Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-E-TDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA-6140of the AMBARD program. As Attachment F we forward a specialreport prepared by AMBARB-16 on AMBARB mailing operations cap-abilities.Individual reports on the activities of AMBARB overseasdelegations are forwarded in the following Attachments, whichHeadquarters may wish to bring to the attention of KUBARK AreaDivisions or Stations as it deems best:G. BoliviaH. BrazilI. Costa RicaJ. ChileK. ColombiaL. EcuadorM. MexicoN. PanamaO. PeruP. UruguayQ. VenezuelaThe AMBARD salary schedule for September is forwardedas Attachuent R.END OF DISPATCH
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# DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marchaSALARY - 1-30 September, 1962DEPENDANTS ALLOWANCES:Dependants - Alberto Muller (La Isla de Pinos) US$ 200.00" - Miguel Lasa (CT Catrusion) 200.00" - Rodolfo Vidal (Savana Ups.) 200.00" - Jorge de Armas (No in Isla de Finos) 225.00US$ 825.00DRE EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE:Luis Fernandez Rocha Sec. General US$ 275.00Jose M. Lasa Sec. Propaganda 275.00Fernando Garcia Chacon Sec. Actas 250.00Jose A. Gonzalez Lanuza Sec. Relaciones Interiores 325.00Elio Mas Hernandez Sec. Planificacion 275.00General Fatjo Sec. Finnanzas 275.00Raquel Lavilla (Cecilia) Ast. Inteligecia y visas 180.00Ronnie Ramos Ast. Propaganda 200.00Zoila Diaz Ast. Propaganda 150.00Teresa Valdos Hurtado Ast. Archivo y Propaganda 150.00Elvira Weiss Ast. Rel. Internas 150.00Mercedes Ramirez Telephone 150.00Luisita Esquiroz Ast. Rel. Internas 110.00Lula Santos Ast. Propaganda 100,00US$2865.00SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES FUTURS CPS:Ana Diaz Silveira Ast. Finanzas US$ 200.00Maria V. de los Reyes Ast. Archivo y Prop. 120.00Isabel Alonso Ast. Informacion 170.00Carlos Bravo Ast. Propaganda 80.00Angelica Martinez ist. Finanzas y visas waiver 100.00Luis Gutierrez' Telegrafist 150.00Carlos A. Huller Ast. Propaganda 125.00US$ 945.00
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DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marcha- 2 -## MILITAR INFILTRATION OPS TRAINING:Bernabe Pena Militar Cord OPS US$ 275.00Gilberto Aleman Trainee # 1 150.00Francisco Calvet Trainee # 2 175.00Carlos DiQuesne Trainee # 3 125.00J. M. Fiol Trainee # 4 325.00Angel A. Fontanils Trainee # 5 225.00Francisco Garcia Trainee # 6 120.00Julio Jo Trainee # 7 120.00Carlos Obregon Trainee # 8 (Tele) 170.00Lesmes Ruiz Trainee # 9 200.00Arnaldo Santa Cruz Trainee # 10 150.00Ernesto Fernandez Trainee # 11 200.00Jon Koch Trainee # 12 250.00Julian Gomez Maritime Militar 100.00Lazaro Fariñas Trainee # 13 100.00Enrine Torres Maritime Militar 100.00Juan M. Salvat Sec. Asuntos Militares 375.00Ignacio Arjona Trainee # 14 100.00Albor Ruiz Resp. Asuntos Navales 200.00Francisco Blanco Trainee # 15 200.00Luis Camps Trainee # 16 (Naval) 150.00Julio Hernandez Rojo In Cuba (his family) 200.00Raul de Cespedes Ast. Militar 125.00Maria Odoardo Ast. Militar 130.00Isidro Borja Ast. Sec. Aasuntos Militares 100.00US$ 4365.00Dependats Allowances US$ 825.00DRE Office and Executive 2865.00Subistence Allowance 945.00Militar Inf. Ops. Training 4365.00US$ 9000.00Responsable de Finanzas DRE
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# DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas on marchaMIAMI 50 AUGUST 1982INTERNATIONAL SECTION PAYROLL CONT!MAIN OFFICE1) Eduardo Mñiz Melo --------Coordinator-------$275.00-- for Aug 622) Vario Pita Garcis -----ab-cooruinator----$325.00-3) Evello Ley Fernance --------Contacts & Finance---$250.00----4) Aida Rodriuez menicz ----Secretary & Typist-$200.00----5) Margarita Esquiroz Martinez-----Translator---$170.0०----RADIO CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA6) re.ro Ynterian Garcia --------Sab-coordinator$275.00----7) Clara Alvarez řerez -Asst Secretary $120.00--PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT2) Jose I. Rodriguez Lombillo---Sub-Coordinator---$300.00- for Aug 629) Jouquin Martinez de rinillos----Photo Tech---$250.0010) Antonio Abelia Caluerin --Photographer $200.0----ARGENTINA11) Rogello lielu Vital --------aiting Visa $350.00----12) Alejandro rortes Cortada-aiting for visa----$300.00----BOLIVIA13) Amadeo Qoesn ques Roupl nes Sept 1961 $200.0014) Bite Bento Gonzalez Jecember 11 $200.0015) Jose Adolfo Earro Garcia-aiting to be approved-$200.00---BRAZIL16) Raul Gonzalez Simon -October 1951 # $150.    I) Carlos. Valdesuso Rodriquez-January 1952---$200.00-18) Jose Vega Rivera --October 19el- $200.0019) Guillermo Asper Valdes --December 161 $200.CO20) Pedro Castello -May 1962 $200.0021) Benito Diaz Faret -June 1962 $200.0022) Jorge Guerra Guerra ---December 1:61- $350.0O----23) Carlos Bedias Vazquez --aiting to be approved-$250.CC----CHILE2) Telson arare vicceria --October 1522 $230.0025) Rafael Espinosa zarate----May 1962 $250.00    26)tolis Cesa Viilenino ---June 1962 $395.00-27) Luis Figueras Valdes ---November 1961 $200.00H RYUFGA 614019-124-26/3
