Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 393![photo of handwritten text at the top of the page]COATSUBJECT: LIBACC 1DATE, TIME & PLACE: 3 Sept. 1969 - 1700, Adirondack - Tontines.1. Subject was already at the meeting site when I arrived ten minutes after the hour - late because of mother's dominance and traffic tie-up. He had to leave early to pick up his wife and child and take them home and, therefore, asked if we could continue our meeting at a later hour, same day. I had no objection so we agreed to meet at Sanborn's, Tiber & Reforma, and proceed elsewhere from that point.2. Subject did not prepare any notes for me re his meeting with LOG as I had requested but assured me that he recalled it vividly and then proceeded to describe it to me without any prompting by me.3. Subject met LOG at the Insurgentes del Refugio, 166 Liverpool, at 1400 hours, 29 Aug, as had been arranged. They stayed in the restaurant for approximately 90 minutes. LOG asked Subj if he had seen any of his American friends lately and Subj replied that he had seen "John" and "Rex" in the usual manner, i.e. as students. LOG offered the opinion that Subj was being "surrounded by Amis and didn't." Subj feel the same way. Subj denied that this was so, at least as far as he was concerned, but if LOG felt that some of these people were "intelligence" types, he, the Subj certainly did not feel that way. LOG then asked Subj how he was fixed financially and the latter said he was as broke as usual. LOG then suggested that Subj could have a little extra money if he would only agree to write a report or two about these Americans. Subj told LOG that he had already reported orally all he knew about John and Rex and that he saw little point in reporting it in writing. LOG then suggested that he would pay 20 pesos for such reports and thus help Subj out of his financial difficulties. When asked by Subj, LOG offered to pay 20 pesos for each report, claiming that "we have unlimited funds for this sort of thing". Subject did deny any commitment, and said that "as a fellow Soviet I would hate to accept any money for such a favor.". LOG insisted that this small amount would help Subj take the vacation he was so eager to take. LOG told Subj that he had bad news, he would not be able to return to Moscow on the first of Oct as he had wished. A replacement for him is not available and he therefore has no idea when he will depart. In fact he had hoped that he could have brought his replacement with him to this meeting, but no luck. In any event Subject invited LOG and his wife to come to his home for a farewell () dinner on 15 Sept at 1930 hours. LOG asked Subj to invite Miguel Angel AERODIO and wife also, and Subj agreed. Subject commented to me that the 15th was a particularly bad date, he having forgotten that this was a big holiday. He will call LOG and see if he still wants to keep the service.4. Subject told me that AERODIO had confided in him to the effect that LOG had tried to recruit him by writing reports on his friends but AERODIO refused. AERODIC made Subject promise that he would not breath a word of this to anyone.
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3945. I told him we were not in favor of his playing a double agent role, at least at this time; however, I would discuss the possibility of his writing a report for ICI with my superiors and let him know about the decision at a later meeting. I also told him to go ahead & write a brief report as though for Lorent to give it to Herndon. He promised to do so but I have doubts really doubt that he will do it. I explained to him that a double agent is permitted to keep moneys received from both sides and that any money he might receive from LOS, for whatever purpose for any reason, would have to be turned over to me. He seemed to understand this reasoning very well.7. We met at Sanborn's as arranged and I am not very happy about this site for a meeting place. Although nothing untoward happened as far as I know, we will not meet there again. We did not move from there as I had planned to but inasmuch as we were sitting in a rather dark corner I didn't press a move. It is quite apparent, and I suppose with good reason, that Subject is very naive in respect to espionage in general. For example he claimed that he did not the meaning of the term "President". Kuztanski I presume that this term would hardly have any use or meaning inside the USSR. Most of Subject's youth was spent outside of Moscow, in a small mining town about 100 kill northeast of Moscow. Subject claimed that he is becoming more and more interested in working with us, not so much against the Soviet Union but for the dignity and freedom of humanity.8. I asked Subject if he had read the Penkovskiy Papers. He claimed that he asked for a copy once or twice but "BOM" had not been able to obtain it. He would like to read it in Russian if possible. I think he was shifting at his eyes a bit more but I really don't know where he could get a chance to read it without revealing the fact to his wife or someone else.9. Next meeting is scheduled for 15 Sept, 2330 hours, Firenze Rest.Donald 5 SeptDid amici try to get liberated to lace Liis to15 Sept meet - Lovisask will be primed toSeperate CRPen sheet corner receiving for Libecon to write riport.Libecon will write riport (not writing riportReppais
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# List of Soviets in Mexico passed out to all Case Officers on 27 Aug69LOGINOV, Valentin SergeyevichOfficial Function: Third Secretary (Consul)Wife: Aleksandra DmitriyevnaResidence: Ignacio Esteva 21-2 (Tacubaya)Car: 31 DG (69 Green Chevie Chevelle)Intel Status: Known KGBTour in Mexico: Aug 1965 -Clubs: Consular Associatior, French ClubHe is primarily targetted against Americans at the US Embassy and specifically RVROCK. Ho is a ladices man who cultivates American women. He is an extremely active and skilled intel officer who deliberately needles US citizens whore he believes to be RVROCK. 'Attempted an open recruitment pitch to LIREALM-1l after so accusing him. Has recently levied requirements for an Embassy phone book and info re American female Embassy employees. Additionally has recently requested an agent to cultivate a Chinese Embassy employee from whom he wants info re relations between Soviets and National Chinese against the Chicoms. LOGINOV is scheduled to leave Mexico PCS in mid-October. Avid tennis player; has wide range of Hexican and third national contacts.
