“That game you are playing is very dangerous.” It is one of the phrases that appears in the documents on the murder of John F. Kennedy, on November 22, 1963, who were disclosed this week by National Archives of the United States By order of Trump. It is a phrase of a recording collected by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in Madrid as part of its espionage in Cuba. False identities, love adventures, recordings, stolen photographs, microfilmes, attempts to capture confident … hundreds of pages of murder documents of Kennedy immerse the reader in a novel Madrid of secret agents in full dictatorship of Franco Franco, The CIA has barbed Cuba. What is not, however, is an obvious connection With the assassination.
Between More than 2,182 documents with over 60,000 pages Different Tuesday from the national archives, the country has identified four who have Spain as a scenario. The action takes place in Madrid, but other cities like Vigo and Gijón. The protagonists of the plot are, mainly, CIA agents and Cuban diplomats, including the company director, which the Americans have tried to capture as a spy. The facts are several years after November 22, 1963, when Lee Harvey Oswald fired with a rifle in Dallas.
It is not clear at all the reason why documents are included In the Kennedy murderer collection. The surname of the murdered president barely appears to the documents and above all refer to Kennedy (today CabeAveral). The investigation has reached excessive dimensions. The connection of Oswald with the Soviet Union and Cuba was analyzed. The alleged killer, who was considered Marxist, was in the Cuba Embassy in Mexico and also some of the Cuban diplomats of Legation in Madrid crossed that country, but there is nothing in the documents that refer to it. There is also some mention of the missile crisis, but again without any direct relationship with the murder.
The documents show that the CIA had close surveillance for the Cuban embassy in Madrid. Apparently, they had microphones, as there are abundant transcriptions and summaries of phone and face conversations. A good part of the documents focuses on Orestes Guillermo Ruiz Pérez, company director (there was then ambassador). His wife appears as a secondary character, Nilda Veciana López. In dose there are also some Spanish police documents.
Part of the documents Spanish They are blurred or illegible. There are several repeated and disordered. However, the impression that is taken from its reading is that the CIA had infiltrated agents in the Cuban embassy or with access to sources of information in it, but that they wanted to find out if it was possible to capture the company director himself as a spy.
The agents had their controlled movements, they had a vast story about their life, their education, their contacts, their tastes and their preferences, with a psychological and political profile. “He seems to support the regime, but he is not a fan.” Some of the relationships raised the best way to get closer to him.
In one of the fragments, the transcription of a conversation between two women in a hostile tone appears. One of these, the secretary of the Cuban embassy, seems to accuse the other of trying to capture contacts and that this game is “very dangerous”. “None of the companions present will be caused. So, please not continue,” says Nilda, who serves the phone as a secretary. “I don’t know what it refers to, Miss, I’m completely amazed,” says the other woman, identified as Matos. Nilda asks him if he mentioned with the company director. Matos apologizes by muttering and says he asked for him. The next dialogue is typical of a scene of the action movie.
Nilda: “If it’s a plot, I suggest not to enter, because as far as we are concerned, it’s something dangerous.” Matos: “No, Miss, I am a very correct and serious person.” Nilda: “Since it’s so serious and correct, don’t let anything happen to him.” Matos: “I live with a daughter and you have to realize that I live only for her.” Nilda: “Well, look, if you live for her, don’t enter these things because she can cost her very expensive.”
In the event that the tension was little, a CIA report included in the documentation indicates: “It seems possible that the woman (Matos) sought a loving adventure based on an occasional encounter or on the reputation of Amauto-1 (the name in Ruiz) as Don Juan. The problem was naturally complicated by the fact that when he spoke with the secretary of Amauto-1, he was actually with his wife.
In the documents relating to Spain there is also talk of the juicy copyright of the song Guantanamera, of the relationship of the head of the Cuban bond with the journalist Emilio Romero, director of Pueblo; of commercial negotiations between Spain and Cuba; of some diplomatic conflicts between the two countries and an attempt to overcome Cuban fish as from the Canary Islands. And what does everything that do with Kennedy’s murder has to do with it? Well, the relationship is not seen. The same applies to many others of those released last Tuesday, which they do is to give an idea of the degree in which the cia espionage operations in Cuba extended all over the world.
National archives 2,182 files scattered through their website In .pdf format that add up to tens of thousands of pages that have digitized, but without clarifying to what extent they are new. The vast majority of the collection of Kennedy’s murder, which has over six million pages of records, photographs, films, sound recordings and artifacts related to murder, had already disclosed previously. All documents are still published, despite or announced by Trump.
Waiting for historians and scholars to expose the content of the declassified documents, the essential elements of historical history should not change. Part of the documents that are now known had already been widespread, but with some canceled parts to preserve identity or addresses of agents and researchers. Some of those published, moreover, continue to be deleted or deleted, against what announced by Trump, Like the last, a memorandum on Cuba in 1965.
The quality of most of the widespread documents leaves a lot to be desired. There are some practically illegible, both writings and types; Others have clouded or deleted the parts. It is not possible to carry out digital research with them. A classification, a systematization or an explanation of them is not offered, nor is it clarified which of them was already partially known.
Many of the documents of the new digital Remea refer to the investigations against the background of Lee Harvey Oswald outside the United States. There are also hundreds of pages on Cuba of the series known as Calipan Papers, largely already public, with the exception of a piece. There are roles from the FBI, the CIA, the State Department and other agencies. There are files that have only one page; There are also many of over 100 and 200 pages and Some, more than 300. It is largely difficult to find any link with the murder itself.
To date, the national archives have digitized over 700,000 pages of collection registers, which consist of over six million documents, of which about 99% were already available for those who would like to go to consult them physically.
Him John F. Kennedy Ashesinate Continues to generate Conspiracy theories and the thesis faced More than 60 years after the attack that ended his life in Dallas on 22 November 1963. The Magnicida was officially attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald, an old unbalanced sailor who came to live and marry in the Soviet Union.
Oswald fired from the sixth plan of the Texas School Book Depositage Building and killed Kennedy when the presidential caravan crossed Dealy Plaza in Dallas. The owner of a Dallas disco, Gangster Jack Ruby, shot and killed Oswald two days later, when he was about to be transferred to another prison. The dimension of crime and the almost immediate death of its alleged author They paid all types of conspiracy theories, Some of which indicate the participation of the CIA and the mafia or the presence of a second shooter.
One of the documents shows that an exceptional director warned President John F. Kennedy, after the disastrous invasion of the pork bay in Cuba in 1961, which the CIA, who had organized it, had become too powerful. He proposed that the state was given the control of “all clandestine activities” and that the CIA was melted. This fragment would nourish the theory of conspiracy on the involvement of the CIA, but there are no other indications that support this thesis.
According to the polls, The Americans do not yet believe the conclusions of the Warren Commission, format to investigate the murders. This commission concluded that Oswald acted only in the murder of Kennedy and that Ruby acted even in the murder of Oswald.
