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ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
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REFERENCES:
A.
A. UFGT 16628
B. UFGT 15216
OPERATIONAL
1. During the period under review, financial support to the
AMSPELL organization has been reduced significantly. As reported
in 
references, the primary reason for the reduction was the
inconsistencies of many AMSPELL activities with current WOFACT
directives.
2. Cooperation between AMSPELL and the Station has been maintained
through AMHINT-2, the principal agent of the AMSPELL operation.
Although no longer being carried on a salaried basis, AMHINT-2 has
continued to 
be responsive to Station guidance.
3. AMSPELL has continued its correspondence with various student
groups and leaders throughout the free world, and especially in
Latin 
America. AMSPELL has contacted various international student
groups requesting passage money so that its delegates could be
afforded the opportunity to attend upcoming international student
.conferences.
4. A campaign was launched to call attention to the plight of
Pedro Luis BOITEL, a Cuban student leader who was unjustly
imprisoned on the Isle of Pines by the CASTRO regime. A report/
denunciation of the imprisonment of BOITEL was prepared and sent
to AMSPELL's principal contacts in the Latin American student field
seeking support for AMSPELL's demand that BOITEL be released.
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1. AMSPELL bi-monthly magazine (copy being forwarded under
separate cover)
AMSPELL efforts during recent months have
concentrated on the preparation of its new bi-monthly
8,000 copies of the magazine's first edition which
in May 1966 were distributed as follows:
2.
published
(1) 3,000 0 copies sent to Latin
(2) 1,100 copies distributed by AMSPELL delegations
America
(3) 3,000 copies distributed among Cubans in the United
States
(4) 100 copies were sent to AMSPELL contacts and
student movements in Europe, Africa, Asia, Canada, etc.
(5) Members of the AMSPELL organization also received
copies in which the AMSPELL internal bulletin was
inserted. Each member was asked to promote the sale
of subscriptions and advertising space as well as to
seek persons who would collaborate with the magazine
staff by contributing their talents.
(6)
The remainder was distributed among the various
embassies, official representations of governments and
organizations, both in the United States and abroad, as
well as among Cuban exile journalists and organizations.
AMSPELL Cuban mailing
Since March 1966, 1,000 envelopes containing AMSPELL propa-
ganda have 
been 
mailed to Cuba on a monthly basis. This propaganda
is directed 
particularly at students who support the regime (copies
of the propaganda are being forwarded under separate cover).
3. Press
The majority of AMSPELL press releases have been in connection
with the mistreatment of political prisoners by the Castro regime.
Other releases concerned the aforementioned BOITEL campaign and a
tribute to Cuban martyrs who gave their lives fighting against the
BATISTA dictatorship in 1957. (Copies of the press releases are being
forwarded under 
separate cover.)
CINAFINANCIAL
1. Final payment of AMSPELL salaries and termination bonuses was
made in February in line with the Station's reduction of financial
support to AMSPELL. Under the present arrangement JMWAVE support is
limited to $1,000 monthly, this includes the $200 monthly financial
support payment to AMHINT-1's family, office overhead, and support for
printing/
distributing the bi-monthly publication.
2. The following amounts were expended by the Station in support
of AMSPELL activities during the second half of FY 66: :
Operational expenses
Salaries and termination bonuses
Total expenditures
$ 9,929.74
6,200.00
$16,129.74
i
D.
FUTURE PLANS
It is anticipated that AMSPELL efforts in the near future will be
directed at the upcoming CLAE meeting which is scheduled to be held
in Havana 29 July to 9 August 1966.
PHILIP
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ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
ACTION REQUIRED: FYI
REFERENCE: UFGA 23946, 24 November 1965
A. OPERATIONAL
1. General
☐ During the period under review AMSPELL continued operations
aimed at the student/youth target. AMSPELL sent a circular letter
to students and youth in Cuba in an effort to establish a "dialogue"
between these young people and AMSPELL. Other AMSPELL activities
during this period are contained below.
2. Printed Propaganda.
a. Monthly AMSPELL Bulletin:
November
. December
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To Cuba
To Latin America (Spanish)
4,800
4,800
To Latin America (French)
To Latin America (English)
2,900
2,900
1,925
1,925
1,925
1,925
b.
The regular bulletin highlighted the following themes:
The need for solidarity in the struggle for liberty for Cuban
political prisoners; the new trend in Polish communism and its
criticism toward the system; the attitude of Soviet students toward
totalitarianism and the failure of Castro's plan to indoctrinate
Cuban students. The December bulletin carried a special Christmas
message. (Copies of the bulletin are being sent for Headquarters
information under separate cover.)
3. Radio Propaganda
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Topics discussed on
commentaries supporting
November and December without interruption.
the 
program included: The war in Viet Nam;
work of student 
groups throughout the world in combating communism;
news of student and youth 
activities in Cuba and Latin America;
world news reports; and a special 
Christmas message in December.