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DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echevertia con tus ideas en marchaCONTINATIOCOSTA RICA31) Evello Companioni Esteva --------October 1961 --------$200.00172) Jore Hermida Arenas --------October 1961 --------$200.0030) Julian Osante Fernandez --------July 1962 --------$250.00    6/31) Armando del rozo --------October 1961--------$225.00COLOMBIA32) Joso A. Guerra Rodriguez--------January 1962--------$275.0033) Andres de la Rosa--------January 1962--------$200.0034) Selson Federico Better potres---------loy 1962--------$200.0035) Rolando Castaño --------January 1962ECIDOR36) Rafael orlando Souto --------November 196 --------$250.0037) Francisco maded Secai11--------January 1962--------$200.00HOTOURAS38) Fernando Arco Hernandez --------Waiting to be approved--------$225.0039) Eduardo Tomas Torres Ramos--------Waiting to be approved--------$225.00MEXICO40) Ansel Cazales rermunuez --------September 1962--------$200.0041) Jore porticos Arlegui --------November 1961 --------$300.0042) Martin Horia Arrectea --------Waiting for visa --------$200.0043) Carlos Garcia Soler --------Waiting for visa --------$250.00PAAA44) Jorge Herdi utia Ramirez--------October 1961 --------$200.0045) Jorge Marben Garcia --------May 1961 --------$275.00PERU-46) Rolando Fernandes Correcera --------October 1961--------$300.0047) Lestor Campaneria angel --------October 1961 --------$250.0048) Sixto Rubiales Ros --------Waiting for visa--------$200.0049) Ricardo Rubiales Ros--------Waiting for visa--------$200.00REPUBLICA DODICANA50) Pablo acmaa --------May 1962 --------$250.0051) Delio Gonzalez --------waiting for visa --------$250.00URUSJAY52) Mario Garcia Gonzalez --------July 1962--------$250.0053) Armando Frias Mesa --------July 1962--------$250.0054) Rene Morato Fontera --------July 1962--------$225.00
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DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marchaCONTIMATIONVENEZUELA55) Rafael Trenols Fresneda --------September 1961 --------275.00--    voaquin Perez odriics 1057) Jose Gonzalez Llorente --------November 1961--------200.00---58) Lorenzo Martin Rodriguez --------November 1961--------200.00---59) Luis Boza Domirque: --------June 1961 --------200.00---60) Ricardo Rodriguez Jimenez--------May 1961 --------200.00---61) Ramon Calere Rivero --------May 1962 --------200.00---62) Roberto Prego Novo --------May 1961 --------200.00---$12,240.00TOTAL ACOUNT INTERNATIONAL PAYROLL, RECEIVED FIVE DAYS LATEON SEPTEMBER 1962.....SATORJR.INTENSOKAL FINANCE
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# F.# DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjosé antonio echeverría con tus ideas en marcha## REPORTDuring the recent trip I made through the delegations in Latin America, the results of the sending of propaganda by mail to Cuba were reported to me. For the better understanding of the results renounced, we will now explain them within each delegation visited.### VenezuelaThe delegation at Venezuela sent some montages of the propaganda we sent them to be mailed to Cuba. They used the lists of addresses given by Roger.Venezuela has continued this system using the propaganda edited by the DRE so the propaganda prepared in Venezuela. In average of 1,700 letters was sent during May, June, and July, mailing them from Caracas one month, from Maracaibo to another month, and from Caracaisimeto another. All security means were studied (that they be sent by different persons with different handwriting, that no color, and not commemorative, stamps be used, ordinary envelopes, and mailed in different post offices, etc.)### BrazilThe delegation at Brazil also sent the propaganda given by Roger, but no reply was obtained from any person. He detailed the security means and the conditions for the sending of the propaganda to Cuba. The delegation remarked on the risk run with the mail and the violations to which it is subject in Brazil (they explained that the salaries of post office employees are so low that they take off the stamps from the letters when they have not been marked, to sell them, and then they destroy the letter.)They sent 1,500 letters during May, June, and July.### UruguayWe did not send the propaganda to Uruguay because then we had no delegation there.### ChileThe delegation at Chile sent the third propaganda live by Roger, which was the propaganda on the members of the 26th of July that are imprisoned or have been executed. They sent 1,200 letters.![image of ALI E UFEA 6140]![image of 19-124-30/3]
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DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjosé antonio echeverría con tus ideas en marchaNOTE:- The list of adresses dau to be previously checked up, because tacio acre persons in 15. nas are actually sorin, in the under- rond, and the sending of props addressed to them could, consequently, place them under rretiner.![signature]
