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DATE ArC.Au ent 1964 .IELD REPORT NO.
rTg Is t.NXvALUATED INFOMAflrON. SouOcE GPZntuS At nWiiME APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE
SOUR A former cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban
Intel'igene Service until April 1964.
Headquarters Comments:
The following report is one of a series containing personality
information- r6vided by the source and includes supplemental-
information from the records of this Agency'
It is requested that the addressees take no action on any
of the individuals me'ntioned in the personality reports
without first checking with this Agency.
Jose POSADA Torres, pseudony= Calixto, is the Cuban
Consul at Tampico, Mexico. He is an officer of the Dirccifon
General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence
DGI). POSADA was originally ass gfed Vo Vera Cruz, but
was reassigned to Tampico., 2,1% a
Headcuarters Comments
1. When the source of the above information was queried
concerning proof of POSADA's association with the DOI
and the Cuban Intelligence Service, source said he had
:,- docuzentary proof. However, he said he knew of
POSADA's affiliation from his own trip to Mexico, from
observations-at the DGI Neadquarzers, and from general
sh6ptalk.
2. A fairly reliable source in a report dated 20 June 1962
provided .;sitive identification of Cuban G-2 agents
abroad. Included on the list for agents in Mexico was
one (Inu) POSADA, the Cuban Consul in Vera Cruz. POSADA
was described as having been born about 1936, five feet
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