4. Press Releases
During the poriod under review, AMSPELL press releases,
themes of 
which are listed below 
received replay as follows:
Diario las Americas: a. Tighter control over university
councils 
in Cuba.
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Activities of Cuban agents in Mexico.
To the large number of relatives of
c.
`high Cuban officials reported among refugees,
Bohemia Libre:
a. Reports on the exodus.
b.
Comments on Che Guevara's
disappearance and his wife's condition.
AMHIM:
a. ANSPELL comments on a Miami Herald
article concerning statements by Cuban students regarding the
incompatibility between Christianity and Communism.
b. Cuban agents reportedly responsible
for demonstrations against Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Senator
Robert Kennedy 
while on tours in Latin America.
in Cuban universities.
B. FUNDS EXPENDED
Salaries:
C. Analysis of anti-Christian policies
November
December
$ 2,250.00
Operational Expenses:
$ 3,850.00
C.
FUTURE ACTIVITIES
2,250.00
$ 4,150.00
An overall review of AMSPELL operations is currently being made
by the 
Station. When 
discussions between the Station and AMSPELL
are concluded, it is anticipated that Station support of the AMSPELL
organization will 
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OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
1. General
During the period under review, AMHINT/2 visited Caracas and
turned in a report on the university situation in that country 
which
was submitted in Reference. In addition to the normal propaganda
activities, the AMSPELL group waged a campaign for the release of
political prisoners and has intensified this campaign since the
announcement of the "open door" policy on 28 September 1965.
2. Propaganda Production (samples forwarded under separate cover)
4,800 copies of the bulletin were mailed into PBRUMEN each
month. Over 6,000 copies of the international edition were sent
Among the
monthly to addressees in Latin America and Western Europe.
internal problems of
main issues treated in the bulletins were:
PBRUMEN communism as a result of Ben Bella's overthrow; communist.
atrocities in Viet Nam; testimony of Alberto Muller on the secret
executions in Communist PBRUMEN; the comments of Identity A with
respect to the PBRUMEN situation, the exodus and Che Guevara's
disappearance.
b. Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases are also
forwarded under separate cover. Included is an article by AMHINT/2
on the student discontent in PBRUMEN which appeared in Identity B.
Other articles and press releases were used by Identities B, C and D
and by AMHIM.
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3. Radio Propaganda
AMSPELL continued its weekly radio programs and in addition
prepared tapes for distribution to numerous Latin American radio
stations. One such tape featured statements made by Alberto MULLER:
his imprisonment. Local Spanish language stations also used
tapes.
AMS
Other developments
In September, AMBARB/54 and
other members of AMSPELL
t. The Station would appreciate current
resigned to seek other employmentest and
information regarding KULAMP's
possible employment of
AMBARB/54 (per DIR 40414). He is an intelligent and capable individual
and is currently investigating job possibilities in ZRMETAL with
several international agencies.
B.
FUNDS EXPENDED
Salaries
July
$3,000.00 8 00
4,009,70 3,850.00
Operational Expenses
Totals
$7,009.70 $6,850.00
*Includes one month's salary as severance pay.
C. FUTURE PLANS
September October
$4,100.00*
* $2,
2,250.00
3,850.00 3,850.00
$7,950.00 $6,100.00
AMSPELL will continue its political action and propaganda activities
during the coming months and will engage in special campaigns and press
releases as current developments dictate.
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RADIO. STATION HAS SEEN NO INDICATIONS REPORT PICKED UP BY PRESS.
2. AMSPELL WILL CONTINE PLAY REPORTS ON GUEVARA AND FAMILY
WHEN PEGS ARE AVAILABLE. HOWEVER STATION DOES NOT PLAN
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CHARACTER FOR AMSPELL GROUP. ORIGINAL PROP. PLAY INITIATED UNILATERALLY
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GAY HERNANDEZ, Raoul
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GRILLO CONZALEZ, Deinaldo
GONZALEZ BARROSO, Bernardo
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GONZALEZ CASTILLO, Carmelo N.A.
GARRIDO ARGUELLES, Walter
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HIBO PERDOMO, Leonardo
GIBART Nelson
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GARCIA CEtonio
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OCHEZ QUESADA, Oaveldo
QUERRA VIDAL,
Miguel y Digna García (padres) 2423 51scayne Blvd. Miami
Delia E. Guerra (esposa). 312 S.. 31 Ave., Miami, Fla.
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GARCIA ROSALES, Lester
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HERNANDEZ PEREZ,
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JANE ARCHDIN. Love Julio Jané (hermano)
JIMENEZ ROBERTO
JIMENEZ, Certridia
JANIS BERNAL, Komal
JUNCO MARTIN,
Monserrate Casademón de Gomez,hija,1730 E Valley Ave. Birgning-
ham, Ala.