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3. While AMINT- is now POPRIME, he will determine A'SIELL policy as approved by the A'SPELL. Executive Committee. However, the activities of the last four months were planned and controlled by M.INT- and assisting him were AMINT- and Bernabe PENA, who were present at this meeting. After the ARARS discussion, the meeting turned into a long discussion of the International Communist situation, ODYOKY, AIDARK and AMSPELL policies as related to this situation. Some of the noteworthy items revealed:a. AMSPELL had the 24 August Havana attack plan for six months, but had shelved it for the "right time" and a considered decision not to embark upon a course independent of KURARK approval. The Sov/Ulee buildup changed that decision.b. AMSPELL analyzes the situation as hopeless for the PBRUMEN revolutionary movements after four months because:1- The Soviets will be firmly established and ODYOKE policy as defined by GPIDEAL tends toward and will probably result in a hemisphere no eptance of PBRUMEN as a satellite.2- After four months, the degree of police controls, repression and persecution will make any internal action in civic resistance and guerrilla warfare virtually impossible.c. AMSPELL feels that ODYOKE policy on PBI:MEN cannot be influenced by the rising tide of public opinion and congressional action, partly because UPIDEAL is surrounded by a group of advisors who are "one step from being parlor pinks or worse". The list began with Chester BOWLES.d. This situation is not an original AMSPELL observation. During his European travel in August, AMINT- went to the Vatican for a meeting (claimed to be high level) which had been arranged some time ago. His impression of thinking in the Vatican re World Communist advance, was that ODYOKE or POPRIME was no longer calculated as an effective power for defending the world against total takeover. That the Catholic Church was beginning the long process of preparing their forces for a world dominated by Communism.4. As a result of their observations and analysis, AMSPELL has assumed a "now or never" attitude and policy. They feel they must resort to tactics that mold PBRIME public opinion and bring pressure to bear on ODYOKE and GPIDEAL for action in the PBRUMEN situation. Latin America must also be kept aware and urged to support an action. They would hope that such an AMSPELL policy and resultant activity would not be interpreted as opposition or hostility to KURARK or ODYOKE, and that their KURARK relationship would survive the critical months before then. They recognize that KURARK is bound by policy and burdened by bureaucracy, and feel that the actions although independent and uncontrolled - of AMSPELL might contribute to the formation of action policy in PBRUMEN, despite consternation in ZRA'TAL.HRN
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A. .1 IT-2, 3 N Peruse . A23 September 1962 1600-1830 baTip-Top Restaurant, Cora Gall.Harold R. NOHMAYR1.  The meeting with AM:11VT-[^2] was to clarify the continuing alsunder standing and disagreement over AMBARB funding. The original ABAR policy meeting with AN NT[^2] was reviewed, and AMHINT[^2]olated out that it was not agreed that NAIKolates on wou'd pay all AMLARBS, h t only the cuverts. Without going over the fire evolution of the AWARD project fanding, 11 was pointed up to Ant that the project was a two-way arrangement, of great mutual conventence, akt we must find a functional "alddle-ground" an which to operate, although it may not be entirely satisfactory to either wi the parties. Ai[^2]greed, an the following ground rules were arrived at as a workable fumming plana.  AMBAIS assigned as overt ANSPELL representatives will be fuated by AMSPELL from Miast on all future assignments. Those now being funded by station will remain s atus quo.b.  Covert AMHARRS for station contact will be assigned by indiv processing, both parties agreed, and station will fund and control.c.  Re the four pending onses where stations have request & funding as soon as possible - a meeting is to be held where each case will be considered individually and decided upon.2.  While this arrangement is not entirely acceptable, it is believed that upon the return of All NT-53 to the operational control, a batter arrangement can be made.[^2]: image of the number 2 inside of a box
