Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Moravint Yo no partiipo de plugin monopolio cultural ni potcho menos nomico. De protestado siempre, en anta libros, Protesta ustedes también, Prue. ben a escribir una novela en contra del monopolio.Staderial: Una última pregunta: ¿Usted dijo que firma Hamados por la paz en Vietnaen?Moravia: Es clerto,Staderial: Firma también en el Corrie- ro dela Sera, que es el organo do la opre sión imperlatista en Itaha. ¿No es una contradicción?Moraviat Si es cierto que el Corriere della Sera es el orgath de la oprerdón Imperialista en Italia, e una contradle elón. De todas formas no escribo attieulos Ideológicos, y el los escriptora, no los pu- blicaria en el Corriere della Sera. Final- mente, a pesar de que yo no sea stalk. linista, permitame citar a Stalin: "Dicen que nos contradecimos, l'ues si, nos con- tradecimos", Solo los agit-prot no 10 contracteen,(Tomado de la revista "Análisis", Ar gentina, marzo de 1998)> [Figure] Signature of Jorge Lu Reyes32PROXIMAMENTETEATRO MUSICALDE LA HABANALos Siete Pecados Capitalescomedia musical de Héctor Quintero
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> [Figure] A caricature depicting a giant face with a jagged mouth and angry eyebrows, standing next to a small figure of a man resting his arm on the drawing.
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W. J. KAUFMANC/WH/2935423 November 1968SECRETLF SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION:8C/WH/6CSDOSECRETIMMEDIATEMEXICO CITY GUATEMALA CITYRYBAT/PERUMENROUTINE: JACOBRAREFS: A. GUATEMALA CITY 1950, (LB AUAYA).B. MEXICO CITY 8159- (IN 40273) **C. DIRECTOR 47408 *** (NOT SENT JACOBRA).1. AGREE POINTS REF A PARA 1 A THRU E BUT BELIEVE TIME NOW PROPITIOUS FOR DIRECT GUAT CITY STATION REP DISCUSSION WITH MEXICO CITY STATION ON GUAT REPORTED CUBAOW INSURGENCY SITUATION AND INTERVENTION INVOLVED.UNLESS IMPORTANT NEEDS TO CONTRARY, RECOMMEND KNOWLEDGEABLE GUAT CITY STATION CASE OFFICER PROCEED MEXICO AS REQUESTED REF B.2. BELIEVE AS STATED REF C THAT LIRING-3 SHOULD BE FACTUAL AS POSSIBLE IN PREPARING REPORT ON CONTACTS AND EXPERIENCES WHILE IMPRISONED GUATEMALA, AND IN GIVING OPINION ON HOW PRESS HAVE FAILED THERE; TO MAKE HIM APPEAR TOO KNOWLEDGEABLE ON FAR/PGT COULD AROUSE SUSPICIONS LIRING-9 AND COLLEAGUES.3. IT SEEMS POSSIBLE LIRING-9 MAY HAVE BEEN RELATING DIRECTLY TO ACTIVITIES OF HECTOR SANCHEZ GONZALEZ PER MEXICO CITY 7744 (IN 18686) IF LIRKEL-2 REPORT INDEED BASED ON FACT.MICROFILMEDFEB 27 1969DOC. MICRO. SER.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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S SECRETARIAT DISSEΜΙΝΑΤΙΟΝMESSAGE LOBIAJOTA! COMES:SECRETROUTING AND/CP INITIALS SEEN BYINDEX DESTROY RETURN TO_ BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE DE CS FILE NO.LIFO:RID COPY FILE(classification)SECRETPAGE TWOMEXICO CHY GUATEMALA CHY(Cote and time 1.100)CITE DIRECTOR 53169ANY CUBAN EFFORT THERE. AT SAME TIME DESIRE ENTICE *CURANS* TO EXPOSE HANDAS MUCH AS POSSIBLE WITHIN FEASIBLE KNOWLEDCZABILITY LIRING-3. ACCORDINGLYBELIEVE DETAILED DISCUSSION IN MEXICO WITH GUAT STATION C/O AT THIS TIHEWOULD EE PROFITABLE AND WELL WORTH VISIT.END OF MESSAGEEsa Comments: References attachedWH/COG: Paul Oberst (telecon)WB/2: Jack Murray (draft)Chief, WHDRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFIC. PROHIBITED.AUTHENTICATINGOFFICEECOPY NO
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionINFO: Chief of Station, Guatemala CityFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJ: PBRUMEN/The LIRING-3 OperationACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESAction Required: FYIReferences : A. HMMA-35904, 27 November 1968B. MEXICO CITY-8159, 22 November 19681. Forwarded herewith as attachment #1 are three reports on the most recent developments of the LIRING-3 operation, one dated 17 November and one dated 22 November, prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON. The gist of the 22 November report relating the conversation which LIRING-3 had on that date with LIRING-9 was cabled in reference B. Some additional comments by LIRING-9 passed on orally by ROWTON and not included in his report were included in reference B.2. Forwarded as attachment #2 are Xerox copies for both addressees of two letters received by LIRING-3 from FAR contacts in Guatemala. The third letter was prepared as an answer by LIRING-3.Raymond A. Fucilge.for Willard C. CURTISAttachments:1. Reports (3), h/w2. Letters (3), u/s/c3. Identity Sheet (1), u/s/cDistribution:Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each)2 - COS, Guatemala City (w/atts - 1 copy each)S/c att: 2h/u: att: 1CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA - 35905DATE: 27 November 1968CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 201-798301