LOPEZ CASALES,
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MENDIOLA FERNANDEZ, Jose Viip!
MENENDEZ FERNANDEZ, Lia
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MACHADO RISALA, deleting
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MARTINEZ CALDERIN, Petro
MIRABAL LOPEZ, Pedro
MARTINEZ OSADA SOLIS,
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MORERA DEL CAMPO, Gerardo
MARROQUI TEJO, Julian
MENENDEZ GONZALEZ, PAUL
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MARTINEZ-SARDINAS, Lim A.
MILIAN RIVŪRO, Manuel (
MENENDEZ FONZALEZ, afael
HAESTRI PEREZ, Raul:
MARTINEZ D,OSABA, Nelson:
MORENO CARRERA, Cerlon M.
MAS PULEX LOPEZ, Antonio.
MORALES ALVAREZ, Unique
MARTINEZ RODRIGUEZ Celoo
MARTINEZ GARCIA, Eberto
MARTI, JOSE
MENENDEZ GONZALEZ P-blo
MONTES DE OCA, Ignacio
MARTINEZ, Juan Pedro
MARTINEZ JIMENEZ, Vicente
MELIAN CABALLERO, Angels
MENENDEZ, RICARDO
MORALES Kone
MORALES, Reinaldo
MITRE Luis
MARQUES, Rafael
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NAUMAN UREDA, Manuel
NUNEZ TRINCADO, Terena
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PARRIL PEREZ, Agapito
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BEGIENO VELO, Laureano
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PADRON CURSELO, Virgilio David
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PEREYO. CARRERA, Joan Lis
PEREZ GONZALEZ, Leonel
PINTADO, RAUL
POVEDA PACHECO, Arginiro
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KILTAN RIVERO, Manuel (g
MENENDEZ PONZALEZ,
MAESTRI PEREZ, Hal. Angelina Pérez (tfa) 534
MARTINEZ D.OSARY, Nolan:
MORENO CARRER, Colon N.
MAS PULEX LOPEZ, A-ton
MORALES ALVAREZ,
MARTINEZ ODRÍEZ Colo
MARTINEZ GARCIA, Eberto
MARTI, JOSE:
KENENDEZ GONZALEZ, Pablo
MONTES DE OCA, Tamacio
MARTINEZ, Juan Peiro
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MARTINEZ JIMENEZ, Vicente
MELIAN CABALLERO, Angels
MENENDEZ, F
Karta Hernández (novia) Manila 1053. Urb.Sta. Rita Rio Piedras
MORALES ene Lilia García (prima) 1343 .. Miami St.Apt
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MORALES, Peinaldo Conrada Robres (
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MARQITES, Rafael Hilda Tabares(prima)4046 S.W. & Terr.,Miami
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NUWEZ TRINCADO, Tan
NICIOLINI, Perro.
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PEQUENO VELO, Laureano
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FERNANDEZ, Coberto
PEDRAZA MARTI, Morio
Benito Perez Diaz (hermano).
PERES DELGADILIO, Jose Conchita Nodarse
PARRA LEYVA, Diego
POLL VALDES, Wilfredo
PEREZ HERNANDEZ, Meni
PADRON CURBELO, Virgin
PAZ VALDES, Martha de
PERETO CAPRERA, one at a
PEREZ GONZALEZ, Leonel
PINTADO, RAUL
POVEDA PACHECO, Argininn
PENA,000ar
PKNA, Jaime
PINEIRO MARINO, Julian
Senito Perez (nijo)
Jose M. Pintado (hermano) 10276 N.E. 12 Ave.Miami
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QUINTAIROS SANTISO, Roberto Jose
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QUESADA RIOSECO, uben
RODRIGT SYVA, Viotor
Abril-61
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RUIZ QUERRA, Francisco
RUIZ. HERRERA, Ricardo
ROJAS LORENZO, odolfo
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RUIZ OHERRA, Panason
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ROJAS LORENZO, odolfo
RODRIQUEZ SANCHEZ, Omar
RUIDIAZ LEDESMA, Orestes
REYES VALDES, Carlos
RUBIERA FEITO, Carlos Vicente Rubiera 2. S.W. 17 Ave. Apt. 203, Miami
RODRIOUS SARMIENTO,
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SOMEILLAN RIBALTA, Teinita
SANCHEZ PRADO, Alberto
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Conrada Robles, 2783 H.W. 21 Terr., Miami
SANCHEZ GARCIA, Magardo
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RODRIGUEZ LEYVA, Victor
RUIZ OHERRA, Fransisco
RUIZ HERRERA, indo
ROJAS LORENZO, odolfo
RODRIGUEZ SANCHEZ, Omar
RUIDIAZ LEDESMA, Orestes
REYES VALDES, Carlos
Lídice y Albor Ruiz(hijos) 2762 N.W. 15 St. Miami 634-6753
RUBIERA FEITO, Carlos Vicente Rubiera 2 S.W. 17 Ave. Apt.203,Miami
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ROJAS MOYA, rodolfo
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SABORIT LEYVA, Mario
SARABASA ACTA VEL,
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SOWERS GOMEZ, Antoni
SUAREZ GONZALEZ, l
SABAS NICOLADES,
amel
SANTOS GOMEZ, Rene
SALESA LOPEZ, Mario
Guillermo Sowers (tío) 401 N.. 29 St. Miami
SIERRA COTO, Justo Luis
SOMEILLAN RIBALTA, Teljnita
SANCHEZ PRADO, Alberto
SILVA, Roberto
Conrada Robles, 2783 N.W. 21 Terr.,Miami
SANCHEZ GARCIA, Magardo
TORRE FERNANDEZ, Brancisco e la
TEJERA OLITE, Rafael Antonio
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NOMBRE
I
(continuacion).
