</s>104-10392-10020 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 2025 RELEASES UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F ., KENNEOY ASS ASSASSINTATION RECORDES ACT OF 192 ROUTING TOP SECRET TO: NAME AND ADDRESS DATE INITIALS (Security Classification) 1 2 3 4 ACTION APPROVAL DIRECT REPLY DISPATCH PREPARE REPLY APPROVE DISPACH RECOMMENDATION CONCURRENCE INFORMATION RECOMMODATION REMAKINGS: SIGNATURE CONTROL NO. REMAKS: COPY OF FROM: NAME, ADDRESS, AND PHONE NO. DATE Handle Via COMINT Channels Access to this document will be restricted to those approved for the following specific activities: NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions 20 TOP SECRET (Security Classification)

Summary  
The document contains a CIA daily intelligence report dated 6 December 1963, detailing Cuban military, political, and economic activities. It highlights Cuban military units conducting chemical warfare defense training, counterrevolutionary attacks in Oriente Province, and arrests of suspected dissidents. Diplomatic interactions with the USSR, China, and other nations are noted, including OAS investigations into alleged Cuban arms shipments to Venezuela and subversive operations in Latin America. The Portuguese ambassador’s report on international reactions to President Kennedy’s assassination is referenced. A separate summary describes Cuban involvement in South American subversion, including arms shipments to Venezuela, failed election interference attempts, and CIA investigations into Cuban caches. It also mentions Dominican Government actions against pro-Castro insurgents, Cuban recognition of a Venezuelan government-in-exile, and claims of a planned Central American coup linked to pro-Castro groups.  

Key People  
- Fidel Castro (Cuban leader)  
- Carlos Rafael Rodriguez (Cuban minister of INRA)  
- Dolores Barriarru (Spanish Communist Party secretary general)  
- Frank Emick (American citizen involved in a trial related to Cuban subversive activities)  
- Leonid Shokin (TASS correspondent reporting on OAS meetings)  
- Antoni Carrillillo Carrera (Cuban diplomat in Morocco)  
- Pedro Duno (former professor at Central University of Venezuela)  
- Unitarian minister  
- U.S. UN official  
- FBI  
- CIA  
- Dr. King  

Key Locations  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Oriente Province, Cuba  
- Guantanamo City, Cuba  
- Santiago de Cuba, Cuba  
- Moscow, USSR  
- Beirut, Lebanon  
 - Tokyo, Japan  
- Rabat, Morocco  
- Brussels, Belgium  
- Venezuela  
- British Guiana  
- Santo Domingo  
- Central America  
- New York  
- Miami  

Key Events  
- Cuban military training in chemical warfare defense.  
- Counterrevolutionary attacks on observation posts and arrests of dissidents in Oriente Province.  
- OAS investigation into alleged Cuban arms shipments to Venezuela.  
- Portuguese ambassador’s report on international reactions to President Kennedy’s assassination.  
- Cuban arms shipments to Venezuela and South America, including machinery sent to British Guiana.  
- Failed Venezuelan presidential election interference by pro-Castro groups.  
- Dominican Government’s capture of insurgents linked to pro-Castro networks.  
- Cuban recognition of a Venezuelan government-in-exile, with consultations with USSR and other bloc countries.  
- CIA investigation into Cuban subversive activities in Venezuela, including broadcasts and document analysis.  
- Claims of a planned pro-Castro coup in Central America by an American woman (retracted as implausible).  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Organization of American States (OAS)  
- Cuban Ministry of INRA (National Institute of Agrarian Reform)  
- Soviet Union (USSR)  
- Chinese Communist Party  
- Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Trade  
- Spanish Communist Party  
- Cuban government  
- Chilean Embassy  
- Dominican Government  
- 14th of June Island Bands  
- U.S. UN officials  
- FBI  
- Cuban Foreign Ministry  
- USSR and other bloc countries

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