Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORTCOUNTRY: USSRSUBJECT: Nikolav Sergeevich LEONOVDATE: 1975-1976SOURCE: Two sources Reporting SeparatelyAny dissemination of this information to field Stationsor to officers not on the initial distribution must becoordinated with SE/CI/X. As a general rule, PDSTORAGEinformation is not releasable to foreign or domesticliaison services or to any office outside the DDO.1.  LEONOV, a high-ranking KGB officer, is currently Chief    of Service No. 1 (Information) of the KGB's First (Foreign    Intelligence) Chief Directorate in Moscow. According to one    source, LEONOV was to be appointed Ambassador to Poland, but    that assignment was cancelled when he became Chief of Service    No. 1. Another source reported in early 1975 that LEONOV    was Chief of Service No. 1 and was scheduled to be appointed as    Ambassador to Portugal when he received his Service No. 1    assignment instead.2.  LEONOV is very knowledgeable on Latin America and speaks    excellent Spanish.COMMENTS:1.  For previous PDSTORAGE reporting on LEONOV, please    see POSTORAGE report 984, 16 September 1964.Cont'WARNING NOTICE - SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODSINVOLVEDSECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM
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SECRET/NO FORI IGN DISSEM2. 2.  According to LEONOV'S 201 file, he is scheduled to attend the 1976 session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.22 October 1976Distribution:1-C/SE/CI/X1-SE/CI/X (Grimes)1-C/SE/CI/P2-SE/CI/R (Vault)1-C/SE/IO1-C/SE/CI/I1-C/SE: DC/SE: SE/COPS1-C/SE/XO1-C/CI/R&A1-C/CI/R&A/F1-IP/AN - 201-132139SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM801-132139
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ADMIN INTERNAL USE ONLYFILEPAGE 31-0113 SEP 76TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC 2476RUFN/DIRECTOR FBIINFO RUEHQT/USMISSION USUN 3443LAS 40800 14177FOR VE AND EUR/SOV INFOB.O. 11652: N/A69: CVIS UR/UN (KHRUSTALEV, YEVGENIY VLADIMIROVICH)SUBJECT: VISAS: SOVIETS TO UNGABISLEY, YEVGENIY VLADIMIROVICH1927ROSTOV NA DONUEMPLOYEE OF MFA, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH1928RYAZANSKAYA OBLEMPLOYEE OF MFA, PETR PORFIRIYEVICH1925VOROSHILOVGRADEMPLOYEE OF MFASEPT 19, 1975SEND OF SOVIET DELEGATION TO UNGA. STOESSELNAI to CSC/-316/03740-69,Dated 27 Oct 69 & referto FBI, 17 SEP 1976ADMIN INTERNAL USE ONLY201-132139
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cistle chroms cifySECRET19 June 1975To: J. A.*DJ's Preliminary Rundown of Soviet KGB officers associated with OSWALD Assassination of Pres. KENNEDY: Notes in*This is what I could dig out so far.1. Notes on: ALEKSEXEV, A. I known to me personally, senior KGB officer.2. LEONOV, N. S., known to me personally, KGB officer.3. SAGATELYAN, M. R. I didn't know him personally, but I have no doubt he is an RIS/KGB officer.4. ANDRONOV, I. On the basis of his writings, he is probably RIS/KGB officer. For certain, at least a co-optee.5. KOSTIKOV, V. V. I don't remember whether I identified him previously. He is exposed as a known KGB officer.6. YATSKOV, P. A, Known RIS KGB officer and I have no doubt about him.7. I have found some interesting writings in the Star for 18 June 1975, in the column: Party Talk Is Always CIA, by Betty BEALE. There is a discussion about the KGB involvement in the assassination.Also, in the Washington Post for 19 June 1975, in the editorial page "Russia Reports on the CIA." A copy of these articles is included.Please let me know if I can provide more assistance to you.Thank you,Orig T.J.A. 19/6/75Attt - 2 pages of clippings
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X-REF. SHEET S-E-C-R-E-T CATE 03/01/76X-REF. SYMB.ALNAER COC. CATE COC. FILED IN.201-C132139 HMMA-30416 28 CCT 66 201-0885685THE ABOVE DOCUMENT(S) ARE CROSS-REFERENCED TO THE 201 FILE CITED UNDER LEFT MARGIN. FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE LOCATION OF THE FILE CONTAINING THE RECORD COPY DOCUMENT, CALL FILES SECTION, EXTENSION 4127.S-E-C-R-E-T E2 IMPDET CL BY C549.79FILE IN 201-0132139
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# DISPATCHStation. Hov.ic1 (ctober 1965 through 30 April 1966References: 1. 11-27674, 2 December 19652. il. ΠΑΤΑ-28838, 6 May 19661.  Attached is the second IIREAIM progress report, which covers largely the period Juring which Robert L. EASDY has assumed the handling of this agent. It will be noted that the main headings are those laid out in the statement of objectives forwarded with reference B.2.  Each month, LIREALM gives EASBY a list of new contacts, a brief sketch of each, and any ideas he has on how they might be used to get at his main targets. These aro routinely traced in order to give him indications of poople of particular interest, or of possible danger to his cover. For example, when he listed Charles and Bertha SHALL as persons he had net at an art exhibit, he was told to avoid then and their group unless at a social function where they could not be avoided. We have no desire to have ODENVY open a dossier on him.3.  Of the attached listed contacts, Station has traces only on the following:CONTINUEDAttachment:Progress Report, h/Distribution:Chief, WHD, w/attCS COPY18 May 1966HΜΜΑ-28979SECRET
