alleged connections to the USSR and his role in treating Fidel Castro. References include medical training in the USSR, collaborations between Cuban and foreign scientific entities, and research initiatives at Cuba’s National Center for Scientific Research (CNC). Fragmented entries mention psychiatric practices, political affiliations with the Communist Party of Cuba, and administrative records related to medical facilities and personnel. Some sections reference classified operations and unclear directives, but no direct information about John F. Kennedy’s assassination or related investigations is present.  

Key People:  
- Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante (Cuban psychiatrist linked to Soviet intelligence, associated with Fidel Castro’s medical treatment)  
- Dr. Julio Capote Perez (hospital director in Havana)  
- Dr. Noel Gonzalez (cardiology institute director)  
- Dr. P.C. Redlich (U.S. psychiatrist involved in academic collaborations)  
- Major Rolando Cubela (arrested for conspiring against the Cuban government)  
- Fidel Castro (Cuban leader, referenced in medical and political contexts)  
- Dr. Leopoldo E. Araujo (manipulated by Bustamante within medical institutions)  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Cuba (medical institutions, residences of Bustamante and others, Universidad de La Habana)  
- Nuevo Vedado, Havana (residence of Dr. Wiltz Janche)  
- Santiago de Cuba (experimental medical botany station)  
- Santa Clara (medical school)  
- Mexico City (symposiums, U.S. intelligence operations)  
- New York City, United States (academic and institutional communications)  

Key Events:  
- Research projects on antibiotics, medical botany, and endocrinology at Cuban scientific institutions  
- Planning of international psychology symposiums in Cuba and Mexico City  
- Dissolution of the Cuban Medical College in 1955 to avoid expulsion from international associations  
- U.S. intelligence assessments of Dr. Bustamante’s ties to Cuban state security  
- Administrative procedures for personnel interviews, document transfers, and medical education programs  

Key Organizations:  
- National Center for Scientific Research (CNC): Autonomous organization under Cuba’s Office of the Prime Minister  
- Cuban Medical College (dissolved in 1955)  
- Communist Party of Cuba  
- Pan American Medical Confederation (C.M.P.)  
- Institute of Neuropsychology (Havana, Cuba)  
- World Psychiatric Association (referenced in discussions on transcultural psychiatry)  
- Cuban Ministry of Public Health (involved in administrative and operational records)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10215-10212.pdf

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