Cointelpro Puerto Rican Groups Part 07

The page is a cover sheet for a declassified FBI document, likely part of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIPA) release. It displays text indicating the subject "Cointelpro" and "Puerto Rican Groups," along with document identifiers. A circular seal of the "Freedom of Information Act" is prominently featured, composed of text and imagery resembling the American flag. The bottom of the page bears the bold text "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION." There are no photographs, handwritten notes, specific forms, surveillance logs, or redactions visible on this page. FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) PUERTO RICAN GROUPS SECTION 5 (204-263) 105-93124 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NOTICE THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS PROVIDED. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. 105-93124 see 5 (204-263) Puerto Ricam GS GSN 820. NO. 37 M-1043 EDITION UNITED STATES GO Memorandum ENT TO Mr. W. C. Sullivan Hirs FROM [REDACTED] SUBJECI GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM (SUBVERSIVE CONTROL SECTION) PURPOSE: To recommend that authority be granted to the San Juan Office to mail an anonymous letter to selected members of the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico (NPPR) denouncing its cooperation with [REDACTED] the President of the Liga Socialista Puertorriqueno (LSP), which is a militant Marxist independence group. DETAILS: [REDACTED], a key figure and Security Index subject of the San Juan Office, was formerly an officer of the NPPR who was expelled in 1943 by Pedro Albizu Campos because of his communist activities. In recent months, [REDACTED] has been a featured speaker at NPPR ceremonies and a merger of the LSP and NPPR is currently being considered. The proposed letter emphasizes that the NPPR is' dishonoring the memory of Albizu Campos by cooperating with [REDACTED] a communist who he personally dismissed from the party. In this regard it is noted that Albizu Campos although a militant independentist was a strong Catholic and adamant in barring communists from the NPPR. ACTION: EX-108 REC-637313 The attached letter is being sent to the San Juan approving the mailing of the suggested anonymous letter. Enclosure 12/1967 106-99124 1-100-335202 (Juan Antonio. Corretjer) TWK: bjr (7) FJR [REDACTED] CONTINUED - OVER Memorandum J. F. Bland to W. C. Sullivan RE: GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM 105-93124 San Juan is cautioned to insure that the letter will be prepared and mailed in such a manner that it cannot be traced back to the Bureau. тир weys -2- AIRTEL 12/14/66 TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-93124) FROM: SAC, SAN JUAN (105-3353 Sub 1) GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM (SUBVERSIVE CONTROL SECTION) IS. PRN ResJlet, 10/27/66. Enclosed herewith for the Bureau is one copy of a letter, in the Spanish language, proposed by the San Juan Office, to be 12/14/66 TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-93124) FROM: SAC, SAN JUAN (105-3353 Sub 1) GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM (SUBVERSIVE CONTROL SECTION) IS. PRN ResJlet, 10/27/66. Enclosed herewith for the Bureau is one copy of a letter, in the Spanish language, proposed by the San Juan Office, to be furnished to selected Movimiento Pro Independencia De Puerto Rico (Puerto Rican Independence Movement) (MPIPR) and Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico (NPPR) members; and a copy of a past issue of "Carta Semanal. As the Bureau is aware, the MPIPR is presently engaged in an island-wide battle in an attempt to defeat the plebiscite proposed for Puerto Rico on 7/12/67. In this connection, it is believed that a letter that will be set out subsequently in this airtel, should be sent to selected group of individuals in the MPIPR and NPPR. It is the objective of the San Juan Office in setting out this letter and setting it in the form which would lead people to believe it emanated from "Carta Semanal, to cause a greater schiam between these two parties and disrupt any plans for unification that they may have had to defeat the upcoming plebiscite. Bureau (Encs. 2) (RM) 1- New York (RN) (105-32872) - - San Juan KDN: baf (6) ```json [ {"box_2d": [87, 95, 107, 323], "text_content": "BJ 105-3353 Sub 1"}, {"box_2d": [132, 86, 242, 861], "text_content": "The letter is made up containing indirect referrals\nto the NPPR and the San Juan Office is of the belief that,\ninasmuch as the MPIPR has made creferrals of this kind, that\nthe NPPR was inactive and did not have any members, the\nmembers of the NPPR who will receive this letter will be\nconvinced that the letter emanated from one of the leaders\nof the MPIPR."