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SECRETCONTINUATION OF DISPATCH - 2 - HMMA-28979a. Alimuddin LUBIS. The only material available is that contained in HMMW-14223, 22 December 1965.b. Suzanne FELICIEN. LIREALM has previously reported she is in charge of "medical relations" and scholarships at the French Embassy. The only other information in the files is that provided by Albert de BONFILS in June 1962 through a casual Station contact. Since we were never in direct touch with him, and owing to the questionable nature of the whole BONFILS background and the lack of any solidity, this information must be accepted with some reserve. "Extreme Communist--propagandist--extremely dangerous--bad influence on scholarship students whom she uses as instruments and contacts--head of the scholarship service--much favoritism in the distribution of scholarships--accepts and demands gifts and money--obliges certain applicants to take French lessons which she gives and charges for. These lessons are her method of indoctrinating them."c. Jean-Claude DUCLAY. A routine memo from Barbara C. HUFIG, dated 26 November 1984, mentioned subject as having been in charge of the intensive French course taken by members of the doctoral and the history programs at El Colegio do Mexico. On 23 November 1964 he married Irenof AZNAR, then about 27, who was also teaching in the course and who had been here only since 1963, coming directly from France where she had been a teacher.d. Beno and Carol Cook LIEBERMAN. LIREALM and his wife met Mrs. Lieberman shortly after they arrived here. Beno they met in late January at the Mexican Folklore Association, which they conduct weekly at their home. It is a variety of "hootonanny" where both hosts and guests perform, and occasionally visiting entertainers appear. It is a meager living indeed, with 25 pesos a person being charged, and fortunately they do not have to depend on it, since Carol Lieberman has a fairly well paying job at The News. Beno was described as aesthetic-looking, undernourished, ill-kempt and very Jewish looking. However, LIREALM found him sensitive, gentle and interested in people. It was at one of these evenings where LIREALM met Nikolay LEONOV (see).The Lieberman's were also reported to have attended a luncheon at the home of Pearl, one of the reporters for The News, at which two officers of the Soviet Embassy were there.SECRET
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SECRETCONTINUATION OF DISPATCH -3- HMMA-28979e. Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201-13.2139) leonov and LIREAIM spen the evening discussing chess and later made an appointment to play at LIREALM's house. This visit was marked by totally unpolitical conversation and Leonov asked no leading questions. The two couples got on well, and a return match is planned. (А регвосаlity report is being prepared on Leonov and will be submitted after the second meeting. LIREALM is being encouraged to see Leonov, about whom little concrete is known outside of his cover work.)4. The format of these reports will require some roworking, and this will be done following EASBY's return from home leave. During EASBY's absence, LIREALM will report to llard C. CURTIS whom he has already met.PoladlyforWillard C. CURTISSECRETFROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED
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# LIREALM Progress Report31 October 1965 - 31 April 19661. The period October 1965 to February 1966 vas largely devoted to building a circle of useful contactu in the French colony and intellectual world and getting to know the case officer. When the latter left in early 1966, I was introduced to my present case officer. Past activity was reviewed and evaluated, targets discussed and objectives clearly defined.2. The following will give some indication of advances aade so far against the target objectives laid out in HHLA-28838:a. French Embassy floor plan. Under various pretexts, numerous visite have been made to the Enbasву. A rough diagram is ready with the occupants of most of the offices identified. Remodeling of the building is in.. process. Some officers will be transferred from one room to another. The basic structure of the building will not be altered.b. Contacts leading toward the French target.. Those persons naned below have all been met at least once during April and are deemed to be worthy of further devolopaent for their apparent access in the French community. This nuzber represents only a fraction of persona met and virtually discarded for lack of operational promise:201-112162(1) Rogin Miillaye du Boullay. Het on several occasions Press Attache of the French Eabacny, and possibly their Political Section head. Several sourcesREPROGUSTION IS BEST OSTANEJELEFROM APERTURE CARD SURMITTED