TORRES MENA, Pablo de in
.TORRES MENA, SAKI
TORRES GARCIA, aul
TARABELA, Francisse
TORNES, Paimuindo
VILLANUEVA MARTEZ, Monial c/c Nov.30 de Nov.
VARONA PRIMELLES, C
VERDECIA CASTILLO, Lo
VERDECIA CASTYLLC. L
12 Ave
VEGA URQUIZA, Lines Jose F. Azor,O'Neill 140, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.
VALDES CARA Pel
VALDES D,MOLP, olando:
VALDES DE ARMAS, Juan Shenba
VELIZ CASTELLANOS, Clemente
VELIZ CASTELLINGS, torun
VARGAS CARRO, Kario
VIL ANIL SA ORAS, Jose
VICENS VEGA, Francisco
VICENS VALDES, Mal
VALERS LIENEŞ, Satur
VILLARQUIDES A
VAZQUEZ RODRIGUNG, Jose
VARGAS SAPMIENTO, Peiro
ZALDIVAR SERANO, Ci Naras
ZALDIVAH, Armando
Harfa Zaldívar(tfa)577 5.4. St. Apt.1,Miami
CORUJO BLANCO de Perez,Hilda
Hernandez Loredo, Humberto
DIAGO, Jorge
PATINO GONZALEZ, Francisco
VILLARQUIDES, Agata Ma.
-
Lino Pérez Gomez (maridolsldg.66 Opa-Laoka AirPort
Maria Hortensia Hernandez (hijal 3353 2933t. 8110
Ma. Antonia Diago(hija)117 Rusell Ave. Buffalo
J.-Marta Patino (hermana) 3221 S.W. 5 St., Niami
Tete Rodriguez, Uniial Revolucionaria, Miami
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NOMBRE
(continuacion)
TORRES MENA, Pablo de in
TORRES MENA, Angel
TORRES GARCTA, Kaul
TARABELA, Francis
TORNES, “aimundo
VILLANUEVA MART, Mamie c/o Nov. 30 de Nov. 3.5.1 are.
VARONA PRIMELLES, Jose
wand
VERDECIA CASTILLO, Lo enga
VERDECIA ASYLLC. L
VEGA URQUIZA, Mario Leonines Jose F. Azor,O'Neill 140, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.
VALDES CARRERA, Weitz
VALDES D, WOLF, olando.
VALDES DE ARMAS, Juan bulhenge
VELIZ CASTELLANOS, Clemente,
VELIZ CASTELLANOS, toria
VARGAS CARRO, Nario
VIL ANIL SANOS, Jose
VICENS VEGA,
VICENS VALDES, "
VALERE LLENES, nano
VILLARQUIDES,
VAZQUEZ RODRIGIN, Jose
VARGAS SAPMIENTO, Peiro
ZALDIVAR SEO,
ZALDIVAH, Armando
Noras
Harfa
Zaldívar (tía)577 5.. 5 St. Apt.1,Miami
CORUJO BLANCO de Perez, Hilda
Hernandez Loredo, Humberto
DIAGO, Jorge
Lino Pérez Gomez (marido)sldg.66 Opa-Laoka AirPort
Maria Hortensia Hernandez (hija) 3353 2938.811101
RIO
Ma. Antonia Diago(hija)117 Rusell Ave. Buffalo N.Y.
PATINO GONZALEZ, Francisco J.-Marta Patino (hermana) 3221 S.W. 5 St.,Miami '
VILLARQUIDES, Agata Ma. Tete Rodriguez,Unidad Revolucionaria,Miami
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Chief, WH
COS, Caracas
Chief of Station, JMWAVE
CLASSIFICATION
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DYVOUR/PBRUVEN/AMSPELL/Operational
い AMHINT-2 Trip to Caracas
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ABSTRACT
MICROFILM
Subject, Identity A, recently visited Caracas for the purpose
of obtaining his residence visa and while there was in contact with
the local AMSPELL delegation as well as with representatives of the
major student political groups at the Central University in Caracas
(UCV). AMHINT-2 was particularly interested in promoting a productive
working relationship between AMSPELL in Caracas and Identity B, which
appears to be a new Christian-oriented group organized to provide Liceo
students with courses and seminars in fighting communism.