}, {"box_2d": [251, 93, 335, 782], "text_content": "The enclosed letter, as previously noted in\nreferenced letter, was of a confidential nature and this\nlends itself to be more readily accepted inasmuch as this\nletter is not supposed to have been exhibited to other\nthan the two parties concerned."}, {"box_2d": [342, 95, 380, 833], "text_content": "The following is a translation of the communication\nwhich the Bureau's Document Section is requested to prepare:"}, {"box_2d": [389, 210, 411, 354], "text_content": "\"Brothers:"}, {"box_2d": [418, 93, 489, 818], "text_content": "\"During this hour of our great struggle, we must\nwage war against the plebiscite completely unified. We must\naccept the assistance of all parties, no matter how small or\ninactive they may have been This page contains a declassified FBI document, likely a form, bearing the prominent heading "NOTICE" in large, bold, capitalized letters, underlined. Below this heading is a block of text in the same font, detailing limitations on the reproduction of original documents due to their condition, such as blurriness or light text. There are no images, handwritten notes, official stamps, or redactions visible on this page. The document appears to be a standard notice regarding the quality of photocopies. Document Section is requested to prepare:"}, {"box_2d": [389, 210, 411, 354], "text_content": "\"Brothers:"}, {"box_2d": [418, 93, 489, 818], "text_content": "\"During this hour of our great struggle, we must\nwage war against the plebiscite completely unified. We must\naccept the assistance of all parties, no matter how small or\ninactive they may have been in the past."}, {"box_2d": [496, 93, 563, 842], "text_content": "\"To assist in this unity, I am publishing a letter\nfrom JACINTO RIVERA PEREZ, President of the NPPR, to JUAN MARI\nBRAS as follows: (The letter of 9/14/66 will be inserted at\nthis time)."}, {"box_2d": [569, 90, 623, 874], "text_content": "\"In order that the MPIPR canppresent a unified front\nagainst the plebiscite, we must have a big heart and be willing\nto forgive past indiscretions made by other parties."}, {"box_2d": [633, 92, 669, 810], "text_content": "\"Remember that everyone may help, if for no other\npurpose than to increase our number, during this war.\""}, {"box_2d": [676, 90, 728, 805], "text_content": "The Document Section is requested to prepare this\nletter using as many similarities as possible as to paper\nand mimeograph, as the enclosed \"Carta Semanal.\""}, {"box_2d": [735, 87, 835, 818], "text_content": "If the Bureau approves this tactic, the Bureau.\nshould request the Document Section to immediately prepare\n150 copies of the proposed letter and forward same to the\nSan Juan Office for secure malling. If tactic is approved,\nNew York should furnish the San Juan Office with limited\nmailing list of both MPIPR and NPPR members in New York City."}, {"box_2d": [857, 485, 877, 531], "text_content": "2"} ] ``` BJ 105-3353 Sub 1 Bureau authority is hereby solicited to put this tactic into effect and the Bureau is requested to have the Document Section prepare these letters as repidly as possible, in order that the San Juan Office will be able to issue these letters at a time when the plebiscite issue is before the entire island of Puerto Rico. 3 Hermanos: 1 En esta hora de lucha sin cartel, debemos unir nuestras fuerzas para luchar contra Plebiscito. Debemos Estar resignados a aceptar la ayuda de todos los grupos, no importa su tamaño o cuan activos hayan sido en el pasado. Como contribución a esta unión, estoy publicando una carta dirijida a Juan Mari Bras por Jacinto Rivera Perez, Presidente del Partido Nacionalista Puertorriqueño, como sigue: "a 14 de septiembre de 1966 "Lcdo. Juan Mari Bras Secretario General Interino Movimiento Pro Independencia Río Piedras, Puerto Rico "Estimado Juan:- "Acaba de llegar a mis manos tu The image displays a heavily textured page, typical of aged paper, with some visible damage from staples or holes. Handwritten annotations are clearly present: "105-93124" and "see 5 (204-263)" are written in the lower left