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Att 1HMMA-35905MICROFILMEDDEC 9 196817 November, 1968Subject: IIRING/3 Contact with LIRING Office.1. During the period 4-15 November, 1968, Roxton met with IIRING/3 on four occasions to debrief him on his activities. IIRING/3 agreed with Roxton that there were several phases to his renewed operational activity that needed careful planning and co-ordination. He commented on these as follows:(a) Maintenance of contact with RAR: IIRING/3 sent a letter to Rafael Arguera A. giving him his current address so that "Pavel" could be informed how to contact him. In response to this letter, IIRING/3 received a note from the mother of the Miguel and Juan Leon Barrios on 14/11/68 enquiring about his health. Since the letter was addressed to IIRING's new address he felt it was proof that his reply to Argueta's letter had been received. He stated that he hoped "Pavel" or someone else representing RAR would soon appear.(b) RE-establishment of Contact with LIRING AND PERUMEN: LIRING/3 agreed with Roxton that his ultimate objective would be a trip to PERUMEN to act as liaison between the authorities there and FAR. Roxton stressed the need to keep the local LIRING establishment informed and in support of his activities, to avoid hurting their feelings by going over their head (as happened before the last trip). IIRING/3 commented that he would have to maneuver matters so that he was extended an invitation. He would try this through LIRING/10, but if it did not succeed he would try a discreet approach through Orlando Suarez who, he felt, could arrange a cultural invitation without difficulty.IIRING/3 subsequently reported to Roxton that he met with IIRING/10 on the morning of 15/11/68 in the patio area of the LIRING establishment and that the latter had introduced him to his replacement, who invited IIRING/3 to meet with him any morning about 1100 except Mondays and Fridays. TURING/9 also asked IIRING/3 to meet with him privately at his convenience so that he could debrief him of his experiences. IIRING/3 commented that IIRING/2 was very cordial but did not ask him any specific questions or show interest in debriefing him. IIRING/3 promised Roxton that he would attempt to gain access to IIRING/10's office for the debriefing.(c) Cover Problems: IIRING/3 told Roxton that he would make every effort to obtain some kind of cover employment so that he could justify any funds given to him by Roxton. He stated that he was attempting toHMMA-35905201-798301h/watt:1CS COPY
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arrange for an exposition to display his products and at the same time persuade a leading member of his profession to permit him to work in his establishment (for a nominal salary). LISTING/3 then suggested a better possibility - an exposition in Montreal.Canada, where he had contact with a person who could arrange matters for him. LISTING/3 confessed that he favored Canada for another personal reason. He explained that LISTING/4's father was suffering from what appeared to be terminal cancer of the throat or esophogus and that L/4 was very anxious to see him before he died. L/4 had stated several times that she planned to request a visa for travel to New York since it was out of the question for her father to travel to Mexico City to visit her. LISTING/3 told Rowton that in any case he felt it unwise to permit L/4 to visit New York where she would inevitably fall in with contacts of refugees who would report on her attitudes. He preferred to travel with her to Montreal under cover of the exposition and then ask her father to join them there - a trip within reason for a person in his condition. L/3 added that he felt he and L/4 could travel by boat at a modest fare and this would permit him to carry as many of his products as possible for the exposition.Rowton agreed that this might be a solution, but recommended that L/3 look into the possibility of returning to Mexico via IBRUMEN (on the boat) since this would kill two birds with one stone. Rowton suggested that L/3 determine whether L/4's father was actually in a condition to travel even the relatively short distance. If not it might be possible for L/4 to travel to New York via Montreal by train at less expense than by air.Wallace B. Rowton