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describe him as displeased with his present rank at the Embassy. Some bio data is now available, but further development is definitely warranted. He is friendly and approachable. His value lies in (a) his leading to other Embassy officers and providing bio data about them; (b) his being disgruntled and providing information wittingly; (c) his being an intelligence officer.(2) Henri de *Coignac. Met on several occasions. Have made tentative tennis date. Is very close to the Ambassador. The nature of his relationship or the services provided to the Ambassador have to be determined.(3) Genevieve *San Jose. Have seen on several occasions and have established fairly friendly relationship. She is a journalist with the le Journal Francais. Has already been a source of some bio data about Embassy officers, introduced to some members of French colony, corroborated some information obtained elsewhere.(4) Marie Bideault *Lesort. Switchboard operator at Embassy. Unmarried, friendly, helpful. Have visited her on various pretexts, now stop by just to say hello. Hope to set her up for another agent to meet and develop.(5) Valentine *Honorat. Secretary to Jacques Soigle, Attache at Embassy. Elderly, friendly, helpful. Corrected letter I wrote to Ambassador. In return I gave her a box of chocolates for which she seemed genuinely grateful. Offered to help me in future in any way she could..(6) Suzanne *Felicion. Assistant to Cultural Attache. Seen several times on business. Friendly. Known to mutual friends. Possible source of bio data on other Embassy personnel. Has invited my wife and me to dinner. This could be our first important break.SECRET
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-3-c. Possibly Significant Contacts. Because of my close friendship with them, their access or their lack of apparen income.(1) Jacques C. *Derney*. Private businessman, "Artistic Counselor." lives outside hi apparent income, probably homosexual.(2) Jean-Claude *Duclay*. Professor at Centre Scientifique. Very friendly. Function of Centre and reason for its enormous staff not clear.(3) Francois and Konique *Gilliot*. 'Commercial Attache. He is very anti-U.S. She is friendly to my wife.(4) Andre and Norca *Lesur*. Close ties with Andre could lead to close friendship. Very prominent in French colony. Wealthy businessman. Possibly willing to colla- borate with us wittingly.d. Mexican Intellectuals(1) Beno and Carol Lieberman. Run Mexican Folklore Association. Have access to large circle of Latin American ceni-professional musicians and entertainers. Gradually obtaining bio data on Beno and his friends.(2) Feliciano *Bejar*. Prominent artist. Friend of the U.S., but has many friends among the Mexican left.(3) Martin *Foley*. British national. Manager of Bejar. Technical director of Ballet Folklorico. Brilliant, friend of many Mexican artists and intellectuals, left and right.(4) Adrian *Leyva Schoonmaker*. Professor at Unidad Prof, de Zacatenco. A professed socialist. Brilliant student, introverted and peculiar. Access to leftist circles.REPRODUCTION IS SEST COTAINABLEFROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED
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e. UAR(1) Michel *Hamed*. Lcw ranking member of Embassy. Met once, January 1966. No further progress or efforts made.f. Indonesia(1) Alimuddin *Lubis*. Press and cultural attache. *Very friendly*. I have not yet followed up.g. Soviet(1) Nicolay T. Leonov. Press Attache. Off to a very friendly and casual start socially. Have permitted one month to pass without contacting him in order not to seom overly eager. I feel I can call hin next week and proceed cautiously to develop him if mutual interest seems to be there.3. Over the next few months, these contacts will be further refined, in coordination with the case officer. Owing particularly to the variety of French contacts, it should be possible to settle before too long on a handful of fairly productive sources of personality in- formation.