A copy of
the Identity B brochure is being forwarded under separate cover No. 1.
2. On his return, AMHINT-2. reported on the present composition
of the local AMSPELL group. He indicated that Identity C, who first
joined AMSPELL in 1960 in Cuba and who recently arrived in Venezuela
from Santo Domingo, has replaced Identity D as leader of the group.
A list containing the names of the other members of the delegation,
as well as a brief description of their AMSPELL duties, is also
forwarded under separate cover, Attachment No. 2.
3. At present, the AMSPELL group in Caracas is concentrating its
efforts on working with Identity B and in maintaining good relations
with the press in order to carry out propaganda at the least cost with
such groups as the Jose Marti Patriotic Club and the UCE.
4. The AMSPELL delegation is in contact with a number of student
political leaders not only at UCV but at several of the other universi-
ties. These contacts include Identities E, F, G, H and I.
via tractor
PHILIP G. ELMARD
Attachments:
1.
2.
Brochure, u/sc
3.
Description of Duties, u/se()
Identities, u/sc
DISTRIBUTION:
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2-WH/C,w/attachment Nos.
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DATE TYPED
7 Sept 65
DATE DISPATCHED
SEP 16 1965
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
UFGA 23,069
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
19-124-26/3

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U/SC Attachment No. 3
UFGA 23,069
IDENTITIES:
A. Manuel Salvat Roqué.
B. "OSEEM" - Oficina al Servicio del Estudiantado de
Educacion Media.
C.
Lazaro Farinas
D. Enrique Baloira.
E.
Regulo
las.
F. Guillermo Alvarez Bajcires.
Humberto Celi.
Carlos Artimani Gasperi, President of the FCU at the
University of Zulia.
Oscar Yanez, Director of OSEEM.
Distribution:
3 - WH, u/sc
WH/C, u/sc
2
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2
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COS, Caracas, u/sc
CLASSIFICATION
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ESTUDIANDO.
SUGANDO.
no vino!
TRABAJANDO..
LUCHANDO.
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HAGAMOS NUEVA PATRIA
PRINCIPIOS ESENCIALES
DEL
GREMIALISMO ESTUDIANTIL
Un Centro de Estudiantes, para considerarse ORGANISMO
GREMIAL, debe distinguirse por su:
UNICIDAD:
Deboser únicos por eficacia, conveniencia económico,
educación del estudiante en mataria de solidaridad y fun.
damentos legales de representatividad de TODO el estu
diantado.
- En muchos poises (el nuestro) no se da por la vio
lenta división política.
NEUTRALIDAD:
__ No puede identificarse con intereses de grupo.
- Su formulación aparece en un articulo de los estatutos
que señala la aconfesionalidad y el oportidismo del gremio.
_ No significa desinterés por las actividades religiosas
o politicos.
- Tampoco puedo significar la neutralidad, que el gre.
mio no puede pronunciarse frente a la realidad: contra el
engaño y en favor della verdad.
DEMOCRACIA INTERNA:
- Principio que tiende o promover y a garantizar la
libre contribución de todos los estudiantes en todo lo que
ataño a la vida misma del Gremio Estudiantil.
REPRESENTATIVIDAD:
- Un Centro de Estudiantes debe ser el UNICO gremio
estudiantil de derecho y de hecho.
- La Unicidad y la Democracia Interna son bases de la
Representatividad.
- to fundamental
.COMUN ESTUDIANTI el contenido: SERVICIO DEL BIEN
HACIA UN GREMIALISMO
ESTUDIANTIL VENEZOLANO.
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Que es O. S. E. E. M.?
OSEEM
es una Oficina al Servicio del Estudiante de Educa.
ción Media.
OSEEM.
es una Oficina de Formación
OSEEM
Que servicios
En síntesis...
presta
O. S. E. E. M.?
O.S. E. E. M. es
Lo Servicio de
Ofrece al Estudiante una formación social, cultural,'
humana y espiritual.
FORMACION Y ACCION
KOSEEM
Formación
es una Oficina de Orientación Gromialista
Da al Estudiante los implementos indispensables para
crear una conciencia gremial en su ambiente y despolitizar
su institución educacional.
Religiosa
Civica
Social
Cultural
Acción
Civica
Gremial
Servicios
OSEEM
es una Oficina Relacionadora de ins Estudiantes
Cristianos
.Crea on el Estudiante cristiano el "Espíritu de Unidad"
Todos los cristianos construimos una comunidad, aspi.
ramos los mismos ideales, deseamos una nueva Patria
Aúna los esfuerzos de todos los cristianos.
