This document from the US Embassy in Paraguay reports the arrest in Argentina and potential extradition to Paraguay of exiled head of Paraguay's Colorado Party (MOPOCO) Epifanio Mendez Fleitas and his son. 

This report shares intelligence on plans for a phase three of Operation Condor involving targeted assassinations against high-level opponents of the military regimes located in non-member countries. Europe will, allegedly, be the main country involved in planned operations in France.

Este documento del Batallón 601 de Argentina registra el secuestro y traslado de los ciudadanos uruguayos, Jorge y Maria Emilia Zaffaroni.

Este documento contiene inteligencia sobre una reunión del Partido Revolucionario de los Trajadores - Ejército del Pueblo (PRT-ERP) en Morón, Provincia de Buenos Aires incluyendo la muerte de cuatro integrantes por parte de las fuerzas de seguridad.

Robert W. Schrerrer, Agregado de Asuntos Legales en la Embajada Estadounidense en Argentina escribe al General Ernesto Baeza Michaelsen, director de la Policía de Investigaciones de Chile, sobre la detención el 17 de mayo de 1975 del militante chileno del MIR Jorge Fuentes Alarcón en Asunción, Paraguay, luego de su entrada al país de manera ilegal.

This document notes how quick media exposure foiled an attempt by Peruvian and Argentine security forces to secretly return to Argentina the Montoneros militants arrested in Peru.

This document contains a list of Uruguayans disappeared in 1980 including their name, age, and place of residence (where known), written in French.

In this telegram sent to the US Secretary of State, the US Ambassador to Peru discusses a conversation he had with the Peruvian Prime Minister, Richter Prada, regarding the case of the missing Argentine Montoneros detained in Peru and expelled to Bolivia. The Peruvian Prime Minister divulged that the three Argentines were 'legally expelled and delivered to a Bolivian immigration official in accordance with long-standing practice'. He also mentioned that the Bolivian military had probably turned the three Montoneros over to the Argentine military forces.

The US Embassy in Peru informs the US Secretary of State of diplomatic communications between the Bolivian and Peruvian authorities regarding the Montoneros militants arrested in Lima, who were later expelled to Bolivia. The source of the information is the leftist newspaper "El Diario de Marka" and its editions dated 2 and 3 July, in which various Bolivian and Peruvian officials involved in this case are quoted. 

This cable sent from the US Embassy in Peru to the US Secretary of State in Washington mentions a statement released by the Government of Peru regarding three Argentine Montoneros detained in Lima. The statement mentioned that the three Argentines had entered Peru illegally and were preparing subversive actions; for this reason, they were expelled to Bolivia following their arrest in Peru. The US Ambassador to Peru reports on the public outcry in Peru generated by this case involving Argentine security forces.