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396Contact reports, etc., forwarded from the field.
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397USSR, MoscowTranslated by: Ν.Α.Ont 7 Nov. 70Ministry of Foreign Affairs,Consular Section,Valentin LOGINOVMexico, 2 Nov. 1970Dear Valya, (LOGINOV)It doesn't seem to be true, but it is. I am witing a letter ((to you)). Several times I got ready to write, but couldn't because of either laziness or too much work.One and a half years have gona by since you left. My wife and I remember you often, more so, because there are practically all new and some very serious faces in the Embassy ((now)). I went to the reception on the Red Army Day, but since I didn't have an invitation, they didn't let me in, even though CHERNYSH and NECHIPORENKO tried to help me. As you see, my brother, times change. In our days, 1.e. when you were here, everything was simpler and I would say even gayer.Well, enough of complaining. I'll now turn to the news. The most important news, at least for me, is that Tege is expecting. We are waiting for the "Parisien package" approximately in February. It would be nice to have a son, since we are not going to produce more children. But if it is a girl, that too would be nice. I will feel as though I am in a harem.I am studying English and French seriously. In 2-3 years my wife and I want to move to Spain. I have had enough of Mexico. I have been living here for 14 years. On the other hand, with the knowledge of languages, one can earn a better living in Spain. You know yourself that life is much happier in Europe. Last year 21 million tourists visited Spain. One can make a good living through tourism, and without much difficulty.I continua working in the Institute. We bought a good lot on Rin Street and built a three-story building. Juan luts's wife is also expecting their second child.Please extend our big hollo to your wife. We remaxber her often. You have boar a very nice and hied vito. Looking forward to your novo, we embrace you.Rafael VidioyaCOPIES MADE
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398Берлин. 29 мая 1917г.Здравствуй, дорогая небезымянное дитя Насту! письмо получила, жду с нетерпением новостей, да пишешь всё очень скупо, лаконично на мой взгляд всё отрицательное. (Соня ещё всё тебе пишет часто теперь на каникулы туда. Знаю я, что-то тыбеременском о нёбе, тем более, чим в посвснт миг нивте bіe пьвте мица и квітеро где слышно. ерлёўняе. В день красной Армія пошёл на при- ёхали и не пропустили меня у меня не было ирандивительно висимо досмотра. До смотра на то,чне и Теркит а Наталья Ничего не помню совсем. Кого-же мне всё the не пliеsima Мне. Как видим, Значит, времена минантий. В наше время; 5.2. Аезде мне здесь был, всё бter alige и я всё ещё жду здесь невеселоНу, ладно, хватит фіньваться. Перейду к новостям. Самая интересная невсеть, инкрай-ней мере для меня, это то, что Тезе Аріни ребенка. Ожидаем „офицерскую посылку“ приблизительно в действие. Ківіти биле бы сыновей „что больше детей мы лугстводать на будин. А если живёт gem jest, ny mäsja можешь ещё.