Culturales
Religiosos
OSEEM
es una Oficina al Servicio de todo el Estudiantado
de Educación Medio
. Pretende colaborar y servir en la renovación de la Edu.
cación Media, estudiar los actuales problemas de Educa
ción y colaborar en la transformación de sus esfructurga
para que cumplen to mejor posible con su objeto,
OSEEM
es. una Oficina Animadora de la vida Estudiantil
... Pretende dinamizar la vida humana, social, cultural,
deportivo, etc. del estudiantado de Educación Media, me.
diante servicios "ad hoc"...
OSEEM
nació para servir: al Movimiento Estu-
diantil Venezolano..
NO VINE A SER SERVIDO, SINO A SERVIR
Io. Servicio de
Estudiantiles
Recreativos
Cívicos
Económicos
COORDINACION
OSEEM
COORDINACION
Estudiantes Cristianos de Educación Media
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1) DELARACIÓN DEL D.R.E.
en fue
Hasta nuestro viaje a Caracas el delegado era Enrique Baloira,
Sustituido debido a su decision de venir a seguir estudios en
Unidos. El nuevo delegado es Lazaro Parts, quien es miembro del..
desde 1960 en Cuba dentro de la Pre-niversitaria y luego en Acción y
Sabosaje. En el exilio particio dentro de la sección military s
tare en Santo Domingo como delegado ocupado en resolver los asuntos
pendientes despues de la paralizacion del plan militar. Lleva alrededor
do un mes 
en Venezuela.
Antonio Manfz, miembro del DRE. desde Cuba en 1960. Actuo cono Coordinador
Provincial de as Villas. astardo vino al exilio y so infiltro prin-
cipios de 
1961 clandestinamente en coordinacion con nuestros amigos para
preparar unxx alzamiento en las Villas. En 1961 llega a Carino-
randose a 
14 dele:ncion. Mas tarde trabaja con un grupo de
en actividades de Anteligencia en coordinacion con los "
actualidad estudia edicina en la Universidad Central donde e
trabajo de la delegacion.
"
reaso
Jose Miguel Gonzalez Llorente, acaba de terminar ostulos de
en la 
universidad Catolica en Caracas. Es encargado de rop
delegacion. Es necesario recalcar que el trabajo do
mucho mayor reducido despues de terminar las relaciones entre 1
nopigania
cio y 
nuestros amigos, manifestandose unicamente en notas de
y relaciones personales con periodistas y organos de publicidalos
momentos Jose 
Migel se encuentra fuera de Crdens pues fue enviado por
unos coses 
a Espana por la compania donde trabaja en asuntos de publicidad
Lula Santos, iugalmente trabajo dentro del DRE desde 1960. En in not m
Tidad estunia 
Psicologia en la Universidad Católica donde desempena sa
labor del DRE. 
Su trabajo especial consiste en asuntos relacionados con
la Secretaria de la Delegacion.
,
Guillermo Boza estudia en la Universidad Catolica dentro de la cul-
tad de Sociologia. Ademas trabaja en el Institu. Venezolano de Action
Comunitaria 
(IVAC) ocupado, en conferencias y charlas a campesiños pars
incorporarlos 
a un trabajo de desarrollo, comunitario. En esto campo de-
senvuelve actividades 
de la delegacion.
Serio Gomez, Actualmente trabaja como Vice-Generente de la Empresa de
Television "Vene-
Vision". Es miembro del DRE. desde 1960 on Cuba. Su
actividad dentro de la delegacion es de colaboracion en diversos astatos
pucs carece 
de tiempo para algo especifico. La importancia basica es
la influencia dentro 
de una estacion de Television, paralizando noticias
que alienten o 
favorezcan el comunismo.
Pacifico Calera, estudia en la Universidad del Zulia junto con Aurelia
Hussot. Viven en 
"aracaibo donde mantienen la delegacion especialmente
en 
actividades de rolaciones estudiantiles. Tienen una gran amistad con
Carlos 
Artimani Gasperi (presidente de la Federacion de Contros Univer-
sitarios del Zulia) de inspiracion social-cristiana.
German Addifon Maleiro, Venezolano que estudia derecho en la Universidad
de carabobo. 
Reside en Valencia. No es miembro de la delegacion pero rea-
liza las actividades correspondientes en los campos de propanada, y
relaciones. Trabaja 
en el Rectorado de la Universidad teniendo neceso
a las listas 
de estudiantes. En caracas se paso una lista de estudiantes
comunistas 
de aquella Universidad brindada por este contacto. Al mismo
tiempo 
se senalo la importancia de mantener relaciones con el a nuestros
amigos
.
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A. UFGA 20,729, 26 March 1965
B. UFGA 20,262, 9 March 1965
OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
1. General
AMSPELL has continued its normal propaganda activities
as outlined below. On 23 March 1965, AMDH INT-2 agreed 
to the 
terms
outlined in Reference B, including a substantial 
budget reduction,
AMSPELL's chief problem 
at the 
present
to become effective 1 April.
time is to liquidate debts incurred as a result of the defunct
AMSPELL paramilitary operation.