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# I.DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marchaREPORTSUBJECT. Eduardo Aufiz' trip to Latin America.This report is aimed on narrating briefly the results of Mr. Eduardo Auiz's recent trip to several countries of Latin America carried through for the purpose of visiting the D.R.E. Delegations.In order to make easier the understanding of its points, we will outline the impressions gathered throughout the different countries according to the order in which they were visited, and dividing them into the following aspects.A.- Actual situation of the DelegationB.-DeficienciesC.- Future Possibilities.VENEZUELAA.- Actual situation of the Delegation.Undoubtedly, the D.R.E. Delegation at Venezuela is at present the best delegation the D.R.E. has in Latin AmericaThere are many reasons for which this Delegation has reached to occupy the first place in the Latin American Plan of the J. Summing them up, they are the following:1.- It is identified with the nation's problems and national aims.2.- Team-work, coordination and unity in the accomplishment of labor3.- A high sense of duty and a skillful plan of labor intelligently organized.Consequently, the D.R.E. Delegation at Venezuela has succeeded in attaining a high prestige for the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil among the most representative elements and institutions of the Venezuelan people agreeing, their ideals with ours. The central management of the D.R.E. Delegation at Venezuela is located in Caracas. It is a small office situated at a central city point.Att. D a UFGA GIVE19-124-2613
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# DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonia echeverria con tus ideas en marcha--6--It has two sub-deleations, me in muracalbo, a northern city of Venezuela, mier the airection of Roberto Fres, Baron Calera, and Ricardo auriuez, and the other one in bar.anquisimeto.At the central office of the ۰۸۰۰۰ jelegation in Venezuela ander the direction of naisel frcaols, General Delegate of the D.2.3. In Venezuela Jose Miquel concales lorente, Lorenzo Mersin, Joaquin Ferez, and its coca are actual worl In Caracas, e .. trasmits a dally radio broadcastanica lasts for 30 minutes. Also in Caracaito the.....transits a radio broadcast #alca nolas rent popularity. (it is intrestin to oint out as a proof for the aurvants eus errects of this cronicast that a role of action men of the co drist party tries to burn with Molotov coas the radio station waic.. transit the broaucast)..The labor accomplished by the D,R... in the student field is of vital importance. At present the elegation ins be possibility of moving enou Forces in a definitive moment to counterac Commist action inside the Oniversity which is totally controlies by Communists...e can joint out as ainly fasortant the so-called "personality building courses" mich were created by the tenders the 2..3. ani unico are carried throu today due to intimate copperation,amon; the D.R.D., the goverment, me Cristian Social Party aci ecclesiastical alerareny. Each of these courses lust for approximately one week and les for approximately me ween and are generally iven a farm. The attendants are almost always more than 35 and are suite auring one week to strong military discipline and intensivenacetrination waica lasts antil r.int erains the activities of the day wit a General Assembly in waich the results attained during the laj are iscussed. I had the opportunity to assist personally at one or these courses walca das being iven by aicardo Andries, Lo of the ... vele ation at aracaibo, in a fare iven by the Vene- amelan government or sucrose. Je to the present 1,300 Vene- zuelan Students have received caese courses and, certainly, their effects have influenced reatly in the consolidation of the democratic system in Venezuela.we could not tell of the sy other activities of the Deleration but would result nenting. C. Tast is way we aave only painted out the ost important.E.- DeficienciesGenerally, we could assert that the balance maintained by the D... Dele ution at Venezuela on tais aspect cannot be more positive. Excepting the lo ical and casal deficiencies fr the lator fue _reatly to the limitations, the D... Jeleation at Tenezuela des zot mave a... deficiencies ortance. On the other hand, τ.ιε Delevation at Venezuela presented to made by the rest of the vele ations, It is that the Delegation has been an pressures motivated by the large perious of time it has gone througaa complaint wale as also swill explain further ca. several occasions cier emotional
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# DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marchawith no visits by anyone of the Central Office of IntentionalRel t'ons. In other words, the D.R.E. deleg tion at Venezuelaasked through all its members more frecuent visits in order to avoida feeling of forlorness during our common struggle.## C.- Future possibilitiesThe D.R.E. has a huge future possibilities in Veneruel. The pres-tige it actually has with the people and inside covernment cir-cles opens new fields for the near future in all the aspects. Hewill synthesize these possibilities in the following points.1.- More "person-lity-building coursses" in order to double thenumber of Venezuelan students receiving them.2.- Organization of brigades to encounter Communists and move themout from the Central University of Caracas in the electionsnext year.3.- Increase in the propaganda4.- Spreading of activity throughout all the States of the country.![Signature]
