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With El Poder Cubano (Cuban Power) 1968-69:

• Bomb sent in a suitcase to Havana, Cuba.

• Bombs placed in various commercial establishments in the U.S..

• Bomb against Mexican consul in Miami.
• Bomb placed at the residence of the British consul in Miami.
• Bomb placed at a restaurant owned by Cuban emigrants in the U.S..
• Bomb placed (but did not explode) at the Chilean consulate in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at a pharmaceutical company in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at the Mexican consulate in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at the Spanish office of tourism in the U.S..
• Bomb against the British vessel "Greenwood" in the U.S..
• Bomb placed on board the Japanese ship "Aroka Maru" in the U.S.
• Bomb placed at the tourist offices of Spain in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at the Mexican offices of tourism in the U.S.
• Bomb explodes in the garage of the Mexican consul in the U.S.
• Bomb placed at the Cuban consulate in Canada.
• Bomb placed at the tourism office of Canada in the U.S.
• Bomb explodes at the Japanese Office of Tourism in the U.S..
• Bomb explodes near the Cuban mission in the United Nations damaging the Yugoslavian mission.
• Bomb placed on board the Japanese vessel "Michagesan Maru" in Mexico.
• Bomb at the Office of Tourism of Mexico in the U.S..
• Bomb is discovered at an office of the French government in the U.S..
• Unexploded bomb is discovered at the Mexican consulate in the U.S.
• Bomb is placed but left unused at the house of a Cuban dignitary in the U.S..
• Bomb placed in the French Office of Tourism in the U.S.
• Bomb placed at the Shell Petroleum Company building in England.
• Bomb at a Japanese travel agency in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at Mexican tourism offices in the U.S..
• Bomb against British consulate in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at a branch of a British bank in the U.S.
• Bomb placed at the headquarters of the Communist Party in North America.
• Bomb placed on board the Bahamian ship "Caribbean Venture" while at a U.S. port.
• Bomb against Mexican representatives in the U.S.
• Bomb at the residence of the Mexican consul in Miami.
• Bomb placed on British vessel docket at Mexican port.
• Bomb explodes on board Spanish ship "Satrustegui" in Puerto Rico.
• Bazooka attack against Polish ship in the U.S..
• Bomb placed on board a Mexican airliner in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at the home of the Mexican consul in the U.S..
• Bomb at a Canadian travel agency.
• Gas bomb at a theater where a Cuban actress was rehearsing.
• Assassination attempts against the Cuban ambassador to the UN.
• Bomb at the Mexican Department of Tourism in the U.S..
• Bomb placed the offices of Shell Oil of England in the U.S.
• Bomb at the offices of Air France in the U.S.

With Chilean fascist leaders, after meeting with Augusto Pinochet, ‘74-75:

• Assassination of the former commander of the Chilean Armed Forces, General Carlos Pratts, and his wife in Argentina.
• The gunning down in Rome, Italy of Bernardo Leighton (Vice President of the Chilean Democratic Party in Exile) and his wife.
• Orlando Bosch is arrested by the Costa Rican police on charges of plotting the assassination of the exiled Chilean leader Andres Pascal Allende in Costa Rica.
• Assassination of a former Chilean minister Orlando Letelier and his assistant Ronni Moffit in Washington, D.C.

With terrorist group Accion Cuba 1974-75:

• Bomb placed at the Cuban diplomatic mission in Canada.
• Bomb at the Cuban diplomatic mission in Argentina.
• Bomb at the Cuban mission in Peru.
• Bomb placed at the Cuban embassy in Mexico.
• Bomb placed at the Cuban embassy in Madrid, Spain.
• Placed bomb against members of the Latin Press in Mexico, but never exploded.
• Bomb placed at the Panamanian embassy in Caracas, Venezuela.
• Bomb at the Venezuelan-Cuban Institute of Friendship in Venezuela.
• Bomb at the hotel where Cuban delegation was staying.
• Shots fired at the residence of a Cuban functionary.
• Assassination attempt against the Cuban Ambassador Emilio Aragones in Argentina.
• Bomb placed at Venezuelan tourism firm in Venezuela.
• Bomb at the Cuban Embassy in Venezuela.
• Bomb against Soviet commercial office in Mexico.

With Comandos de Organizaciones Revolucionarias Unidas 1976-77:

• Bomb placed at Cuban mission in the United Nations.
• Bomb at the Costa Rican-Cuban cultural center in Costa Rica.
• Bomb at the Cuban mission in Spain.
• Bomb at the luggage/freight department of the flight of Cubana Airlines in Kingston, Jamaica.
• Bomb placed at the office of Cubana Airlines in Barbados.
• Bomb placed at the offices of Air Panama in Colombia.
• Kidnapping attempt of the Cuban consul in Merida, Mexico, killing D'Artagnan Diaz Diaz.
• Kidnapping of two Cuban dignitaries in Argentina.
• Bomb placed at the Embassy of Guyana in Trinidad and Tobago.
• Bomb placed at the offices of Cubana airlines in Panama.
• Sabotage in mid flight of a Cubana airlines flight, killing 73 passengers. (Arrested and imprisoned in Venezuela but continued directing terrorist activities toward Venezuela.)
• Bomb placed at the Venezuelan consulate in Puerto Rico.
• Bomb on board a Venezuelan airplane in Miami, U.S..
• Bomb placed at the office of the Venezuelan airline "Viasa" in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at the Venezuelan consulate in Puerto Rico.
• Also from prison, Bosch directed activities against the interests of Mexico, 1978:
• Bomb placed at the Mexican consulate in the U.S..
• Bomb placed on board the merchant vessel "Azteca" of Mexico at a Mexican port, resulting in 2 deaths and 7 injuries.

In conjunction with a group called Omega-7:

• Bomb placed at the Cuban mission in the United Nations.
• Bomb placed in front of Madison Square Garden where Cuban boxers where scheduled to fight.
• Bomb placed at the offices of the tourist firm "Girasol" of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party.
• Bomb placed at the offices of the tourist firm "Antillana" in Puerto Rico.
• Bomb placed at the offices of the firm "Record Public Service" owned by a Cuban emigrant in Puerto Rico.
• Bomb at the newspaper "La Prensa" in the U.S..
• Bomb threat against TWA airlines against flying into Cuba.
• Bomb placed at the local offices of the travel agency "Varadero" in Puerto Rico.
• Bomb at the Cuban mission in the United Nations.
• Bomb placed at Lincoln Center in the U.S. where Cuban artists were scheduled to perform.
• Bomb placed at the local offices of TWA airlines at J.F.K. Airport in the U.S..
• Bomb placed at the firm Weehawken, New Jersey, presided by Eulalio J. Negrin, member of the Committee of 75 (Comite de los 75).
• Assassination of Carlos Muniz Varela, member of the Brigade "Antonio Maceo" and director of "Varadero Travel" in Puerto Rico.
• Assassination of Eulalio Negrin- a member of the Cuban community in the exterior and participant in talks and negotiations with the Cuban government- in New Jersey.