</s>104-1024-10007 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

Summary: The document contains fragmented notes related to surveillance activities and communications involving individuals associated with Cuban interests in Europe. It references a person named "D" maintaining good terms with a secret contact in Montenegro (QUASP M). There are mentions of travel plans for "D" to Prague to meet Manuel Perez Hernandez, with Havana monitoring Ricardo Subirama and Lobo (C21-3333) for potential ties. The text notes that letters from Texas Veraio Tutino (TUTO 281-353353) were intercepted but could not be safely opened, leading to rumors of prior dealings. Surveillance efforts included monitoring key figures post-assassination and concerns about GOC-Vatican relations due to draft exemptions for Catholic priests. References to "CUBAMS in Belgium" and anti-regime remarks by Custavo Arcos and Bernes are noted. The document ends abruptly with unclear text.  

Key People: D, Manuel Perez Hernandez, Ricardo Subirama, Lobo (C21-3333), Texas Veraio Tutino (TUTO 281-353353), Cesare Zacchi (201-755558), Custavo Arcos, Bernes.  
Key Locations: Prague, Havana, Belgium, Montenegro, Cuba, Vatican.  
Key Events: Surveillance of Cuban interests in Europe, interception of letters from Texas Veraio Tutino, monitoring of key figures post-assassination, concerns over GOC-Vatican relations, anti-regime remarks by Custavo Arcos and Bernes.  
Key Organizations: GOC (likely Government Operations Center), Vatican, CUBAMS (Cuban intelligence in Belgium).

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