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399Горjне занимансе чкамие in ppangzeneв Минан. Ето-т кімнаєт. Мнє дізезнань лєк.Я yuki zgeci риву глот. Да и другий сий.Затем, ты сам знаешь, в взМалее. В прошлом году Мекеніна местоло 21 миллион на это местехороший уні и безПридеться перемайти в интитути. Нужнеехороший участок на ут. Рань б не беспокоилоз зтажное здание. Діться льзя будет обходи -милия и сердечная pine.едем ответа: Drent y
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400Moscu. U.R.S.S.С.С.С.Р. Москва,Министерстве Иностранных дел.Консульский Отдел.Логинову, Валентину.POR AVIONAIR MAIL
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401SECRETWHEN FILLED IN!ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETINSTRUCTIONSPRIOR TO FILING1. Fill in Sect. 2 on back. Detach back flap and forward to IP/ADB.2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.TO: ACTION BRANCH.If file no and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no., below and forward document to IP/AN.FROM:IP/PROPER FILE NO.MARUSO INDIP/ANEXT. 5112117-S39CA50TUBE GT7TO ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS|     | ROOM NO. | DATE RECEIVED | DATE FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS || --- | -------- | ------------- | -------------- | ------------------ || 1.  | SB/X/EU  |               |                | 1-3 your refunce?  || 2.  |          |               |                |                    || 3.  | $SB/lily | 3-JAN 1973    |                |                    || 4.  | Fritz    |               |                |                    || 5.  | VIVIAN   |               |                | mer                || 6.  | Kat Don' | 8 JAN 1973    |                |                    || 7.  |          |               |                |                    || 8.  |          |               |                |                    || 9.  |          |               |                |                    || 10. |          |               |                |                    || 11. |          |               |                |                    || 12. |          |               |                |                    || 13. |          |               |                |                    || 14. |          |               |                |                    || 15. |          |               |                |                    || 16. |          |               |                |                    || 17. | IP/FI    |               |                |                    |
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING RIQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMChief, SB DivisionChief, European DivisionChief of Station, BernREDTOP INBREED: Request for Photos and Bio DataReference : ESBW-13096, 14 November 19721. As requested in Reference, Station queried INBREED as to why they had included Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-0285412) in their list of Soviets who had been PNG'd or expelled from various countries in the past five years.2. In INBREED's reply to our query, they stated that in the periodic "Das Beste" there was an extract from the Reader's Digest of 1 January 1972, of a bookletitled "Moscow's Attack on Mexico" by John Barron. From this article it was learned that the KGB officer LOGINOV met secretly with Mexican students at the time of the student demonstrations in Mexico in 1968, In March 1971, when five Soviet officials were PNG'd from Mexico, it was believed that Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV was among those ousted.3. Upon learning that LOGINOV served in the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City as Third Secretary/Vice Counsel from August 1965 to October 1969, INBREED has now advised the Station that LOGINOV'S name erroneously appeared in their list of Soviets who had been PNG'd.Promila w. JekweenRonda W. SCHWEERSDistribution:C/SB3-C/EURE2 IMPDETCS COPYESBA-21,49420 December 1972SECRET
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SECRETLOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich.Born: 23 December 1927, MoscowWife: Aleksandra Dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, MoscowChildren: TwoLOGINOV was an Attache at the Soviet Embassy in Havana from September 1960 to September 1963. He was Third Secretary/Vice Consul at the Embassy in Mexico City from August 1965 to October 1969, replacing NECHIPORENKO, We have no information to indicate he has ever been expelled from a country. He accompanied a Soviet soccer team on a Latin American tour as escort and interpreter December 1961.Languages: Fluent Spanish and poor English
