In this document, the US Embassy in Chile responds to a telegram from the US State Department to the Embassies of the Southern Cone expressing concern regarding the international ramifications of the violent assassinations of political figures abroad. The Embassy suspects that the death of Chilean refugees could have resulted from institutional cooperation between the Chilean military regime and groups or governments abroad.

In this telegram to US Embassies in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santiago, Brasilia, and Asunción, the State Department acknowledges that while it accepts that cross-border intelligence sharing may be 'useful', it firmly opposes alleged plans to assassinate 'subversives' in Condor member countries and abroad. It calls the US Embassies to 'engage with the highest level of government' in Argentina, Bolivia, and Uruguay to dissuade such attacks.

In this Department of State cable, the US Ambassador to Paraguay reports on his second meeting with the Paraguayan Chief of Staff General Alejandro Fretes Davalos. During the meeting, Fretes Davalos affirmed that Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay used to regularly meet to tackle the threat of subversion, but that these meetings are no longer particularly useful anymore.

This Department of State memorandum discusses extradition documents relating to the Letelier/Moffitt assassination being presented to the Chilean government, including an FBI Statement that had not been circulated before. The memorandum states that the Department has 'no basis upon which to question the FBI assertion that international assassinations were part of the Condor system.'

In this document addressed to the US Embassies in Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay, and Chile, the State Department reports on the development of Condor from intelligence sharing to potential assassination operations outside of member countries. The security services of Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay originally committed to send teams to Europe, but Uruguay is now reconsidering further participation following a failed mission.

In this telegram, the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the State Department, Harry Shlaudeman writes to the Secretary of the State Department regarding the recent appeal of the UN High Commission for Refugees to the US and 33 other countries requesting the urgent resettlement of one thousand refugees in Argentina, alongside further refugees in the future.

The US Embassy in Santiago briefs the State Department in Washington on reports from Brazilian nationals released from detention in Chile's National Stadium. The Brazilian detainees highlighted that they had been interrogated by individuals speaking fluent Portuguese who they assumed to be officers from the Brazilian police or military.

This CIA report claims that a training course was held in Buenos Aires to prepare Condor teams to carry out missions against high-profile individuals located outside of member countries including politicians, members of guerrilla movements, and activists from international human rights organisations.

This is a transcript of a conversation between the US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and the Argentine Foreign Minister César Augusto Guzzetti, which took place in Santiago, Chile, on 6 June 1976.

This telegram from the US Ambassador in Uruguay to the Secretary of State in Washington reports on the round up of militants from the Party for the Victory of the People (PVP) by the Uruguayan military regime. This includes the arrest of 22 PVP militants in Argentina and their subsequent refoulment to Uruguay. It reports on the cooperated psychological warfare between the Argentine and Uruguayan military regimes used to cover up the appearance of PVP militants disappeared in Argentina through the media.