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ATTIHПΠΑ-3590522/11/681. LIRING/3 received letter asknoutsizing from "Marta" postmarked 9 November, Guatemala, C.A. acknowledging receipt L/3's letter and expressing relief from anxiety. Gives greetings from "los canchitos" Miguel, Elsa, "La Negra", "La Chiquitia", Felisa, Maria Elena, "La gordita" Envelope written by other hand is addressed to L/3 at his new residence and bears retura address: M.Bol.,28c "3" 8-25 Zona 8. LIRING/3 told Rowton this letter from mother Juan and Miguel Paxxia León Barrics, sent apparently to test commo channel. 1/3 replied to letter 22/11/68 Aketing he posto soon ware urip outside country and asking Kак Marta to tell "los canchitcs" ( her sons Miguel and Juán) to send him the assignment ("encargo") soonest since he in position to help them in some way. L/3 enclosed clipping from "Siempre" of letter to editor describing his experiences in Guatemala.2. L/3 also turned over to neuten letter from "Espinoza" postmarked 7 November, Guatemala, C.A., sending warmest greetings, but containing phrase, "the León Barrios send you greetings", which L/3 interprets to be signal from Juán and Miguel that contact with FAR imminent. Envelope addressed to L/3 at his new address bears return address: Oscar Moises Raldán E., Granja Penal Pavón, Fraijanes, Guatemala.3. LIRING/3 also reported thet te had private talk with LIRING/9 on late morning 21 November in which 1/9 stated he most interested in any observations 1/3 might wish make concerning attitude and opinions his FAR contact with respect to PBRUMEN support. He asked L/3 to put his thoughts in writing and submit them to him at 1730 on 26 November. At L/3 request he promised invite LIRING/10 and other interested LIRING officials to this meeting. LIRING/9 expressed opinion that LIRING/3 should subsequently travel to PBRUMEN for "more detailed" discussions and offered arrange cultural cover invitation. He added that it would not be necessary for L/3 make formal application for visa.4. LIRING/3 will submit to Rowton draft of his report on afternoon 25/11/68 so that Rowton may amplify as desired. L/3 told Rowton he plans take line that FBRUMENs do not understand local problems and that their aid in past has been dissapated in factionalism. L/3 asked Rowton for as many details as Rowton can gather to strengthen his report (such as
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2. local FAR attidute toward César Montes and CPG leaders through whom PBRUMEN has worked in past. Also in French girl who executed recently about whom L/9 asked L/3 a number of questions, indicating FBRUMEN interest in exact role she played via-é-vis FAR.BRowton
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Att 1HNNA-3590522 November, 1968Subject: LIRING/3 Report of Meeting with LIRING/9.1. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at the safehouse ( Identity B ) at 1015 on 22 November, 1968, that he had met with LIRING/9 at the latter's private office late the previous morcing for a very serious discussion. L/3 explained that he had visited the LIRING offices with LIRING/4 to pass out invitations to the exposition scheduled to begin on 23/11/68, and that L/9 approached him inmediately and asked him to come into his office for a chat, "if he could spare the tine." Early in the conversation, Rowton's reconstruction of which follows, LIRING/3 got the impression that 1/9 had been delegated by LIRING/10 to talk privately with him on the matters he broached:"I'm glad, chico, that you have a few minutes, since I wanted to talk over a few things very seriously and in private."3. "I'm at your disposition. What do you have in mind?9/. "Well, what are your plans?"3/. "What plans do you mean? After all I have a lot of plans for different things, as you can imagine."9/. "I mean your plans for the immediate future."3/. "Well, I pllan giving this exposition ( to which you are invited, of course) in the hope of raising encugh money to take a trip to Montreal where I expect to have another exposition already being arranged by CFIC. This will enable LIRING/4 to come up there to see her father who is very ill, as you probably know. Her father will gladly help us financially to cover some of the cost of the trip."9/. "Yes, but I mean what about your plans for continued political activity?"3/" Well, that's different. As you know I have had a long standing interest in Central America politically, and, despite the fact that it has cost me a great deal personally, I hope to continue helping my friends within my capabilities. Fortunately, there in really nothing that know of against me here in Mexico, since I have not become involved with organizations and parties."9/. "I see. But has your experience in Guatemala affected your attitude towards us?"3/. "Frankly it has. I have a much better idea of the struggle from :first-hand experience, and much more sympathy for the difficultie