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404SECRET(When Filled In)EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE| DOC. SYMBOL & NO. | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION DATE OF DOC. | FILE CLASSIFICATION OF RECORD COPY || ----------------- | ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------- || DOC. SUBJECT      |                                      |                                    || SOURCE CRYPTONYM  | SOURCE INFORMATION DATE OF INFO.     | EVALUATION                         |TEXT OF EXTRACT (Also cite doc. distribution, Dissem. No., etc. - if applicable)LOGINOV, VALENTIN201-285412SEX M 000 ?CIT ?OCC ?NAME APPEARS ON LIST FROM SWISS INTEL SERVWHICH REQUESTS BIO DATA/PHOTOS OF SCVS PNGDOR EXPELLED FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES DURINGLAST FIVE YRSC68-C02-004/03ESBA-20902A0119 JAN 72P6R 7202032049Indicate The Subject, Project Or201 File No. In Which ThisForm Is To Be Filed.SUBJECT OF 201 (Last, First, Middle)201-2855412SECRET17-601
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SECRET(When Filled in)EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE| DOC. SYMBOL & NO. | DATE OF DOC.                     | FILE CLASSIFICATION OF RECORD COPY || ----------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- || DOC. SUBJECT      |                                  |                                    || SOURCE CRYPTONYM  | SOURCE INFORMATION DATE OF INFO. | EVALUATION                         |TEXT OF EXTRACT (Also cite doc. distribution. Dissem. No., etc. if applicable)LOGINOV, VALENTIN SERGEYEVICH201-285412SEX M DOB ?CIT USSROCC 3RD SECYSOVIET EMBASSY< MEXICO, MEXICO200-005-042/02OST-2281907 APR 66STATE731 R 7111230503Indicate The Subject, Project Or201 File No. In Which ThisForm Is To Be Filed.201- 285412
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# 406SECRET(WHEN FILLED IN)## ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETINSTRUCTIONSPRIOR TO FILING1.  Fill in Sect 2. on back Detach back flap and forward to RII)2.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.TO ACTION BRANCHIf file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID AN.FROM:PROPER FILE NOHID/TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTSCARROLL EDRID/ANEXT. 5178EP-613GA50TUBE GT7| TO         | ROOM NO. | DATE RECEIVED | DATE FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS || ---------- | -------- | ------------- | -------------- | ------------------ || 1. SB/H/WH |          | 13/9          | 22             |                    || 2.         |          |               |                |                    || 3.         |          |               |                |                    || 4.         |          |               |                |                    || 5. SB/RIS  |          | 18 SEP 1370   |                |                    || 6.         |          |               |                |                    || 7.         |          |               |                |                    || 8.         |          |               |                |                    || 9.         |          |               |                |                    || 10.        |          |               |                |                    || 11.        |          |               |                |                    || 12.        |          |               |                |                    || 13.        |          |               |                |                    || 14.        |          |               |                |                    || 15.        |          |               |                |                    || 13.        |          |               |                |                    |![photo of lines and numbers]150162
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# DISPATCHTo: Chief, SB DivisionInfo: Chief, WH DivisionFrom: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySubject: REDTOP/Forwarding of PCQ on Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412)CLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:MARKED FOR INDEXINGXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN RIDGE INDEXINGMIKROFILMForwarded herewith is a completed PCQ in Spanish on Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV. This PCQ was prepared by AEMIDRIFF and was turned in on 6 August 1970. The Station is not retaining a copy of this PCQ.![signature of Grace H. FARMILANT]Grace H. FARMILANTAttachment:PCQ Form - h/wDistribution:(2) - Chief, SB, w/att1 - Chief, WH, wo/attCS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TO: LATT H/WDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA-39325DATE: 10 August 1970CLASSIFICATION: SECRETFILE NUMBER: 201-285412
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Antes de completar el siguiente Cuestionario para Evaluar la Personalidad, sírvase suplir la siguiente información acerca de sí mismo:Edad 40-1 Sexo Nacionalidad ParAntecedentes sociales y culturales:¿Con que frecuencia ha observado usted al sujeto?Cisi cada dia.¿Cuándo observó por última vez al sujeto?6 de Octubre, 1968¿Qué tipo de contacto tiene usted con él? (trato directo, recepciones o fiestas en las embajadas, informantes, interrogatorio de otros, etc.)¿Puede usted producir una muestra de la escritura del sujeto?Sí No¿Puede usted suplir el nombre de alguna persona o los nombres de varias personas que en su opinión estén capacitadas para suministrar información sobre el sujeto? En otras palabras, personas con suficiente conocimiento para completar al menos parte de este cuestionario.
