</s>Doc ID: 6878968 Doc Ref ID: SECRET MORAY DATE: 01/24/98 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM PAGE:1 IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER : NSA AGENCY NUMBER: 144-10001-10158 RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER # : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : NSA FROM ROA CALZADILLA, CUBAN EMBASSY ERJ TITLE : SPAINSPANISH COUNSELOR IN HAVANA DECLARED PERSONA NON GRATA DATE : 06/03/66 PAGES : 12 SUBJECTS : TRANSLATED MESSAGE FROM HAVANNA TO CUBANA TO CABAN EMMASSY [RJ] DOCUMENITY TYPE : CLASSIFICATION CABLES (USE FOR CABLES, TELEGRAMS, WIRES, AIRGRAMS) RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/01/97 OPENING CRITERIA : ORIGINALING AGENCY : DETERMINATION REQUIRED COMMENTS : CONTAINS SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Derived From: NSA/CSSM 123-2, Dated 3 September 1991- Declasify On: Source Marked "OADR" Date of source: 3 Sep 91 SECRET MORAV Released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS. OF RECORDS CONC. THE ASSASSINTATIONS OF PRES. JFK, SEN. RFK, AND THE REV. DR. MLK, JR.

Summary:  
This document consists of multiple classified cables from the Cuban Embassy in Havana to Madrid, dated May 28, 1966, and later declassified under Executive Order 14176. The primary content details allegations against Jaime Caldevilla, a Spanish embassy counselor declared "persona non grata" by Cuba. The cables outline his involvement in espionage activities against the Cuban government, including recruitment of counterrevolutionaries, infiltration of state organizations, and collaboration with CIA agents. Specific charges include plotting against Cuban officials such as Anastas Mikoyan (First Deputy Chairman of the USSR) and Fidel Castro, smuggling valuables through diplomatic channels, and using embassy facilities for illicit communications. The documents also reference his secretary, Carmen Jiménez Gómez, and other associates involved in espionage and sabotage.  

Key People:  
- **Jaime Caldevilla**: Spanish Embassy counselor accused of espionage, counterrevolutionary activities, and smuggling.  
- **Carmen Jiménez Gómez**: His secretary, implicated in infiltration of Cuban state organizations and espionage.  
- **Alfredo Serra Echevarría**: Accountant at the embassy involved in espionage.  
- **Blanca Martínez del Hoyo**, **Jorge Medina-Binguier**, and **Luis Fernández (Rocha)**: Individuals linked to counterrevolutionary networks and CIA ties.  
- **Manuel Artine**: Noted counterrevolutionary leader with whom Caldevilla is alleged to have had contact.  

Key Locations:  
- **Havana, Cuba**: Site of the Cuban Embassy and primary location for espionage activities.  
- **Madrid, Spain**: Destination of diplomatic cables and where the charges were relayed.  
- **Guantanamo Bay, Cuba**: Mentioned in context of a planned incident against U.S. military presence.  
- **Miami, USA**: Bank account used for illicit financial transactions.  

Key Events:  
- **1959–1962**: Caldevilla’s alleged recruitment of members of the Rebel Army and infiltration of Cuban state institutions.  
- **February 1960**: Plot against Anastas Mikoyan, a Soviet official in Cuba, involving arms distribution to counterrevolutionaries.  
- **May 1962**: Infiltration of Cuban state organizations by Caldevilla’s agents to gather intelligence.  
- **April 1963**: CIA agent Ramón Grau-Adsin’s infiltration of Cuban archives confirmed connections to Caldevilla.  
- **February 1966**: Caldevilla provided refuge to a fugitive counterrevolutionary, Aldo Abreu/Racalla.  

Key Organizations:  
- **Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR)**: Targeted by Caldevilla’s alleged sabotage and assassination plots.  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)**: Linked to Caldevilla’s espionage activities and recruitment of agents.  
- **Revolutionary Student Directorate**: Counterrevolutionary organization with ties to Caldevilla and his associates.  
- **National Institute of Agrarian Reform** and **National College of Architects**: Institutions infiltrated by Caldevilla’s agents for intelligence gathering.

JFK Declassified Files

144-10001-10158.pdf

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