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# DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marchaBAZTL.-... Actual situation of the station.For the better anderstemain of the situation of the DHS in Brazil, wo will first consider the situation of the Jo-leation at illo de Janeiro alle tuer the labor of the Dele ation it Sao Paolo.As well as the Deletion in Carues, the Delegation in alo de Janeiro has succeessa in carryla tarosh a labor walca is worthy of all praise.In spite of the laiosyncrasy of the Brazilian people and the seriousness of the interior sitiation of the nation, we believe that the belieation at trazii follows the Deleaton at venezola in best fanetionie. we could point out as main reasons for tals success the following.1.- The members of the Delegation are fully identified wita tas reality and problems of the crazlitan noclon ৪ all the members of the Dele atin se o mese.2...3 well as in Venesuela there is"team work" and anity in the accomplishment of labor.naoubtedly, the labor at brazil is the hardest to be carried taroan, followed Caile. talosyncrasy of the Brazilian people, which are in eneral somermat 1, norant about most serious prolems the world is actually encountering, the powerfil forces of extremelect, the desperate ecomoale situa-tion proiect of the compreso daica nas more than once almost craan the nation to civil war, are the reasons or cay times the Caban sroblem s been placed in second level, Cenerally Living it little imortence even inside democratic scctors.For approximately one year, the Dele ation at Rio de Janeiro nas been strugi aainst 5:13 real difficult situation, and the results octained cannot be better.1.- The press walca for long time and neli ar. Indifferent attitude towards the Cuban problem - cost of the times it even refuses to suclian any comiques of news given by the Dis nas cffered us its support the first time and the name of the Dhe appears frequently in its es (at my arrival at lo de Janeiro they interviewed ce).
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LILDIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILJose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marcha2.- The student organizationIn the student area, the National Union of Students (UNE) has already experienced the labor the accomplices. At the national assembly recently held, a resolution was issued that the nuclei were not permitted to participate. The Brazilian student has clearly displayed when several State Student trip recently attaining a resolution voted by this State Union and stressed the support our movement has sustained at by the government.75,000 students soliciting the intervention in Cuba after the Russian troops which have been recently landed in the Island.3.- The organization also drafted three pamphlets in Portuguese which have had a good acceptance among the people. These are: "For a Latin American Revolution", (fundamental objective of our revolution) "Calma Socialista" (since January is helping with political Cuba). Carlos Lacerda. Good relations with Federal trips to Belo Horizonte, have been made. Contacts have been established.B.- DeficienciesIn general terms, the deficiencies of the sole action are:*   The legal situation is uncertain.*   The lack of resources.The legal situation is rather difficult due to the fact that Joao Goulart's Pro-Communist government has obstructed them greatly in their stay in Brazil. Nevertheless, the collision of this problem is expected...as well as in the political protest of the "student" to the government. It is submitted because of the visit they undoubtedly encouraged. The measures are in reality and lifted us in their oral spirit.The people also contribute with the lack of propaganda. For sadness they solicitude funds in order to reprint it in Portuguese the most important propaganda to the Cuban exiles.C.- Future possibilitiesIt is important to point out that the Cuban Embassy at Brasil formally protest to the Brazilian government because of the presence of several people in the country; also other Communist Brazilian leaders cheap the protest. However, net activities for the future are planned. They are:1.- Continue editing pamphlets of guidance for the people
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DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTILjose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en marcha-3-on the Cuban problem.2.- Send two Delentes to Recife for the next visit of President rennedy to cruzil.3.- kerform several trips thros noat the country in order to estratlian croups of supporters in the alfferent places of the nation.4. Attaining of a radio broadcast.6.- Intensify the labor with the democratic student groups In order to entitate the work to restore the ... to our democratic couse.