</s>104-10262-10385 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ACTION EL/CARD: T1 ACTION EL-CARD; T1 ALXFISERCE: UPGA-24799 Dudson Institute follows: 1. Kenquartors traces on the Subjecites of reference and the Dudon Institute follows. A. Alberto LLXAS Carrojo (101-10376) was born in Bopta, 3 July 1900. A. Alberto LEXAS Carrajo (301-10378) was Born in Bopsita, journalist. He trained his Argentinian and lived in Buenos Aires for his political career began at the age of 16 years ago. He was born to become a his political school in Argentina and lived to be a member of the Colombian in 1942. his political leader began to run a return to Colombia in 1942, and received trumano and argentina as a leader of the Communist Party of Colombia in 1932. his party leader began upon his return to Colombo in 1942 and his political leadership in 1963. He also served as an agent of the Colombo-1932. received tromundos lopezas as an alfonso Lopesa (1932-1933) and researchers of the President (1933-1934) who served as the President of Colombia (1934-1935) General of the Presidocacy (1935-1939) after his late late minister of his foreign affairs, (1937-1938) was an altoño LOPEZ (1939-1940-1941-1942- his public service clinulated then he later made his Minister of his public office clinulated them in his accesation to the President- his foreign affair, well as First Vice President of Colombo. charging the duties of Chief Trocative to a year (1943-1943) and (1946-1948) - LIZRAS poster which he held until 1954. To then resigned as the president of Colombia. Colombia to accept the position of President (1964-1949). He also returned to welcomble to accept his position as a doctor (President) once in publicity. LIXAS began writing a column in the Liberal Party in publicity, LIXAs began writing the column in that year. He returned to (1943)-7) and called for the return of constitutional government in (1948-7) to call for the returns of constitutional governments in (1949-7). He is also known as the Liberian Party in (1941) and is now in charge of the United States (June 1946) traveled to South America. converventions with Lawrence C.M. (June 1956) and the Governor of the Conservative the government of the Democratic Party of the Governor's government in the United states. loal leaders signed a sonifonte coordinating the Bojan regime and <loc_241><loc_654>(CONTINIBED) <loc_676><loc_630><loc_676><loc_630><loc_692><loc_443><loc_692>201-102576 801-1025736 <loc_711><loc_811><loc_711><loc_791><loc_711><loc_791>801-308736

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented and partially redacted entries regarding Alberto LEXAS Carrajo (101-10376), born in Bopsita on 3 July 1900, described as a journalist with political involvement in Argentina and Colombia. It references his career in the Liberal Party of Colombia, including roles as Minister of Foreign Affairs (1937–1938) and First Vice President (1942–1943). The text mentions interactions with U.S. officials, such as conventions with Lawrence C.M. (June 1956) and the Governor of the Democratic Party. It also includes unclear references to "LIFLOO traces," "intemational wih LIFLOo till finnish WOLFACT," and unspecified events between 1944–1957. The document notes no identifiable SSNs or formal decorations for Carrajo, though it mentions his marriage to Berta PDA (daughter of a late Chilean President) and four children.  

Key People:  
- Alberto LEXAS Carrajo (101-10376): Journalist, political figure in Argentina and Colombia; born 3 July 1900 in Bopsita.  
- Lawrence C.M.: U.S. official involved in conventions with Carrajo in June 1956.  
- Governor of the Democratic Party: U.S. official referenced in interactions with Carrajo.  
- Berta PDA: Spouse of Alberto LEXAS Carrajo, daughter of a late Chilean President.  

Key Locations:  
- Bopsita (Colombia): Birthplace of Alberto LEXAS Carrajo.  
- Argentina: Political career and training for Carrajo.  
- Colombia: Political roles including Minister of Foreign Affairs and First Vice President.  
- United States: Involvement in conventions with U.S. officials.  

Key Events:  
- 1937–1938: Alberto LEXAS Carrajo served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Colombia.  
- 1942–1943: Held the position of First Vice President of Colombia.  
- June 1956: Conventions with Lawrence C.M., a U.S. official.  
- 1944–1957: Period referenced in unclear entries involving "LIFLOO traces" and unspecified activities.  

Key Organizations:  
- Liberal Party of Colombia: Political affiliation of Alberto LEXAS Carrajo.  
- Dudson Institute: Mentioned as an entity with unclear relevance to the content.  
- United States Democratic Party: U.S. political organization referenced in interactions with Carrajo.

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