quadrant, while "Puerto Rico" is written in script in the upper right. There are no official stamps, forms, photographs, or signs of surveillance methods. The texture of the paper itself suggests it is an older document scanned for archival purposes. The document is a U.S. government memorandum, likely from the FBI's COINTELPRO operation, given its subject matter. It features a typed memorandum with several handwritten annotations and corrections. There are also official stamps and routing information, though these are partially obscured or illegible in some instances. Large black redactions are present, obscuring names and other sensitive information, suggesting a focus on clandestine operations and informant activity. The document appears to be part of a larger file, with additional handwritten notes and a "CONTINUED - OVER" notation indicating further pages. unión, estoy publicando una carta dirijida a Juan Mari Bras por Jacinto Rivera Perez, Presidente del Partido Nacionalista Puertorriqueño, como sigue: "a 14 de septiembre de 1966 "Lcdo. Juan Mari Bras Secretario General Interino Movimiento Pro Independencia Río Piedras, Puerto Rico "Estimado Juan:- "Acaba de llegar a mis manos tu carta, fechada el día 12 de los corrientes con carácter de 'entrega personal', misión que dejó desempeñada nuestro mutuo amigo, Carlos Padilla Pérez. "Es cierto que el Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico ha hecho reserva de la Plaza de la Revolución de Lares para llevar a cabo los actos conmemorativos que tradicionalmente celebramos en esa efemérides nacional. "Honradamente, no pasó por mi mente el que el MPI esperara una invitación nuestra para la celebración del Grito de Lares. Como es sabido, el Partido Nacionalista siempre invita a toda la nación a dicha celebración. El MPI, como organización y sus miembros como puertorriqueños amantes de nuestra independencia, nunca han estado excluidos de esa invitación y menos podrán estarlo en estos momentos en que el patriotismo de los puertorriqueños pasa por pruebas que pueden ser determinantes para el futuro de nuestra Patria. Comoquiera que la Comisión Política del MPI, según comunicación de fecha 17 de marzo de 1966 al Partido Nacionalista, no tomará parte en actos en que el MPI no haya sido parte organizadora, y habida cuenta de que éste fué la contestación que recibió el Partido Nacionalista al hacerle una invitación al MPI para la conmemoracion de la Masacre de Ponce el 21 de marzo de 1966, en este caso nos abstuvimos de hacer una invitación especial ya que la celebración del Grito de Lares la auspicia el Partido Nacionalista. "La actitud del Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico ha sido y es de buena fé en todo lo que ataña a la defensa de nuestra Patria. Si no fuera así a estas alturas ya habría dejado de existir. No pueden olvidarse las expresiones de perdón que el Maestro Don Pedro Albizu Campos tuviera aún para sus enemigos gratuitos y encontrán- dose ya el perdiendo fuerzas físicas. En enseñanzas de esa clase se basa la fortaleza inquebrantable del Partido Nacionalista, fuerza que mantendremos hasta tanto se proclame la Independencia Nacional, fecha en que el Partido Nacionalista se convertirá en bagaje histórico de la Nación Puertorriqueña. "Hablandote en el tono franco y sincero como he procedido en toda mi vida, desco en This page is a typed memorandum with handwritten annotations. The memorandum, dated with an internal reference number "105-93124", discusses "GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO" and the "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM." Two circular punch holes are visible at the top, indicating it's from a bound document. Below the main text, there are three distinct handwritten annotations in blue ink: "Tug", "wir", and "weys." To the right and slightly higher than "weys," a circular doodle with a line through it is also present. A blurred, dark, rectangular stamp-like mark appears on the right side of the page, partially obscuring the typed text. At the bottom, centered, is a page number "-2-". The top and bottom edges of the page display dense, textured patterns characteristic of document archival. clase se basa la fortaleza inquebrantable del Partido Nacionalista, fuerza que mantendremos hasta tanto se proclame la Independencia Nacional, fecha en que el Partido Nacionalista se convertirá en bagaje histórico de la Nación Puertorriqueña. "Hablandote en el tono franco