4124-10281 -10062 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 HY 50953 Bocld: 32302342 AGENCY : ( ' RECORD NUMBER : | RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES : SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10281-10062 HQ CR 163-39547-12 Document Information FBI SAC, MM DIRECTOR, FBI 08/04/1975 © 24 MAB, ASSOC, PONS, AN TONIO EUGENIO IGLESIAS, ACA, BKG, DESCR, TRA PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Confidential 1B; 4 Redact 07/31/1998 INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA INS, INC LHM 23 Page i Date: 4/28/201
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 pm, a JULY 1973 EDITION ge yo GSA EPMR (41 CFR) 1012116 + ‘ UNITED STATES GO\\uKNMENT tee SAA emorandum vanicine 6 CONEIDSNTIAL DIRECTOR, FBI (163-39547) pate: 8/4/75 A, PPE OE? F fh TyR F ary or SAC, MIAMI (105~22604) (Cc) EIN PART = | : Som - ae su Pe hy 4 uy HY ANTONIO EUGENIO IGLESIAS PONS 94 “é @ _, IS - CUBA Li ra 4 Se po ook i we! SS (00: MIAMI) ad (§%oo Re Bureau letter dated “515/75, Ena mu) of jp Legat,, Mexico to Bureau dated 4/28/75, re FPC. five copits © an Wore copy each of this NS fand CIA which Enclosed for the Bureau ' LHM dated and captioned as above. -LHM is being furnished locally to A 2eencies have a continuing interest in subject's activities.] yo Xthis LHM is classified secret as it contains “information from CIA, covert Pitiani J C fied. Further, it contains confidefitial information as Vf classi ied by 4th U. S. Army Headquarters, Intelligence Corps. (X) As set out in this LHM, ANTONIO IGLESIAS has been subject of or prominently mentioned in the following cases: ae - CUBA {SCBUPTLE: 105-148358 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION ty JOSE ELIAS DE LA TORRIENTE Y AJURTA DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR, RELEASE OF. on INFORMATION KY) which was so yO i 4 SS pPEmge EX. ai) THIS DOCU IMENT , \) : 1971 - 723 CY THS. DT Fo ss ¢ Ae nhrs Classified by- mae ANTONIO BUCENTO, IGLESIAS = / REC-89 TH = bycsl Declassify oH: N m7]2TN EPC 1326 BUFILE: ae 163-39547 | bd-S) he — Ge) yy 19753 ON S| 7 75 a “ALT INFORN: TEo9 COT TATNEIGUILLERMO J. YGLESIAS ee myo 11185 | UIMER US TRA DS SD IMPERSONATION 7 nn Ae cota ahs dN BUFILE: 03 Ae 0 fOr 7 \2 1975. ye (6 / 77 sy fs a \ QD Poe CLASSIFIED BY Gob eb SLD “te CH | - Bureau (Enc. 5) (RM) DECLASSIFY ON: 25X ¢ , \ = 1 — Miami - f foe af @, (3 COPY 10 AAG-2, STATE, CTA, BS nJALS GE J [ , / oO FOR INFO Sa Fi 4 ET HAL: DE N sar A AUG 2 6 Bee S. Savings ‘Bonds Regularly on the Pagroll Savings Plan 50953 Daocid: 32302342 HY Page 2?
oa MM 105-22604 | CONFine iT) ENTIA [In this latter case, GUILLERMO J. YGLESIAS, representing himself as a CIA employee, formed a cadre of individuals who believed they were employees of the CIA working directly under his supervision, during the period from the summer of 1973 through the spring of 1974. ANTONIO IGLESIAS was_included in this group since he had reputation locally|lof former associations with CIA andPSs an active anti-communist Cuban./< ‘Further it u) was wéll~known that prior to the Bay of Pigs invasion, there were military units who trained in Nicaragua at which time IGLESIAS became friendly with General SOMOZA President of Nicaragua. ANTONIO IGLESIAS is one of the main witnesses to this impersonation and it is anticipated he will be a witness in the subsequent trial of GUILLERMO J. YGLESTAS. The reason for IGLESIAS' recent residence in Nicaragua is not believed to be related with any efforts to evade being a witness in this matter. Current investigation of subject as requested by the Bureau has included Miami Office indices check with local sources and informants and related inquiry. Subject's background and activities as set out herein, indicate that he is well regarded in the Cuban community as anti-CASTRO, anti-communist, and pro-United States. He is not currently active or involved in Cuban terrorist activities and there is no indication his activities would pose any threat to the internal security of the United States. Accordingly, no additional investigation is warranted in this matter at this time. INFORMANTS LOCATION _ ‘MM T-1 is CIA (covert l Ce | SRF /M - 0089 i) 105-22604-~8 * EC) 62-3573~276 page 2 CAS/I = 2096 . 134-1407-21 page 3 | -2- 0 HY 50953 DBoctd: 32302342 Page 3
HY CONFIDENTIAL MM 105-22604 a MM T-2 is Nicaraguan Immigration Officials to Legat, Mexico MM T-3 is MM 492-S MM T-4 is 4th U.S. Army Headquarters, ll2th Intelligence Corp., Ft. Sam Houston, Texas MM T-5 is MM 1119-5 MM T-6 isi fie4d}-s(¢) MM T-7 is MM 974-S MM T-8 is MM 2960-S 163-1344-9 134-44 SubA-1995 105-1742-7389 ~ 105-7056-~9 page 39 ® 134-987 SubA 66 | 134fio48 suba 26]]@) 134-962 SubA 1103 134-2019 SubA 42 The Cuban sources contacted negatively in January - February, 1975, were as follows: MM 1550-KS ~ SA ROBERT G. pepndsy © SA VINCENT J. MM 3240-S SA WILLIAM W. [iar[2266-04] @) SA SAMUEL W. 50957 Doctld: 32302342 Ave PPE Page 4 ROSS | WARGER STEVENS JONES ps et
HY XX Rie ANTONIO SUGENIO IGLESIAS PONS On April 15, 1975, MM T+2, a confidential ‘source abroad, reported that ANTONIO IGLZASIAS continued | to reside in Managua, Nicaragua, in April, 1974, and he was in the vrocess of attempting to establish a construc tion business. He had not been.the subject of any type of police action or troublesome to the authori Agency Records On January 21, 1975, MARVIS DUNCONSON, Immi- gration and Natur alization Service (INS), Miami, made available that agency's Tile A1l3 310 O60 relating to ANTONTO SUGENTO TGLE SOLAS PONS: On Sep tember ie 1951, IGLESTAS appl ise for an immigrant visa to come to the United States as a student to.attend Georgia Military Academy at College Park, | Georgia. He was granted a 42 student visa and arrived in Miami on September 8, 1951. He subsequently meee several arrivals and departures in the United State as & young student. He subsequently arrived in Miami from Cuba on September 14, 1960, with a B2 visitors visa seeking political asylum. He indicated he was a professor at the Aeronautical School in Pinar del Rio, Cuba, working for the Ministry of Education and had been arrested in Cuba. He was granted parole status into the United States. On December 13, 1960, his departure was verified from the United States and he subsequently returned to | the United States on December 23, 1962, as a veteran of the Bay of Pigs and was admitted to the United States as a refugee. In June, 1963, he was at Fort Benning, Georgia, to join the anti-CASTRO Army and on July 25, 1965, h received authorization to travel to Nicaragua, Costa. Rica, (Panama s and the Dominican Republic. NN SECKET ~2.- = iN ART O ‘oT AL L DENIAL S0953 Daoctd: 32302342 Page 5
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