2. Propaganda
a. The March 1965 edition of the regular AMSPELL newspaper
was mailed to Latin America and AMSPELL delegations in the 
U. S.
(9,800 copies), attachment No. 1 under separate 
cover.
The March 1965 edition of the pony AMSPELL newspaper was
mailed into Cuba (4,800 copies), attachment No. 2 under separate
cover.
c. The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its
Spanish edition 
- 2,900
normal recipients during March 1965.
1,925 copies, attachment
copies, attachment No. 3. French edition --
No. 4. English edition 1,925 copies, attachment No. 5.
Attachments:
1 thru 12, u/se().
Distribution:
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d. In connection with the prisoners' campaign (paragraph
5(a) below), 10,000 copies of the Prisoners' Messago were printed,
No. 6; 5,000 copies of a letter to Chilean President
attachment attachment No. 7; 5,000 circular letters to Latin
Eduardo
American Identity A organizations, attachment No. 8; and 5,000
copies of a circular letter to AMSPELL Dologates, attachment No. 9.
.3. Radio Propaganda
AMSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of
a 15-minuto program Tuesdays through Saturdays on AMTHIGH, and a
15-minute program broadcast every Monday over WMIE and several Latin
American stations.
Press Releases
Miscellaneous press releases are included as attachment No. 10,
under separate cover.
5.
Other Activities.
The
a. The prisoners' campaign got off to a slow start.
Identity B meeting in March, which was supposed to have been the
kick-off of the campaign, did not produce the expected results.
Identity C was on a Latin American tour and was unable to attend,
and Identity D, who had promised to push the prisoners' cause at the
meeting, limited himself to pleas for Cuban Identity E prisoners.
The letter written to Chilean President Eduardo Frei (attachment No. 7)
by AMSPELL members imprisoned on the Islo of Pines was forwarded to
the AMSPELL delegation in Santiago for delivery to the President. The
Chilean elections, followed by the earthquake complicated this plan
and the delivery of the letter was delayod. (See paragraph 2-d above
for information re propaganda printed by AMSPELL in connection with
the campaign.).
b. In connection with the 13 March anniversary of the
assault on the Cuban Presidential Palace, AMSPELL issued a press
release (attachment No. 10), all publications contained appropriate
editorials and, in addition to full coverage on the regular AMSPELL
radio programs,
additional radio coverage was obtained on JMHOPE
and AMTHIGH with a special interview. The AMSPELL publication re
the anniversary is attached under separate cover, No. 11.
C. The AMSPELL delegation in Mexico participated in the
tribute to Venezuelan workers (CTV) organized by the Cubans residing
in Mexico City. (See attachment No. 10 for pertinent press releases.)
Activities of other AMSPELL Delegations including publications and
press releases are included under attachment No. 12.
B. FUNDS EXPENDED
Operational expenses
Salaries
Additonal printing expense
(prisoners' campaign)
$ 10,224.46
5,650.00
2,100.00
TOTAL
C.
FUTURE PLANS
$ 17,974.46
Implement the Reference B decisions.
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TYPIC/AMSPELL/Operational
7 ANSPELL Progress Report
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
January and February 1965
ACCOM:
PLISHED
FYI:
REF:
A.
UFGA 19,393, 18 January 1965
OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES:
1. General.
Fice
AMSPELL operational activities during January and February
were of a routine nature, details of which are noted in the paragraphs
below. AMSPELL-KUBARK relations have continued to deteriorate since
the collapse of the AMSPELL paramilitary effort in the fall of 1964, and
at the end of February the Station decided to reduce the AMSPELL sub-
sidy. This problem was discussed in UFGA 20,262, 9 March 1965. We
shall start implementing this decision at the beginning of April.
2
Propaganda.
a. The January and February 1965 editions of the regular
AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to Latin America and AMSPELL delegations
in the U. S. (9,800 copies each), attachment No. 1 under separate
This represents a planned reduction from the previous 19,800
monthly figure.
cover..
b. The January and February 1965 editions of the pony AMSPELL
newspaper were mailed into Cuba (4,800 copies each), attachment No. 2.
under separate cover.
C. The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its
normal recipients during January and February 1965. Spanish editions--
2,900 copies each, attachment No. 3. French edition--1,925 copies
each, attachment No. 4. English edition-1,925 copies each, attach-
ment No. 5.
Attachments:
1 thru 7, as stated, u/sc
8 Identity, u/sc
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d. 5,000 copies of the leaflet enclosed as attachment No. 6
were mailed to Cuba during January.
e. 10,000 copies of attachment No. 7 have been printed and
will be distributed in Latin America in connection with the prisoners!.
campaign discussed in paragraph C. below.
