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After more than half a century, the veil has fallen on some of the best kept secrets in American history: thousands of classified files on John Fitzgerald Kennedy's presidency are online on the US National Archives website. Many but certainly not all: Trump eventually succumbed to pressure from the CIA and FBI and authorized the US archive to release only part of the classified documents. According to a White House spokesperson, about 2,800 files not deemed prejudicial to national security will be available immediately, but about 500 more will remain in the archives. At least until April 26, 2018, a deadline considered sufficient to determine whether such additional information "could harm military, defense and law enforcement operations". 

In at least one of the documents declassified by the US National Archives on the assassination of JFK, dating back to 1975 and called "summary of the facts", there is mention of some attempts by the CIA to kill Cuban President Fidel Castro. The document is part of the investigation into the possibility that Cuba was behind the Kennedy murder, one of the most accredited theories among the conspiracy theorists. "The commission determined that CIA agents were involved in planning in this country with certain citizens and others to try to assassinate Prime Minister Castro," the document reads. Other files relating to the anti-Castro activities of the United States consider the possibility of contaminating crops in Cuba with "biological agents" that appear to be natural phenomena.The plan is defined

In another dossier, again in the context of the plans to overturn the Castro regime, the proposal to launch leaflets on the island with the names of the Communist officials to be killed is illustrated with a close amount, different for each of these, of the reward.

A 1975 FBI memorandum states that attorney general Robert Kennedy told the federal bureau that the CIA had hired an intermediary to approach a mobster and offer him $ 150,000 to find a killer who killed fidel castro, even poisoning him. 

For the Soviet leaders, the alleged killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, was a neurotic maniac with no relation to the USSR.

- 007 Cubans knew oswald, 'a good marksman'.

from a secret cable emerges a conversation between two Cubans, one of whom identified as 007, about the assassination of Kennedy and one of them states that he knew him and was a "good shooter".  

It happened two months before the assassination of Jfk, according to a phone call intercepted by the CIA, in which oswald called the Russian embassy in Mexico city and spoke in broken Russian with an identified consul. as an officer of the kgb.