</s>180-10144-10133 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 15 07 27 Falbauso SECRET Palmer 31/2/78 Victor Gansgue. 1 ptg. bove documente 1 ptq. DCD documente 1 Volume c/10/A documento 1 Volume - DDO documente DDD Volume 0.84 Detolos 1960 1.11/11456 Personality Jhe Request Victor Ganque - 201-286 3/2 Reportedly au agent of DIER Undated document giving Campusie background follibial activity. All. 1960 information 1. On arrival in U.S. ., stayed with Orlando Boerch, augustetal Castro aguest. 6. Assortedated with leader of MR. Camilo Cinifugeso. Carabe Rodriguez Castro, Respected Castro plant in U S. Reportedally agent a has with Paul Castro before defecting Major Sargentes, from Chief 6:2 - 1,000 Benguere of GOC agent Organization autentities reporting D State Dept. that Gonquere is a Castro plant. 00-A 3.166666. report Campusio one of two DIER planta at Unit. of Havana T. atlantute RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce Planning to assume line. D.Cullan Luenemannan say Panguso is G.2. plant- 10/14/10133 D. C/A reported to FBI that subject has been reported 1/4 reported to F.B.I. that subject have been reported.

Summary: The document contains fragmented intelligence reports and operational records related to Cuban exile groups and their activities between 1959 and 1977. It references individuals such as Victor Ganque (possibly a misspelling of "Panque"), Orlando Boerch, and Raul Castro, detailing their alleged associations with anti-Castro organizations, including the Departamento de Investigación y Estudios Revolucionarios (DIER). Reports mention meetings in Miami and Havana, arms smuggling operations, and interactions with U.S. intelligence agencies like the CIA and FBI. The text includes references to Cuban revolutionary activities, potential infiltration of U.S. networks, and financial support for anti-communist efforts. Some entries reference Victor Panque's alleged role as a laboratory chief in Cuba and his ties to the Partido Comunista de Cuba (PCC). The documents also note operational assignments, such as radio operator roles, and mention a 1960 report linking an individual to Castro's network.  

Key People:  
- Victor Ganque/Panque (possibly same individual; references to "Victor Panque" include alleged ties to Cuban revolutionary groups, PCC, and U.S. intelligence operations)  
- Orlando Boerch (linked to Castro-associated activities in the U.S.)  
- Raul Castro (Cuban revolutionary leader; mentioned in context of anti-Castro operations)  
- Major Victor M. Panpea (alleged Cuban exile operative involved in arms smuggling and revolutionary planning)  
- DIER (Cuban intelligence agency; referenced as monitoring revolutionary activities)  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Miami, Florida (U.S.)  
- New York City, New York (U.S.)  
- Managua, Nicaragua (mentioned in context of operations)  

Key Events:  
- 1959: Cuban Revolution and Raul Castro's rise to power; references to anti-Castro activities in the U.S.  
- 1960: Arms smuggling operations and reports linking individuals to Castro's network  
- 1962: Mention of a rally in Cuba related to anti-communist efforts  
- 1964: Operational assignments for Victor Panque, including radio operator roles and financial support for Cuban exile groups  
- 1972–1977: Intelligence reports on Victor Panque's alleged activities, including his role as a laboratory chief in Cuba  

Key Organizations:  
- Departamento de Investigación y Estudios Revolucionarios (DIER) – Cuban intelligence agency  
- Partido Comunista de Cuba (PCC) – Cuban communist party; referenced as an organization linked to Victor Panque  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) – U.S. agency involved in monitoring and supporting anti-Castro operations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – U.S. agency with reported interactions on Cuban exile activities  
- Anti-Communist International Organizations – Mentioned as sources of financial aid for Cuban exile groups

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