Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET(When Filled In)# PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC COMTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONSFOR FIELD USE ONLY FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY|            |            |            |            |            |           |A. FIELD | B. REPORT | C. REQ. CODE | D. CASE | E. RECEIVED | I. OTHER || OFFICE | NUMBER |     | NUMBER | MO.        |         || ------ | ------ | --- | ------ | ---------- | ------- || ![x]   |        |     |        | ![X] 01258 | 0176368 |F. SUBJECT AND AREAOpinions of Moises Lopez Maldonado on Possible PresidentialCandidates(Honduras)G. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Rogelio Cisneros549 de Leon DriveMiami Springs, FloridaH. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SERICINDIVIDUAL NO. 45 TYPE OO-E 46 ACTDISSEM-BATEDGRAPHICS, MAPS,PUBLICATIONS,REPORTS, OTHERORGANIZATION NO SUBJECT AREAINDIVIDUAL NO. 1. SUFFICIENTLY 51 52 53 541. TOO   FEDERAL   1 SAT3. DATA   SUPPLIED   BY OTHER   AGENCIES.4. OTHER/VICE5. COMBINED WITH6. INSUFFICIENT   INTERESTI. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)ORGANIZATION NO.J. METHOD OF COLLECTION![x] InterviewTrip ReportOther Document Other (specify below)EVALUATION USSR ONLY RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFICREQUESTED FROM EXCHANGES REQUIREMENTS(CHECK ONE)NOTO USSRFROM USSRFIELD COMMENTS HEADQUARTERS COMMENTSIRSCAcharneco:mzb F.O. Chief Case Officer Division/Staff/DeskFORM 25 JPOLEICHAI LH Snitzen3-66 Obsolete previouseditionsSECRET 3(20-41)
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws. Tale 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which is any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LCOUNTRY HondurasREPORT NO. 00-K 323/01763-68SUBJECT- Opinions of Moises Lopez Maldonado on Possible Presidential CandidatesDATE DISTR 1 FEB 1968NO. PAGES 1REFERENCES CIRL C-DC7-53900(2356)DATE OF INFO. Jan 68.PLACE & DATE ACQ. Tegucigalpa-Jan 68 and earlierTHIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Cuban national, an engineer who has worked and lived in Honduras for several years. During this time he has developed social and business contacts with officials of the government, the Armed Forces and the business community.[This report vas developed by an Army representative assigned to the office of preparation.]1. During the middle of January 1968 I had a lengthy conversation with Moises Lopez Valdonado, Honduran Consul in Costa Rica and a leading personality in the Partido Nacional (PJ). He is a very close friend of Martin Amero, leader of the Pli. Lopez spends about half of his time in Honduras. He is an intelligent and cunning politician with a lot of common sense. Ee is critical of the soft lines used by the US in internal and foreign affairs.2. During our conversation he stated that the next President of the country would be a civilian. He doubted very much if the Armed Forces could come up with a suitable candidate. Ee gave his opinions about several individuals with presidential aspirations."Armando Velazquez Cerrato has completely disregarded the Party machinery. He is ambitious, but too individualistic. He has no political future in the country.""Kanuel Acosta Bonilla present Kinister of Economy, is capable, a hard worker and a good man. His Presidential ambitions at the present tize are very subtle.""Ricardo Zuniga is vell qualified and would have support from most of the influential people in the government who would like to see him as a Presidential candidate. A hard working individual, he is the right hand of President Lopez Arellano. I consider him the best qualified to run for the Presidential office."-end-INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTU YESC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LS YES
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# SECRET(When Filled In)PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONSFOR FIELD USE ONLY FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY| A. FIELD OFFICE | B. REPORT NUMBER | C. REQ. CODE   | D. CASE NUMBER | E.  | RECEIVED       | REPORT NO.           | OTHER    || --------------- | ---------------- | -------------- | -------------- | --- | -------------- | -------------------- | -------- ||                 |                  |                |                |     | MO. DA. YR.    |                      |          || X M I M I       |                  |                |                | X   | 01158          | 0102068              |          ||                 |                  | 11 12 13 14 15 | 16 17 18 19 20 | 21  | 22 23 24 25 26 | 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 | 34 35 36 |EXTRA DISSEM. RECORD RELEASED|          |                || -------- | -------------- || 37 38 39 | MD. DA. YR.    ||          | 40 41 42 43 44 |F. SUBJECT AND AREAOpinions on Rigoberto Sandoval/Manuel Acosta Bonilla/Armando Velasquez Cerrato/Activities of Ricardo Zuniga/Status of Prezent Government (Honduras)G. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address) INDIVIDUAL NO. 45 TYPE OO-E 46 NOT DISSEMI- SPAPHICS, MAPS, NATEDPUBLICATIONS.REPCATS, OTHERRogelio CisnerosORGANIZATION NO. SUBJECT AREA549 De Leon Drive 1 O E C O 2.TOOMiami Springs, Florida 47 48 49 50 WELL GROW 51 52 53 54H. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address) INDIVIDUAL NO. 1 5 T GENERALORGANIZATION NO. 2 POL 3.DATAsameSUPPLIEDBY OTHERAGENCIES.I. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address) INDIVIDUAL NO. 4 OTEZR/MISC.J. METHOD OF COLLECTION ORGANIZATION NO. 5 5 OC*Interview 6GEOTrip Report781 INSUEFICIENTOther Document Other (specify below) ORGANIZATION NO. 9MISEVALUATION USSR ONLY RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFICREQUESTED FROM EXCHANGES REQUIREMENTS(CHECK ONE)NOTO USSRFROM USSRFIELD COMMENTS HEADQUARTERS COMMENTSC/S F.O. Chief Case Officer Division/Staff/DeskAcharneco:mzb JFGLEICHAUF L.H. SnitzerFORM 25 Obsolete previous editions 3(20-41)3-66
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Sect. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.CONTROLLED DISSEM C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L NO DISSEM ABROADCOUNTRY Honduras REPORT NO. 00-B 321/01013-68SUBJECT Proposed Steel Plant and Paper and Pulp DATE DISTR 19 JAN 1968PlantNO. PAGES 1REFERENCES CIRL C-DC7-53900(2356)DATE OF INFO. Jan 68 and earlierPLACE & DATE ACQ. Honduras/Jan 68 and earlierTHIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Cuban national, an engineer, who has worked and lived in Honduras for the last two years. During this period he has developed social and business contacts with officials in the government, the armed forces and the business community.[This report was developed by an Army representative assigned to the office of preparation.]1. Negotiations are going on with Mexico for the establishment of a steel plant in Honduras. The principal force behind the establishment of this industry is (fnu) Alduvin, an engineer with the "Banco Central". Alduvin studied in Mexico, an is a very intelligent and capable person. Alduvin vas Minister of Public Works during the regime of Villeda Morales. At that time he vas a supporter of Brown and Root, a US company with offices in the country. Though Alduvin was instrumental in granting several important projects to the company he now criticizes it as another extension of "Yankee Imperialism".2. A US firm, International Paper Company, has been selected as one of the major stockholders, with participation of ADELA and the Government of Honduras, for the establishment of the paper and pulp plant and for the exploitation of lumber reserves in the country. The paper and pulp plant is tentatively to be established at the junction of the Aguan and Mame rivers. The area selected by the government for the exploitation of lumber reserves covers approximately 15 thousand square kilometers in the departments of Olancho and Yoro. The government is going to face a problem trying to determine the ownership of property in the area. I estimate that it will take three years to survey the boundaries and to set land- marks in the area.3. Two access roads will be constructed to serve the area. One, "Carretera del Projecto Forestal de Olancho", vill connect the paper plant with the forest reserves, extending from Mame to Salams, a total of 130 kilometers. The other road will connect the plant to the coast, from Mane to the port of La Ceiba, a total of 100 kilometers.-end-INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT
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# SECRET(When Filled In)14-12-37PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONSFOR FIELD USE ONLY FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY| A. FIELD OFFICE | B. REPORT NUMBER | C-REQ.COCE | D. CASE NUMBER | E. RECEIVED | OTHER   || --------------- | ---------------- | ---------- | -------------- | ----------- | ------- || X M I M I       |                  |            |                | C1128       | 0036968 |F. SUBJECT AND AREACivic Action Program Success/Armed Forces Capability to Cope with Insurgency/Activities of CLAC, Cuban Propaganda Organization(Honduras)G. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Rogelio CISNEROS549 de Leon DriveMiami Springs, FloridaH. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SameI. