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CIA Operational Cable Regarding Mexico Travel Authorization

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104-10101-10130
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1991
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101-700209
ІГРО (РЕІТУ ЖІ)
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ROUTINE
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IDEDIATE WAVE
INFO
PRITY MEXI
RYBAT TYPIC
REPS- A. HATE 8353 (IN 70936)
В. 16XI 7201 (I 71909)
C. WAVE 8416 (IN 71954) (IOT SANT MILK)
CITE DIR
86833
I PON GRANTED GARCIA AS REQUESTED RIP C.
2. IN VIEW TIE ELMENT APPROVE WAVE C/O AND GARCIA TRAVEL
TO MEXI HANDLE THIS CASE.
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Frequently Asked Questions

CIA document 104-10101-10130 is a routine operational cable approving travel to Mexico for a CIA case officer and an individual identified as 'Garcia' to handle an ongoing case, referencing cables WAVE 8353, MEXI 7201, and WAVE 8416.

No. It is an administrative record of routine field-operations decision-making and personnel movement in Mexico during the period.

Public-Interest Summary

This declassified CIA document, identified as 104-10101-10130, is a routine operational cable concerning travel authorizations and case management. The document references specific communications, including cables identified as WAVE 8353, MEXI 7201, and WAVE 8416. The primary subject matter involves the approval of travel for an individual identified as Garcia and a CIA case officer to Mexico to handle an ongoing case. The text mentions the authorization of travel and coordination between different operational stations. The document contains internal routing codes, administrative references, and procedural instructions typical of intelligence communications from the period. It serves as a record of administrative decision-making regarding field operations and personnel movement, reflecting the standard bureaucratic processes for managing intelligence activities in Mexico during the era.