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2. that the comrades there had had to watergo."9/."But could you be more specific?"3/."Well, it's a long story. I had hoped to discuss it in some detail with several of you together, particularly LIRING/10 and his replacement."9/."Yes, that will be arranged. But first I would appreicate your going over everything with me."3/.""well first of all, I would like to have present Iden & with his wife since I want once and for all to clear up any questions about the circumstances of our mutual experience there."9/. "Don't be childish. We know all about Iden A, just exactly what kind of person he is as well as his wife. Such a confronta-tion is a waste of time, as far as we're concerned."3/. "But don't forget the fact that the parents of the wife of Iden are very close friends of the LIRENG Chief and it's quite natural that they'll present their point of view when they see him."9/. "Don't worry about that. It's a purely social relationship, and, in any case, our Chief really hasn't got very much to do with these things, and his opinion won't matter."3/. "I hope so. I'd feel better in any case to talk about the detail in Iden's presence, so that he will agree, as he must on his responsibility. You realize, of course, that he carried with him such compromising material that it was a miracle that we were not assassinated on the spot."9/."Yes, but that is unimportant now. hat is important isthe fact that you have learned a great deal about the mentality of our friends down there, and that this could prove very useful to us in our future dealings."3/."Yes, for instance, they told me among other things that César Nontes had spent too much time with your peopie, on trips to your country and to Mexico, and hai completely lost touch with the revolution. That's the reason he was "destituido".9/."So, you know that!"3/."Yes, and many more details of why they are unhappy - the lack of adequate financial support, the inability of PRIVEPESUNEN to embarrass FAFRIME In their increasing trade success."9/. Very interesting! I have a suggestion. Suppose you prepare a written report (informe) and bring it in at 1730 sharp on 26 November. I'll have some of my colleagues present so that we
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3. can all discuss your opinions and suggestions. I suggest1730 because it will be quieter then and we can go to abetter place to telk privately."3/. "Fine, but I would like to be able to amplify my report inperson isthe BRUKEN capital. Perhaps I could stop off thereon the way back from Montreal."9/. "But there are no passenger ships making that run. Only cargoships. I have a better suggestion. We could arrange an invitationfor a cultural exposition that would appear innocuous."3/. "Fine. I agree that would be best. Do I have to make any formalapplication?"9/. "It won't be necessary. I'll handle everything. but woatabout LIENG/4?"3/. "That's a rather delicate matter. She has not quite gotten overmy experience, and might object to my re-involvnent in politicalmatters. I therefore would request you not to mention this aspectto her. She could go off to her home town and visit her familyand think that the whole trip is cultural."9/. "Yes, I agree that would be best under the circumstances."Wallace B Rorton
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MICROFILMEDDEC 9 1968DOC. MICRO SER.Att. 2HQ/MA-35905Cuem Moner Roidans.Granja Penal RamonFraijanes GuatemalaSeñor:Carlos AmadoEdificio Cardona A-6.Pachuca, & Am. Santa CruzMexico, M.Q.F.![Postage stamp of guatemala with drawing of a plant]GUATEMALACORREO AEREOVIA AIRMAILDIA DEL CARTERO12 DE NOVIEMBRE![Logo of Dirección Undendis]DIRECCION UNDENDISCONTROLs/c att: 2HQ/MA-35405CS COPY.201-795301
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7/11/68Estimado Carlosaro saber la alegria que recibi al tener noticias tuyas ya que me imaginaba muchas cosas a Dios gracias aro fue asi, y me siento fe-liz, se de que te encuentres con los tuyos.De este lugar pues te dire seguimos siempre con el martirio de encon- trarnos privado de nuestras libertais yo pues siempre dandole a la pelala tu sa-bes que es la unica dis- tracción que hay te agra- desco infinitamente por laz cosas que me dijiste
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fie me seen Baviosaman salucian eventarni deVarsanal go see que mesieran ni reevidar este lugedlera of tienen miccia rapers.pero sempre me exeribasqe que me sinte triste safereas wineges puen iranAds, of tu sabes que enlingar hay que saber sligius amistades. BrunoCartes dispues te cautareoinmichas cosas saludaane a tu esposa of aCarlas, las ricundialaudita Champa of me daprostati. In anugo sincro
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ATT 2-NHMM-35905Liénitz mSec.200 “B” 8-25zonasGUATEMALA, C.A.![stamp of Guatemala]Señor. CARLOS LOuZAWOEdificio Contessa A-6TACUBAYA Y AVENIDA UNIVERSIDADMÉXICO 11, D.F.CORREO AEREO AIR MAIL PAR AVION![stamp of Admon. No. 11 Mexico]