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)J. METHOD OF COLLECTIONInterview Trip ReportOther Document Other (specify below)FIELD COMMENTSINDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.INDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.INDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.EVALUATION REQUESTED FROMIUSSR ONLY EXCHANGES (CHECK ONE)NOTO USSRFROM USSRHEADQUARTERS COMMENTSEXTRA DISSEM, RECORDRELEASEDMo. DA. YR.TYPE CO-ESRAPHICS, MAPS PUBLICATIONS REPORTS, OTHERSUBJECTAREAOECO1.TOO GENERAL158T2POL3. DATA SUPPL.TO OTHER AGENCIESSOV2INT4. OTHER/SPEC.SSOC5. COMBINED WITHGEO6. INSUFFICIENT INTERESTRESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS![handwritten sign] C/A![handwritten sign] F.O. ChiefCase OfficerDivision/Staff/Desk L H SnitzerFORM 3-66 25 Obsolete previous editionsSECRET3(20-41)
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CONTROLLED DISSEMC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L-2-NO DISSEM ABROAD00-B-321/00869-68Two or three months ago I met three Cuban nationals, Jose de Jesus Flana,Carlos Morris, and Eduardo Garcia, members of the "Confederacion LatinoAmericana Cristiana", CLAC, with central offices in Caracas. These ind1viduals travel through Latin America with the purpose of familiarizinggroups with Communist methods of operation and spreading democracy. Italked several times with them, and with people who had attended theirmeetings. It is my impression, as well as that of others, that theytended to create the wrong impression. Several times they justified theactions of Fidel Castro, and seemed to be anti-American in their line ofpropaganda. Certainly they did not do anything worthwhile to aid democ-racy. These individuals claimed not to have any association with the US,and to receive financial support from Germany.-end-C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
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# Intelligence Information ReportThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18. U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LCOUNTRY HondurasREPORT NO. 00-B-321/33415-72SUBJECT General Lopez Arellano Unwilling to Lead Coup d'etat at Present/Army Officers Being Trained in Peru/Zuniga's Stratagems to Retain Present Power.DATE DISTRNO. PAGES 2REFERENCES (2356)CIRL NO.: IRG-LA2-72DIRM NO.: 1-C 1DATE OF INFO. Late September 1972 and earlierPLACE & DATE ACQ. BY SOURCE Honduras/1972THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Naturalized US citizen who has worked and lived in Honduras for a number of years. He has numerous social contacts and business connections with officials of the government, the Armed Forces and the business community.[This report was developed by an Army representative assigned to the office of preparation.]1. The Honduran economy is in a deplorable state. Some young army officers are urging General Oswaldo Lopez Arellano to lead a coup d'etat to displace President Ramon Ernesto Cruz, and have offered to help him. Early in October 1972 a government official and several young army officers stated in a private conversation that Lopez Arellano did not believe it advisable for him to lead a coup d'etat until most of the following events took place:a. A rally in the general economy of the country.b. Improved diplomatic and commercial relations between Honduras and El Salvador. This improvement would further a better functioning of the Central American Common Market (CACM).c. Completion of the Pan American Highway extending between El Salvador and Honduras. Completion would benefit both countries by giving access to new markets for their products.d. Decreased corruption among government officials. Not only are some of them feathering their future nests with currency, but also permitting individuals to do likewise in return for something the government official desires the recipient to give or to do for him.e. Enrichment of the Treasury so that funds could be made available for projects beneficial to the country and its people.E 2 IMPDET CL BY 007622U YESC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LS YES:NO DISSEM ABROAD:The dissemination of this document is limited to civilian employees and active duty military personnel within the intelligence community of the US/B member agencies, and to those senior officials of the member agencies who need and upon the information. However, unless specifically sa controlled in accordance with paragraph 8 of DCID 1/7, it may be released to those components of the departments and agencies of the U S. Government directly participating in the production of National Intelligence. IT SHALL NOT BE DISSEMINATED TO CONTRACTORS. It shall not be disseminated to organizations or personnel, including consultants, under a contractual relationship to the U. S. Government without the written permission of the originator.