y sincero como he procedido en toda mi vida, desco en este momento decirte que me ha extrañado sobremanera el acontecimiento que sigue: Recordarás que antes de tu último viaje a Esta- dos Unidos tuvimos una entrevista de una hora provocada por un mutuo amigo que se encontraba de visita en Puerto Rico. Recordarás que en ese momento me dijiste que tan pronto regresaras me llamarías para que continuasemos conversando en torno a los problemas que tanto nos afectan a todos los que luchamos por la defensa de nuestra independencia. Regresastc, no me llamaste y consideré que tus ocupaciones no te habían permitido llamarme. A los pocos días de tu regreso yo me vi precisado a ausen- tarme a Nueva York por unos días. Cuál no serío mi sorpresa al enterarme allá que en un acto en sala cerrada que celebró el MPI, y al cual fueron invitados varios nacionalistas, incluyendo al Presidente de la Junta de N. Y. y a la Secretaria, estos tuvicron que abandonar la sala en medio de tu discrtación pues no pu- dieron soportar los ataques que to hiciste al Nacio- nalismo! Digo que esto me extrañó precisamente de ti y luego de haber tenido la conversación que sostuvimos. Si esto hubiera ocurrido sin nosotros haber tenido aquella conversaciba no me hubiera extrañado, pues como te he dicho varias veces algunos miembros del MPI han hecho ataques públicos al Nacionalismo tanto en publicaciones como en actos del MPI. Como recordares, ese es uno de los temas que te he venido tratando desde la primera vez que con- versamOS. Sigo sosteniendo lo que tc dijera en nuestra primera entrevista. La unión está hecha en el pueblo 2 --- [BLANK PAGE] patriótico nuestro. El pueblo, indiscutiblemente, está demostrando sensatez y patriotismo. Es tiempo ya de que el patriotismo se entienda en la via del valor y el sacrificio, como nos dió el ejemplo el Maestro. Se requicre valor y sacrificio para llegar a la altura a la que las actuales circunstancias demandan del patriotismo. Quiero decirte que el Nacionalismo está en esa disposición. "Respecto a los actos de Lares el 23 de septiembre, deseo decirte que no podemos como nos dió el ejemplo el Maestro. Se requicre valor y sacrificio para llegar a la altura a la que las actuales circunstancias demandan del patriotismo. Quiero decirte que el Nacionalismo está en esa disposición. "Respecto a los actos de Lares el 23 de septiembre, deseo decirte que no podemos fijar hora exacta para su terminación. Las organizaciones que tomaran parte son varias y no creo podrá terminarse a las cinco. El año pasado recuerdo se terminó de noche y no habia tanto invitado. De todos modos no está en nuestro animo entor- pecer actos que ustedes u otra organización defensora del ideal quieran llevar a cabo. No es necesario decir que la reunión patriótica ideal a realizarse en Lares es lo más deseable, hecha posible un día por una fraternal revisión de actitudes y opiniones. "No tengas la menor duda de que en el acto que el MPI celebrará ese día habrá la concurrencia de muchos nacionalistas. Siento no poder acompañarles personalemente, por razones de decoro que tú, como hombre de honor, fácilmente puedes comprender. "Con mis mejores deseos de éxito me es grato quedar, "Sinceramente, (Fdo.) Jacinto Rivera Pérez Para que el MPIPR pueda presentar un frente unido contra el Plebiscito, nos urge tener un gran corazón y estar dispuestos a pasar por alto imprudencias pasadas cometidas por otros grupos. Scría bueno que todos nos unieramos por el momento para aumentar nuestras filas durante esta guerra. Cordialmente 3 FBI Date: 12/14/66 (Type in plaintext or code) transmit the foll la AIRTEL TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105-93124) FROM: SAC, SAN JUAN (105-3353 Sub 1) GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM (SUBVERSIVE CONTROL SECTION) IS - PRN ReSJlet, 10/27/66. EX-104 )Kitflyle RPON Enclosed herewith for the Bureau is one copy of a letter, in the Spanish language, proposed by the San Juan Office, to be furnished to selected Movimiento Pro Independencia De Puerto Rico (Puerto Rican Independence Movement) (MPIPR) and Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico (NPPR) members; and a copy of a past issue of "Carta Semanal." As the Bureau is aware, the MPIPR is presently engaged in an island-wide battle in an attempt to defeat the plebiscite proposed for Puerto Rico on 7/12/67. In this connection, it is believed that a letter that will be set out subsequently in this airtel, should