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watenicia, 8 de Noviembré1.968.Contexto con que gusto partimos in misi pura no cívato la angustia que bondness filate di.Vorotros krimpre, seguimos esperando la votivath de Dios del nevim po:Los conchitos conii tu tu les dicas asten bien y te mondan, a ti y a tu esposa y ninas.Zo cada ves que vay alla ten-go la inspección de verte pura supuesto no lo tomes, a mal pito es un dude el corino que te profeso piro no deseo tancal nunca jennas. vir te exa condición.Reside cariños de Sttiqriel il vigotudo. Elsa, Li negra, la Chiquitia, Dolizu. Maria Elena, la gorditad le Cari y de tu amiga que menca te olvidana. y. dle a hives posa que no valla i enter celés
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2De la niña que mi corazonintima y quiere con todoSouros HortaProfe perdona letra yOrtografia pero no se siescribir que no vulla dacus de laprimera spi de pestern a
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Att 2.HINTA-359051124100 NF. 21 de Nov. 68Marthita:Te envio un receite. Proxima-mente hare inmigra fuera delpais. Necesito les diga a losCauchitos mi eximen el encargolo mas pronto posible puespuedo tratar de ayudar enalgo.Espero hayan recibido mislineas sin novedad yreciban Todos mis saludosafecuosos.Ma. Martha Barred28 Calle "B" 8-25 Zona 8Guatemala, GuatemalaC.A.PAR AVIONVIA AIR MAIL
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les esas mafias obtienen grandes ganancias que comparten con la dirección del Penal.Uno de los negocios más proc vos, y del cual participan las autoridad "en com-binación con los reclusos influyentes, es la venta de xxxxxxx sésicos y menguela a losreclusos; drogas con las que una gran mayoría trata de borrar su desesperación y angus-tia, pero trayendo por consecuencia reyertas que degeneran muchas veces en el asesinato.Como mencionó antes, la "Granja Penal de Pavón" consiste en un hoyanco atificalcuyo espacio habitable se reduce a un rectángulo de 170 por 70 metros, aproximadamen-te, el cual incluye 5 cuadros y una explanada al aire libre, irónicamente llamada "cam-po deportivo". Cada una de las cuadras alberga un promedio de 250 personas que vivenen la más absoluta promiscuidad. Para agravar esta situación funciona diariamente -du-rante 12 horas- un altoparlante, audible en todos los rincones, y que se utiliza paraacrecentar el amedrentamiento y el terror. Por ese altoparlante se llama a los recluicos,que son solicitados para presentarse a la autoridad del penal, pero siempre haciendo hin-capié en la amenaza y en la intimidación.Los reincidentes o reos peligrosos, están confinados en el "Triángulo", que es unespacio pequeño, protegido por alambrodes, del cual no pueden salir ni siquiera a la explanada. En las cuadras, sólo una parte de los redusos dispone de literas; la mayoríaduerme en el suelo cubriéndose con trapos viejos o cartones. La alimentación que el pe-nal proporciona consiste en cos pequeños panes y café por la mañana, seis tortillas y unpoco de caldo o de frijoles al mediodía, y otro poco de frijoles por la tarde. Una parte delos reos se alimenta con los escasos medios que sus familiares les llevan los días de visi-ta o en pequeñas fondas que algunos han instalado para obtener ingresos. Tampoco exis-te atención médica adecuada sólo una barraca con algunos implementos rudimentariosdonde, para cualquier enfermedad, se proporcionan cuando mucho dos aspirinas, o unpoco de menteolate y gasa, si es una herida, ya sea leve o grave.Un hecho que reviste gravedad extrema para los reclusos acusados de delitos polí-ticos, es el de cómo llegar seguros de vuelta a sus hogares el día que reciben su libertadde ese infierno. En todas las "cárceles" del país el total de presos políticos no llega a100. Una gran mayoría de estos [image of unclear text]---(Viene de la página 6) cuestrados" ydesaparecidos en la carretera por cual-quier grupo de los innumerables cuer-pos policiacos represivos que existenen Guatemala, previo aviso, claro estáde la dirección del Penal, que comu-nica con toda anticipación el día queun preso político obtiene su libertad.En general, la "Granja Penal Pavón"es posiblemente una de las prisionesmás terroríficas que existen en Lati-noamérica y sería oportuno que laComisión de Derechos Humanos de laONU organizara una revista de ins-pección, para [image of unclear text] así unade las tantas formas de violencia queimperan hoy día en tan bello perodesafortunado país.Le agradezco muy sinceramente lasInformaciones y defensa que la revistaSIEMPRE! ha hecho de mi caso.Atentamente,Carlos Jureida
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SECRETAttachment #3HMA-35905MICROFILMEDDEC 9 1963DOC. MICRO. SER.Identity SheetIdentity A: Carlos PERSABAL MarcueIdentity B: Suites Marne CIT: MexicoA: Mexicore: CONNECTION WITHSubj. of 201-798301SECRET3% att HMMA-35905201-798301