</s>204-10308-10269 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN H. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET ROUTING 4 2 2 3 4 2 3 4 (E: NOTIFIED AND COPY ISSUED AT:11115, 30 OCT. 63 OU) ADOP C/SOD, C/C/CI, C./CI, CI/L2, CA/E2, C&AS/2, G/AS/R, R.V. VR. E08 38122222 30DCT63IN5047 INFOL FRAN-LOND-BRUS-HAGU MADR WAVE CITE HAMB 3880 PZAVAGON CASAILOR MAPHAPRON (5030) 0.1 MATE 5379) (ISIDRO CONTRERAS) COMANDING OFFICER OF FINAR DEL- TRIGE WITH HOS IN BAHITANONA CLASSASSATE AND VERY O CHIEF OFNAVALT OFS AZTERAIN WHO APPEALED TO HINTO-O-O PESENT POSITION: ENERITY B-FNU (IGNARRA NATARAN) COMMANDING OFFICER OF EASTERN PICC CORENTENTE) JOSE PONCEY FORMER COMMANDER OF ARMY OF THE CENTER) SINTA CLARA BEGAN SIX MONTH GUIDED MISSILE COURSE IN- JULY JULY WITCH BEX CONDUCTED BY HIGHLY Y.OF ICERS. (PONCE) TOOK PART IN GRAMA LANDING AND IS IS BROTHER IN LAF-OF ASIMO VALDEZ (MINISTER OF INTERIOR) IDENTITY D- ORLANDO FERNANDEZ) REFERRED TO "AS "SABORITI"S SST LENDS. COMMANDERS IN NAVY EMPLOYED AS EXECUTIVE IN (MAMBISAS) SAVANA. 06 BORN CIRCA 31, (CAPTAIN) IN NAVY EMBLOYED SCURITY OFFCICER TO IDEN B. ABOV- WIFE, WHOSE BROTHER KILLED WITHGREEESAT-BAY OF PIGS, NOV IN US WITH TWO CHILDREN. SECRET 34/N

Summary: The text contains a list of names, dates, and brief descriptions of individuals associated with Cuban military and political activities during the late 1950s and early 1960s. It references figures involved in resistance movements against the Batista regime, including commanders, police chiefs, and medical professionals. Names such as Jose Poncety, Enrique Camara, and Roberto Roque Munoz are mentioned alongside locations like Havana, Santa Clara, and Escambay. The text also notes military roles, such as "commander of army," "chief of police," and participation in operations like the Grama landing. Some entries reference individuals' birth years, familial ties, and alleged affiliations with anti-Batista groups or Castro's forces.  

Key People: Jose Poncety, Enrique Camara, Roberto Roque Munoz, Jose Suarez (Peppe), Enrique Cesanta, Orlando Mirret, Faustino Perez, Pedro Miret, and others listed as military commanders, police chiefs, or resistance fighters.  

Key Locations: Havana, Santa Clara, Escambay, Grama, and unspecified regions in Cuba.  

Key Events: Resistance activities against the Batista regime, operations such as the Grama landing, and alleged affiliations with anti-Batista or Castro-aligned groups during the late 1950s to early 1960s.  

Key Organizations: Cuban military units (e.g., "Army of the Center," "Westernary in Cinar del Rio"), police forces, and resistance networks against Batista and Castro.

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