be sent to selected group of individuals in the MPIPR and NPPR. It is the objective The page is a scanned, black-and-white document with a grainy texture, indicating it's a photocopy of an original. At the top, there are what appear to be two circular official stamps, partially obscured. To the right, a handwritten date "12/14/66" is visible, along with a large, illegible handwritten signature in the upper right quadrant. There are also several handwritten notations and symbols scattered throughout the document, including a circled "4" and a bracketed "L" shape in the lower left. Portions of the document are obscured by ink or shadows, with some text being illegible due to the document's condition. This scanned document page is primarily text-based, with no photographs, forms, wiretap logs, or charts. The most prominent visual elements are the text itself, which appears to be typewritten with some possible ink or pencil smudges, and a few small, dark circles that may be remnants of a stamp or punch holes. There are no handwritten annotations or marginalia visible that would indicate additional notes or modifications. Some areas of the text are slightly faded, suggesting the age of the document. Overall, the page is a straightforward presentation of typed information, with minimal visual complexity. island-wide battle in an attempt to defeat the plebiscite proposed for Puerto Rico on 7/12/67. In this connection, it is believed that a letter that will be set out subsequently in this airtel, should be sent to selected group of individuals in the MPIPR and NPPR. It is the objective of the San Juan Office in setting out this letter and setting it in the form which would lead people to believe it emanated from "Carta Semanal," to cause a greater schism between these two parties and disrupt any plans for unification that they may have had to defeat the upcoming plebiscite. RM 76 of Justice' eJ 1/19 W Bureau (Encs ENCLOSURE) (RM) New York (RM) (105-32872) REC 30 1- San Juan EDM baf (6) 105-93124-205 1.11.67 DEC-17-1960 WICH Approved: C.DA 7/16 Sent M PSUBY CONTROL Special Agent in Charge SJ 105-3353 Sub 1 The letter is made up containing indirect referrals to the NPPR and the San Juan Office is of the belief that, inasmuch as the MPIPR has made creferrals of this kind, that the PPR was inactive and did not have any members, the members of the NPPR who will receive this letter will be convinced that the letter emanated from one of the leaders of the MPIPR. The enclosed letter, as previously noted in referenced letter, was of a confidential nature and "this lends itself to be more readily accepted inasmuch as this letter is not supposed to have been exhibited to other than the two parties concerned." The following is a translation of the communication which the Bureau's Document Section is requested to prepare: "Brothers: "During this hour of our great struggle, we must wage war against the plebiscite completely unified. We must accept the assistance of all parties, no matter how small or inactive they may have been in the past. "To assist in this unity, I am publishing a letter from JACINTO RIVERA PEREZ, President of the NPPR, to JUAN MARI BRAS as follows: (The letter of 9/14/66 will be inserted at this time). "In order that the MPIPR can present a unified front against the plebiscite, we must have a big heart and be willing to forgive past indiscretions made by other parties." "Remember that everyone may help, if for no other purpose than to increase our number, during this war. The Document Section is requested to prepare this letter using as The image is a scanned document page that appears to be a memo or directive from the FBI. Visually, it is characterized by text, handwritten annotations, and some visual artifacts indicative of its age and handling. Here's a breakdown of the visual elements: **Textual Content:** * **Typewritten Text:** The majority of the page consists of typewritten text, presenting an official directive from the "Bureau authority." The text is mostly legible, although some words are slightly blurred due to the scan quality or the original document. * **Page Numbering:** A page number "- 3 -" is visible at the bottom center of the page, indicating it's part of a larger document. * **Document Identifier:** At the top left, "BJ 105-3353 Sub 1" appears to be a document control number or classification. **Visual Artifacts and Annotations:** * **Hole Punches:** Visible at the top