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# SECRETSUBJECT: AESTORAGE No. 984Nikolay LEONCV (201-132,139)DOI: 1964NOTE: AESTORAGE represents a collation of information provided by several reliable and sensitive sources, some of then documentary. AESTORAGE information is not to be released outside of the Clandestine Services Components of CIA unless-written authorization has been granted by C/SR/CI. AESTORAGE information may be transmitted to CIA field stations only after it has been coordinated with C/SA/CI.1. Subject is an officer of the Fifth Department (Latin American), First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence), KGB who has been assigned to the residentura in Mexico City since approximately 1961. Source bε το information on his specific assignments in Mexico.2. Prior to his service in the EGB, Subject graduated from the Institute of Foreign Relations. He then served in Mexico for four years as a member of the Soviet representation there. Source does not know what his position in Mexico vas. (Comment: Subject was an employee of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City from July 1953 to October 1956). He then returned to Moscow and entered the KGB Intelligence School in ca 1958 and graduated in 1930. (Comment: Presumably Subject joined the KGB after his return from Mexico). He vas then assigned to the Fifth Department, First Chief Directorate in KGB Headquarters where he served until his assignment to Mexico in 1961.3. Subject is reported to be an excellent Spanish# SECRET
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SECRETspeaker. In Mexico he had additional duties as "government interpreter". He acted as Fidel CASTRO's interpreter during the latter's trip to the USSR. He also accompanied Anastas MIKOYAN on the latter's trip to Mexico and Cuba. In addition on several occasions he has served as interpreter to official Cubans visiting the USSR.P.L.DILLONC/SR/CI/KGBDistribution:Orig & 1 - SR/O/WH for 201-132,1391- EH/11 - SR/CI/KGB1 RID1 AESTORAGE chronoP.Dillon,C/SR/CI/EGB: abg 16 September 1964SECRET
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SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM11 March 1964SUBJECT: ARSTORAGE No. 928Nikolay Sergeyevich LEZOV (201-132139)DOI: 1962NOTE: AESTORAGE represents a collation of information provided by several reliable and sensitive sources, some of them documentary. AESTORAGE information is not to be released outside of the Clandestine Services Components of CIA unless written authorization has been granted by C/SR/CI. AESTORAGE information may be transmitted to CIA field stations only after it has been coordinated with C/SR/CI.In August, 1962, Source reported that Subject, reportedly assigned to Mexico City, was a KB agent.Distribution:1 - LEONOV dossier1 - DC/SR/CI1 - ER/CC/S&P/CI: TRyanSECRET
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SECRETTO FOREIGN DISSEM14 May 1963SUBJECT: AESTORAGE No. 841Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201-132139)DOI: 1962NOTE: AESTORAGE represents a collation of information provided by several reliable and sensitive sources, some of them documentary. AESTORAGE information is not to be released outside of the Clandestine Services Components of CIA unless written authorization has been granted by C/SR/CI. AESTORAGE information may be transmitted to CIA field stations only after it has been coordinated with C/SR/CI.In August 1962 Source identified Subject as a KGB officer, presently assigned to Mexico City.Distribution:Orig. - LEONOV dossier1 - DC/SR/CI1 - SR/CI/KSR/CI/K:DRyanSECRETTO FOREIGN DISSEM
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SECRETDO DOCUMENT EXTRACTTHE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE SURJECT OF THIS 201DOSSIER HAS BEEN EXTRACTED FROM ANOTHER OFFICIAL DO FILE.PERSONS PERFORMING NAME TRACES ARE CAUTIONED THAT THE DOCU-MENT FROM WHICH THIS EXTRACT WAS PREPARED CONTAINS ADDITIONALINFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE SUBJECT AND SHOULD BE REQUESTEDFROM IP/FILES.LEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH201-0132139 074-005-102SEX M SX-05555/25POB USSRCIT.USSRRES USSR. KNOWN KGBDATE. 28 APR 75 09274849201-0132139SECRET E2 IMPDET.CL. BY. 054979
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. DATESOURCE CRYPTONYM DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYSTDATE PROCESSEDDISSEMINATED INDATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONCROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILETRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONLEONOV, NICHLAS201-132139SEX M DOB 7050-008-010HMMA-3286423 AUG 67CIT COLOMBIAOCC 7PRESS ATTACHE OF THE SOVIET EMBASSY.HLAR 6709110184FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FILE IN 201-132731132139SECRET
