AGENCY INFORMATION Released under the John F. ennedy Assassination Records oOllecrion acer of 1992 (a4 Sc 2107 Wore). AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER; — 124-10173-10383 RECORD SERIES: MM AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 202-6743-31, 32 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC, MM TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 10/03/1990 PAGES: 4 SUBJECT: | LHO, POST-RP, VISA REQ, CUBA DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: 12/23/1998 UPDATE DATE: STATUS _ Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) COMMENTS: _ INCLHM HW 53130 DoclId:32171564 Page 1 02/12/2001 Case#: Nw
15 16 17 18 19 20 oy to t ; : Me ay eon, : me yw ; . te Be Fe twa! a wore f yoo ” _ oe ot . . . ~ . 5 . FBI we a TRANSMIT VIAL. PRECEDENCE: — CLASSIFICATION: [] Teletype - : ( Immediate (0 TOP SECRET L] Facsimile C[] Priority “CJ SECRET {3 AIRTEL CO Routine..-.----?S. +. -——] CONFIDENTIAL : _ “(J UNCLASEFTO QcAnr te (1 UNCLAS 3 “ . : Mt we OF Date 10/3/90 i it bt S TO >: DIRECTOR, FBI ATTN: twa, [e1-20 yg y(up FROM : SAC, MIAMI ss tage (FCI-1)) SUBJECT: y¥,ALFREDO MI MIGRE RS eer - CUBA] (EMI oni . Miami The Gi contents of this communication are classified "SECRET" unless otherwise noted. Preliminary investigation initiated June 29, 1988, current extension to expire November 18, 1990. ) Reference Bureau airtel, dated August 21, 1990. Enclosed for the Bureau is the original and five copies of a Letterhead Memorandum,. captioned as a e, reflecting interview of captioned subject. T-1 is 5806-]6) Inasmuch as the subject does not appear to have cCUIS contact, nor asset potential, the ey Division will consider this matter closed. Ww gfro NY CLASSIFIED By. ies REASON: 4.5 (Ci DECI LASSIFY ON: X “Ct »Decl 3 - Bureau (enc. Q a Miami Searched SES spl , X / Jadexed | Sorialized | Mo" Y ye ON-CALL) Transmitted Per (Number) (Time) CE Og re me a EY Ro Rl er Re IE NT ee TT ORT Se ne ee apt TIT TI Ee ties nin arms tae men wn “nN Are Tr er rn rr ee pee etree
a ae . U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation In Reply, Please Refer Miami, Florida File No (2020-6 “Zep October 4, 1990 LFREDO MIRABAL~ALVAREZ} LRG FOREIGN COUNTER INTELLIGENCE - Cissy by Aaya fee cuBa ((EMIGRE“) Vg m9) Declsss\\on: gROle) The peice contents of this communication are Classified "SECRET" unless otherwise noted. This matter was predicated upon receipt of information from T-1 that ALFREDO MIRABAL-ALVAREZ had arrived in Miami, Florida approximately in June, 1988. He was sponsored by his mother in entering the United States and resided with her for a short period of time. MIRABAL-ALVAREZ @eparted Cuba in 1987 for Spain where he established residency until entering the United States. While residing i, i MIRABAL-~ALVAREZ became involved : litically with HUBER his organization, ARMANDO > —~fNNALIAbaARES and MANUEL SANCHEZ PEREZ (Cuban official who defected vy QE to Spain in 1985). VAREZ’S father (now deceased) Sofce \2) served as a Vice Minister in’the Ministry of Interior until the XQ v "microfaccion" (period of purge of numerous officials in the late Gs 1960’s). According to T-1, MIRABAL-~ALVAREZ was apolitical while |}. residing in Cuba. MIRABAL-ALVAREZ’S Immigration and SS .6 25 Naturalization Service (INS) file reflects he exited Cuba for 14 “ Vw Spain in approximately February, 1987, until entering the United BBs States on June 3, 1988 as a result of being petitioned by his WE Eo mother, who was granted United States citizenship in 1976. [In NOHO Cuba, MIRABAL-~ALVAREZ’S occupation was an electronic technician 3 OD : ‘ : ; : ay CD and it appears he applied to leave Cuba in 1967 and was denied “Oia to , ; a Ome. exit by the Government of Cuba because of pending military wey GY On September 11, 1990, MIRABAL-ALVAREZ was interviewed at the Miami Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. MIRABAL-ALVAREZ advised he arrived in the United States on June 3, 1988 through New York. MIRABAL-ALVAREZ left Cuba on February 14, 1987 for Spain, where he remained until his arrival to the United States. MIRABAL-ALVAREZ advised that in 1980 his wife and children were allowed to leave Cuba for Spain, but he was not allowed to leave because he was an engineer. Prior to his attempt to leave Cuba, MIRABAL-ALVAREZ had just concluded a trip to Rast Germany for approximately 20 days in November, 1979. In approximately March, 1980, MIRABAL-~ALVAREZ asked to leave Cuba Dosce. wy 6 — Bureau , longa’ . . . afi = : fudoxed \ 4 P Sorta these, | wDeclassh-ens=OABRS vo | _ { — (7) t cul HW 53130 Doclda/32171564 Page 3 ee AOR-O 43-3] (i 7