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SECRETPROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONSFOR FIELD USE ONLY FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY| A. FIELD OFFICE | B. REPORT NUMBER | C. REQ. CODE   | D. CASE NUMBER | E. RECEIVED        | F. EXTRA DISSEM. RECORS | G. RELEASED               || --------------- | ---------------- | -------------- | -------------- | ------------------ | ----------------------- | ------------------------- || 1               | 6                | 11 12 13 14 15 | 16 17 18 19 20 | MO. 22 23 24 25 26 | 37 38 39                | MO. DA. YR 40 41 42 43 44 || 5               | 10               |                | 41799          | X 01113            |                         |                           |F. SUBJECT AND AREARaval Interest in Ceramic Radome Developments/New Techniquefor Fabricating Silica Radomes(France/U.S.S.R/China)G. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address) INDIVIDUAL NO.Professor Jesse Walton A#142336Georgia Tech High Temperature Laboratory ORGANIZATION NO.Dekalb-Peachtree Airport A-23537Atlanta, Georgia INDIVIDUAL NO.H. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Same as Contact.I. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)ORGANIZATION NO.|       | 45. TYPE CO-E   | 46. POST DISSEMI- RATED || ----- | --------------- | ----------------------- || 1. S  | GRAPHICS, MAPS, | 1.                      || 2. T  | PUBLICATIONS    | 2.                      || 3. P  | REPORTS. OTHER  | 3.                      || 4. L  |                 | 4.                      || 5. O  |                 |                         || 6. L  |                 |                         || 7. I  |                 |                         || 8. T  |                 |                         || 9. I  |                 |                         || 10. C |                 |                         |J. METHOD OF COLLECTION* InterviewTrip ReportOther Document Other (specif: below)|     | EVALUATION REQUESTED FROM | USSR ONLY EXCHANGES (CHECK ONE) | RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS || --- | ------------------------- | ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- ||     |                           | NO                              |                                     ||     |                           | TO USSR                         |                                     ||     |                           | FROM USSR                       |                                     |FIELD COMMENTS HEADQUARTERS COMMENTS![handwritten notes on FLEX and CASE KID.]![signature of Case Officer]C/S F.O. Chief Case Officer Division/Staff/DeskMDPan.tur:sar 24 JAN 19684.25 Obsolete previouseditionsSECRET
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SECRET(When Filled In)PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONSFOR FIELD USE ONLY| A. FIECD OFFICE | B. REPORT NUMBER | C-REO.CODE     | D. CASE NUMBER | E.  || --------------- | ---------------- | -------------- | -------------- | --- || 1 2 3           | 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   | 11 12 13 14 15 | 16 17 18 19 20 | 21  |FOR MEADQUARTERS USE ONLY| RECEIVED MO. DA. YR. | REPORT NO.           | OTHER    || -------------------- | -------------------- | -------- || 22 23 24 25 26       | 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 | 34 35 39 ||Y 11027|3311867||| EXTRA DISSEM. RECORD | RELEASED MO. DA. YR. || -------------------- | -------------------- || 37 38 39             | 40 41 42 43 44       |F. SUBJECT AND AREAEconomic Conditions in Rural Areas/Unemployment/Lack of Economic Development(Honduras)G. CONTACT (Nome, Title, Organization, Address)Rogelio CISEIROS549 de Leon DriveHiami Springs, FloridaH. SOURCE (Nome, Title, Organization, Address)SemoI. SUB-SOURCE (Nome, Title, Organization, Address)INDIVIDUAL NO.| 45 ΤΥΡΕ OO-E                                | NOT             || ------------------------------------------- | --------------- || GRAPHICS, MAPS, PUBLICATIONS REPORTS, OTHER | 46 DISSEM NATED |ORGANIZATION NOINDIVIDUAL NO.SUBJECT  AREA| 47 48 49 50                                 | 51 52 53 54    || ------------------------------------------- | -------------- || 1. SUFFIC-IENTLY WELL RED                   | 2. TDO GENERAL || 1 5 IS&T                                    | 1 5 O/E-CO     || 2 P O L 3. DATA SUPPLIED BY OTHER AGENCIES. | 2 I N T        || 3 M I L                                     | 3              || 4 4. OTHER/MISC.                            |                |ORGANIZATION NO.INDIVIDUAL NO.|5 5 OC 5. COMBINED WITH||6 G EO|6. INSUFFICIENT INTEREST||7 8 I O|J. NETHOD OF COLLECTIONInterviewTrip ReportOther DocumentOther (specify below)ORGANIZATION NO.EVALUATION REQUESTED FROMUSSR ONLY EXCHANGES (CHECK ONE)NOTO USSRFROM USSRRESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTSHEADQUARTERS COMMENTSC/S BAcostaF.O. Chief TPOLICHAUFCase Officer VaDivision/Staff/DeskFORM 25 3-46Obsolete previous.SECRET
