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CIA Report on Alberto Bayo's Travels (1962)

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104-10101-10120
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CITE CIR
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RIP BRUS 8773 (IN 72408)*
SUBJECT AKA ALBERTO BAYO. ALBERTO BATO GIRAUD ALBERTO BAYO
SHOW ALIERTO BAYO GIRCUT ALBERTO BATO GIROD ALBERTO GIROUX
ALBERTO BATO SENIOR ALBERTO BATO GIROM. USES TITLES GENERAL AND COLONEL.
2. COTORRE GE TRAVELLAD AS ALTERO BATO GIRCIDO CSE TO IRBIA NI TO
CANADA TO CUBA VADER CUBAN PPT 1362/296365 ISSUED CUBA 3 SEPT 62.
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Romaintionary Alberto DATO GIROUD who La Belgium.
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Frequently Asked Questions

CIA document 104-10101-10120 tracks an individual using the aliases Alberto Bayo / Alberto Bayo Giroud, noting his use of the titles 'General' and 'Colonel.'

It records travel through locations including Brussels, Canada, and Cuba, and references a Cuban passport issued on 3 September 1962, noting the subject's presence in Belgium.

Public-Interest Summary

This declassified CIA document, identified as 104-10101-10120, serves as a brief intelligence communication regarding an individual identified by several aliases, primarily Alberto Bayo, also known as Alberto Bayo Giroud. The document notes the subject's use of military titles, specifically General and Colonel. It details travel information, mentioning transit through various locations including Brussels, Canada, and Cuba. The text references a Cuban passport issued on September 3, 1962, and notes the subject's presence in Belgium. The document contains fragmented administrative codes, internal reference numbers, and telegraphic-style reporting typical of mid-20th-century intelligence cables. The content focuses on tracking the identity and movements of the subject in relation to international travel and documentation.