edge of the page are several circular hole punches, suggesting the document was originally part of a binder. * **Ink Marks/Stains:** The page exhibits numerous dark spots and smudges, likely from ink bleed-through, age, or handling. Some of these obscure parts of the text. * **Smudged/Darkened Areas:** There are several dark, splotchy areas that obscure portions of the document. One notable area is towards the top, just above the beginning of the typewritten text, which appears to be a deliberate shading or marking. Another is a horizontal band of dark marks across the upper portion of the page. * **Faint Diagonal Line:** A faint diagonal line is visible in the lower right quadrant, possibly a crease or a marking on the original document or during the scanning process. * **"C" Shaped Mark:** A distinct "C" shaped dark mark is present in the lower left quadrant of front against the plebiscite, we must have a big heart and be willing to forgive past indiscretions made by other parties." "Remember that everyone may help, if for no other purpose than to increase our number, during this war. The Document Section is requested to prepare this letter using as many similarities as possible as to paper and mimeograph, as the enclosed "Carta Semanal." If the Bureau approves this tactic, the Bureau should request the Document Section to immediately prepare 150 copies of the proposed letter and forward same to the Sen Juan Office for secure mailing. If tactic is approved, New York should furnish the San Juan Office with limited mailing list of both MPIPR and NPPR members in New York City 2 SJ 105-3353 Sub 1 Bureau authority is hereby solicited to put this tactic into effect and the Bureau is requested to have the Document Section prepare these letters as repidly as possible, in order that the San Juan Office will be able to issue these letters at a time when the plebiscite issue is before the entire island of Puerto Rico. 3 SAC, San Juan (105-3353 Sub. 1) Director, FBI (105-93124)-205 C 30 EX-104 GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RIO COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM (SUBVERSIVE CONTROL SECTION) IS - PRN Reurairtel 12/14/66. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Bureau appreciates the interest and enthusiasm exhibited in preparing and submitting the counterintelligence measure set forth in reairtel; however, after giving it careful consideration the Bureau is of the opinion that It should not be utilized. It is felt that this measure could possibly have the effect of furthering the aims and purposes of the independence groups. While it is not possible to approve your suggestion in this instance, you should continue to give this program your continued attention. TWK:rdb (5) nds- NOTE: San Juan proposed utilizing a letter written by the President of the NPPR to the Secretary General of the MPIPR on 9/14/66 as a counterintelligence tactic. It desired to mail this letter with a short note written in a condescending manner ostensibly from the MPIPR to independentists in Puerto Rico. Although this tactic could possibly cause some ill-feeling between the two organizations, it is felt that added publicity to the letter from the head of the NPPR more than counterbalances any possible good that could come otherwise. roah rer aton red al : 4. Room ses dy 1/31 COMM-FRI 53 Although this tactic could possibly cause some ill-feeling between the two organizations, it is felt that added publicity to the letter from the head of the NPPR more than counterbalances any possible good that could come otherwise. roah rer aton red al : 4. 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DATE: 1/13/67 On 12/4/66, the Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico (NPPR New York Junta (NYJ) underwent a reorganization. Former dissident Nationalists assumed the principal positions on the Board of Directors and former prominent members of The page contains typed text, likely a letter or memo, with a date stamp indicating "14 de septiembre de 1966". There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, or forms visible on this page. The text itself appears to be related to political organizations in Puerto Rico, referencing groups like the Partido Nacionalista and Movimiento Pro Independencia. There are no visible redactions, surveillance-related visuals, or evidence of communication methods. (105-32872) SUBJECT: GROUPS SEEKING INDEPENDENCE FOR PUERTO RICO COUNTER