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LCOUNTRY HondurasREPORT NO. OO-K-323/33118-67SUBJECT Economic Conditions in Rural Areas/Unemployment/Lack of Economic DevelopmentDATE DISTR. 10 Nov 67NO. PAGES 1REFERENCES CIRL C-DC7-53550 (356)DATE OF INFO. Oct 67 and earlierPLACE & DATE ACQ Oct 67 and earlierTHIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Cuban national, and engineer, who has worked and lived in Honduras for the past two years. During this-period-he-has developed social and business contacts with officials in government, the Armed Forces and the business community.[This report was developed by an Army representative assigned to the office of preparation.]1. My work takes me to the rural areas in Honduras where I have opportunity to talk with the peasants. It is my considered opinion, based on personal observations, that the peasants in the rural areas are bitter and disgusted with their lot. They have little or no faith left in anyone. Economically, their condition is second only to Haiti, in comparison with the countries in the Caribbean. The prices of staples compare with prices in the US, but Honduran wages are far below US wages. Unemployment is a very grave problem. My company hires unskilled labor but does not need more than 200. We have had to refuse hundreds who applied because we had no need for them. A small fraction of those turned back will be able to find work, the rest will remain unemployed.2. There is little economic development in the country and almost complete lack of initiative and vigor. Seldom is a man found in Government or industry who is not afflicted with the two major vices among this segment of the population: wine and women. The economic inactivity at times appears to be the result of indifference, other times the result of intentional delays by Communist infiltrators in Government. As an example of this "lack of initiative" I will make reference to the road in the Olancho area. The loan for this 110 kilometers of road was approved in October 1963. The road is badly needed to move agricultural products from this region, to provide employment for hundreds of needy people, and to provide the only access for the construction of a US$ 20 million pulp and paper plant in the area. Until the summer of 1967, these funds remained idle. Preliminary studies were not even made. With luck, construction may commence in 1963, but by this time payments on the principal and interest are due to start.--end--INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT
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SECRET(When Filled In)PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONSFOR FIELD USE ONLY|           |           |                |         |             |                           |     |     |     || --------- | --------- | -------------- | ------- | ----------- | ------------------------- | --- | --- | --- || A. FIELD  | B. REPORT | C-REO.CODE     | D. CASE | E. RECEIVED | FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY |     |     |     || OFFICE    | NUMBER    | 11 12 13 14 15 | NUMBER  | MO. DA.     | REPORT NO.                |     |     |     ||           |           |                |         |             |                           |     |     |     || X M I M I |           |                |         | X 11017     | 3311767                   |     |     |     |F. SUBJECT AND AREAActivities of Ricardo Zuniga/Colonel Armando Velasquez Cerrato(Honduras)G. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Rogelio CISHEROS549 de Leon DriveMiami Springs, FloridaH. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SameI. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)J. METHOD OF COLLECTIONInterviewTrip ReportOther DocumentOther (specify below)FIELD COMMENTSINDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.INDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.EVALUATIONREQUESTED FROMUSSR ONLYEXCHANGES(CHECK ONE)NOTO USSRFROM USSRHEADQUARTERS COMMENTS![handwritten comments]C/S BAcostaF.O. ChiefCase OfficerDivision/Staff/DeskTELEICHATTFORM 253-66Obselete previouseditionsSECRET3