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# 409CUESTIONARIO PARA EVALUAR LA PERSONALIDAD## I. DESCRIPCION**Impresión General (Marque la descripción más apropiada)**1.01 Viril, atlético, práctico, de fácil trato social (muñechano)1.02 Viril, robusto, práctico, cauto en su trato social (autoritario)1.03 Blando y afectivo pero socialmente agradable y apto (buena persona)1.04 Blando y afectivo, pero socialmente, cauto y taciturno (posible quejumbroso)1.05 Masculino, de aspecto agradable y profesional, socialmente pulido (ejecutivo)1.06 Austero, preciso y sistemático (trabajador aplicado)1.07 Educado, refinado, artístico y socialmente pulido (diplomático)1.08 Sensible, intenso y ensimismado (tipo artista o profesor distraído)1.09 Ninguna de las descripciones es adecuada. Yo lo describiría en la siguiente forma:**Vestido (Marque la descripción más apropiada)**2.01 Bien arreglado (elegante)2.02 Limpio (bien cuidado)2.03 Exigente (minucioso)2.04 Esmerillado (remilgado)2.05 Indistinto (desgarbado)2.06 Poco arreglado (no acicalado)2.07 Descuidado (indiferente)
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2.00 Mal pergerado (ajado)2.3) Desaliñado (chocante)2.10 Modo de vestir2.10.01 De acuerdo con sus antecedentes culturales2.10.02 Cosmopolita2.10.03 Pasado de moda2.10.04 Extremačo o único3. Características de la cabeza.3.01 Medidas del cráneo:3.01.01 De lado a lado Ancho Promedio EstrechoDel frente hacia atrás Ancho Promedio Estrecho3.02 Frente: Ancha✓ Promedio Estrecha3.03 Ojos: Apartados Promedio Juntos3.04 Cejas a) Arqueadas Promedio Derechasb) Espesas Promedio ✓ EscasasAltas Promedio Bajas3.05 ¿Hay algo de su cabeza o de la estructura de su cabeza que requiera mención especial?4. Características generales4.01 Edad, peso, estatura: 40 414.01.01 ¿Qué edad tiene?4.01.02 Su edad aparente es Mucho más joven Más jovenMis o menos la misma ✓ MayorMucho mayor4.01.03 ¿Qué estatura tiene? 182.com
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4.01.04 ¿Tiene apodo?En caso afirmativo, ¿le molesta que lo llamen por él?Sí No4.01.05 ¿Responde a un diminutivo (Juanito, Pepito, etc.)?Sí No4.01.06 ¿Tiene alguna cicatriz u otra marca distintiva?En caso afirmativo, describala.Sí No4.02 Cabello:4.02.01 Color Muy claro Claro MedianoCanoso o blanco Oscuro Muy oscuro4.02.02 Onda Rizado Promedio Lacio4.02.03 Cantidad Espeso Promedio EscasoTiende a la calvicie Calvo4.02.04 Cuidado Bien cuidado ReacioPromedio Desgreñado4.02.05 ¿Hay algo poco corriente en su cabello o su peinado?En caso afirmativo, describa:4.03 Ojos:4.03.01 Color Gris Verde AzulAmarillento AvellanadoCastaño Castaño Oscuro4.03.02 Usa espejuelos La Siempre Para leer Nunca3
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4.03.03 ristales de los espejuelos Gruesos PromedioBifocales4.03.04 Estilo de los espejuelos Armadura cruesaSin armaduraArmadura corrienteLentes de contacto4.03.05 ¿Tienen sus ojos alguna característica poco corriente que requiere mención especial? En caso afirmativo, descríbala.4.03.06 ¿Se quita el los espejuelos mientras habla? Sí No4.03.07 ¿Gesticula con los espejuelos? Sí No4.03.08 ¿Usa alguna ves espejuelos oscuros bajo techo? Sí No4.04 Tez4.04.01 Color Rubicundo Oscuro TostadoClaro Pálido4.04.02 Caraa) Con cicatrices Arrugada Lisab) Con barba Bien afeitadaCon bigote Sin afeitar4.04.03 Describa el tipo de bigote o de barba:4.04.04 Pelo o vello del cuerpo (brazos, piernas, pecho)Espeso Medio Escaso4.04.05 ¿Se le ven pelos en la nariz?4.04.06. ¿Se le ven pelos en las orejas?4.04.07 ¿Tiene su piel o el color da su piel alguna particularidad poco común? En caso afirmativo, describala.
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4.05 Cara:4.05.01 Expresividad Expresiva Promedio InexpresivaMuy expresiva Muy inexpresiva4.05.02 Si la cara es expresiva, es Natural Tensa4.05.03 Si la cara es inexpresiva, es Tranquila CompletamenteInexpresiva4.05.04 En general, sus reacciones faciales sonInapropiadas Apropiadas4.05.05 ¿Hay alguna característica poco común en sus expresiones faciales? En caso afirmativo, descríbala.4.06 Labios:4.06.01 Tipo Salientes Fruncidos FinosGruesos Flojos4.06.02 Sonríe a) Espontáneamente De manera tensaMecánicamenteb) Muy a menudo A menudo Como el..promedio Poco Nunca4.06.03 ¿Lo ha visto usted alguna vez sonreír solo? Sí No4.06.04 Si lo ha visto hacerse retratar¿Puede sonreír cuando se lo piden? Sí No¿O se ve tieso e incómodo? Sí No4.06.05 Si no lo ha visto hacerse retratar¿Qué tipo de fotografía cree usted que preferiría?Seria Sonriente4.06.06 ¿Tienen sus labios a su sonrisa alguna característica poco común o llamativa? En caso afirmativo, descrítala.