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5.  On 5 January 1956 the director told agent that he would be meeting with the ALBIERi group in order to evaluate whether that organization would provide a small amount of fire power for JAVITS. After having once trouble getting it to a designated specialist because of death versus his date of birth, they should by now at least live OK.6. On 5 January 1956 Mr. Enrique CIAVOA informed two JALII y Rulies, of CINERAMA, that on Friday he intended to be 10 February 1956 because that day CHAVEZ "A said that the world would be a creation of the moon (general idea). Inter that day CHAVEZ will be in contact (on Tuesday et. California by name ALBIERA, who has submitted a formula on the subject." (It is considered that the "cinema doctor" had been in charge of JALII, that Rolando CIAVOA (determined as 02 (opposite to FULGENCIO) plane) was "brother of (one to ladies, probably to be SACRAMENTO PINEDA because, since in Sacramento and the article is popular) had not yet been informed. If UTA there more will then be a meeting with the general. Awaiting UTA.7.  On 12 January 1956 Mrs. HIITO, daughter of General I.J., a main called Soviet Embassy, stout the clinical factories. They were not saying. Several for future was ill in Veracruz. She gave her telephone number as 14-31-39, which is that of Dr. Daniel HIITO Torre at Valle Letrero Tula.ActionsIt is proposed that when LIZARDI-3 is finally cleared, be given the assignment of identifying as many as possible of JAAA's supporters who have positions in the Mexico Soviet state. It is believed that JAAA at all has many adherents in government and that they, like the followers of Bernabe As... are in a position to exert a good deal of influence.Formally, it seems likely that others of a similar be received through HIITO.201-132139
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14-0000073. H-V, Rodolfo    Flores Torres St.192-h-3735-N-052035 Dec. 1955Page 77Telephone: 36-32-14On 20 May 1955 this subject called "Nikolai D. Krendich", Soviet Embassy employee, she was told: "We have found the books on murder of Soviet foreign policy." IAGOP, said he would take 2 weeks to write to the next day.On 3 August 1955, UFO called the Embassy to inquire what the type of event to be burn to a social function that evening.This matter aroused the interest of the station because it is not often that they intimate deliver documents to private entities.LI-W-K was requested to supply information on this subject on 14 Sept. 1950. FBI told him (DEL) that Krendich was for many years active in the Mexican Migratory Service, at one time living next to the Mexican Delegation in Warsaw, Poland. He was never very friendly. He is now about 75 yrs. old, inactive in the government, but does write articles for the newspaper (Excelsior). He is a brother of the poet, Amado Nervo.Actions: None contemplated.
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-460014-00000Although the last reference may serve to explain the close relationship between Him and the Soviets, the role of May. It is kept in mind that the Soviets here are not as devoted as the others.Furthermore, the allegation that Andres Casuso is a complete fact.5. The border city telephone directory lists one Andres in the with telephone.6. The following information on the case “Marl” was reported on 20 April 1954a. Renee Striker is Immigration file #6664Born in Hungary.Insurgentes no presidentNo police record of record in federal or.
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, WH DivisionINFO:Chief, SB DivisionFROM:Chief of Station, LimaSUBJECT:Operational/JMRODTransmittal of LetterACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMREFERENCE: DIRECTOR 26978Forwarded herewith is a copy of the torn letter as requested per Reference.> [Figure: Stamp with text 'DOC. M. C. I. O. SER.' and 'FEB 11 1972' and 'MICROFILMED']> [Figure: Signature of 'Samuel R. Castiel']HJG/chfAttachment: h/w as statedDistribution:2-C/WHD w/att h/w1-C/SBD w/o attLATT H/W1 cc w/o ATT TO 58/X/WHCS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TOD 200-124-162/3DATE201-132139DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHPLA-102163 August 1969CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHQS FILE NUMBERD 200-124-162/3
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18 июня 1969 г. АПН## ПЕРУ: ВСТРЕЧА С МИНИСТРОМНужно немало поколесить по Лиме, прежде чем выберешься на окраины города. На одной из них, на пустыре возводится новое здание министерства энергетики и горнорудной промышленности Перу. Раньше такого министерства не существовало, так как соответствующие отрасли народного хозяйства были на откупе у монополий США. Но времена меняются. Перуанцы не только берут под свой контроль иностранные капиталовложения в столь жизненно важной сфере народного хозяйства, но намерены сами управлять этой отраслью экономики своей страны.Третий этаж здания еще в лесах, крыши нет. Кругом лязг и грохот, как на всяком строительстве. А в цокольном и первом этажах уже кипит работа. Сотрудники нового министерства разрабатывают основы политики в области энергетики и горнорудного дела.Министр Хорхе Фернандес Мальдонадо, в январе этого года произведенный из полковников в генералы, один из активных участников военного переворота 3 октября 1968 года. Он согласился встретиться с корреспондентом АПН. Кабинет министра находится в полуподвальном помещении. Ни приемной, ни секретарей. Внутри - скромная мебель. За столом Фернандес Мальдонадо.Нефть и горнорудная промышленность являются основой экономики Перу. (В 1968 году продукция этих отраслей составила 52 процента национального экспорта и дала стране