3% Radio Propaganda.
AMSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of
a 15-minute program daily except Sunday on AMTHIGH, and a 15-minute
program broadcast every Monday over WMIE and several Latin American
stations.
Other Activities.
CARA 9922 and related traffic discussed problems with AMSPELL
representatives in Caracas.
B.
FUNDS EXPENDED:
January
February
Operational Expenses
$ 10,078.
$ 10,040.
Salaries
Printing
5,650.
2,200.
5,650.
(10,000 pamphlets,
attachment No. 6)
Extra Mailing Expenses
.900.
TOTAL
$ 17,928.
$ 16,590.
C.
FUTURE PLANS:
AMSPELL is planning a publicity campaign in cooperation with Identity
to publicize the situation of prisoners in Cuba. The major phase of
this campaign will not be launched until the March executive-committee
meeting of Identity. AMSPELL representatives in Santiago, Chile, who
are local station assets, will also launch a related campaign regarding
AMSPELL martyrs in prison (See WAVE 9497).
ANDREW K. REUTEMAN
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IDENTITY:
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1. Attached under separate
Page two of the AMSPELL December
bulletin carried a full-page spread with photographs, attributing the
Approximately 3,000 copies
Congo atrocities to Communist intervention
.
propaganda on the Congo situatio Cover is AMSPELL production of printed
of the Spanish-language edition were sent to Latin America and Spain
in December. Approximately 2,000 copies 
each of the English and 
French
language editions are being sent 
overseas (Europe, Asia, and Africa)
The French
during January. (Attachment No. 1, 
under separate cover.)
edition was not available as this 
dispatch was being written 
but will
be mailed 15 January.
2.
The pony edition of the AMSPELL newspaper for December carried
a brief story with photographs concerning the 
death of missionary Paul
Carlson. Approximately 5,000 copies 
were mailed into Cuba at the end
(Attachment 
No. 2, under separate cover
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of December and early January.
In addition to the printed propaganda ANSPELL also carried appropriate
news bulletins regarding the Congo atrocities 
on its 10-minutes' AMTHIGH
program, with editorial comment attacking 
Communist exploitation of the
Congolese.
Attachments:
1. Bulletin (2 copies), u/sc
2. AMSPELL Newspaper and
Translation (2 copies), u/sc
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ANO 1 DICIEMBRE 1964
BOLE TIN INFORMATIVO DEL DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL
.No. 7
NUESTRA OPINION MENSAJE DE NAVIDAD
Al finalizar un año más, encontramos ante nosoITOS
el panorama de un Mundo Nuevo en muchos aspectos, pero
estatico y quizás atrasado en otros sentidos de la vida. ….
La bumanidad cumplirá dentro de unos días un año más;
¿pero acaso no está el bombre de hoy buscando para sí al
igual que hace siglos un camino que le ayude a encontrar
el verdadero objetivo de su Ser?
•
Diciembre es un mes de meditación en la vida de los.
bombres. Finaliza un año y comienza otro, Es bora de aná
lisis y planificación de vida. Pero más que todo esto re-
presenta el renacimiento de una idea y de un modo de vivši
para la bumanidad. Un orden nuevo y revolucionario que
nació bace veinte siglos, vuelve cada año en este mes à .
tomar plena vigencia, porque nosotros no bemos olvidado
en nuestro duro bregar de meses la verdad y la razón de
nuestras vidas.
Cabe entonces en este momento hacer una pregunta:
¿Se ha logrado consolidar la Paz Mundial? Und respuesta
semejante y definitiva aparece cada año, El Mundo de boy
no solamente vive alejado de la Paz sino que cada día esi
coje caminos más dificiles para su logro, levandole al
irremediable peligro de las guerras nacionales e interna,
cionales.
Dos causas hay en la realidad de este Mundo, una de
arden Moral, la otra de caracteristicas sociales y políticas.
Ambas se complementan entre sí y son necesarias para lo
grar una estabilidad dentro de la sociedad que ha tocudo
vivir al hombre.
Se quiere por una parte lograr la Paz en el Mundo de
hoy, mientras por otra se rompen las fuerzas de Paz inte-
rior que existen en cada hombre. El hombre, la țamilia y
la sociedad; únicos elementos capaces de lograr para et
Mundo wa Paz real y positiva se encuentran totalmente
divididos y dentro de cada uno de ellos se ha sembrado la
desconfianza y el temor bacia los demás.
Se ba jugado demasiado con las doctrinas e ideolo
gias y estas en vez de sembrar en el hombre confianza en
sa destino ya su función dentro de la sociedad has servi
do para acrecentar el odio entre pueblos y razas, y aún
´entre bombres dentro de una misma comunidad.
“Razón Moral esta que se basa en el olvido de un man-
dato: "Amaos los unos a los otros como yo os be amado"
y “Mi Paz os dejo, mi Paz os doy”.
Razón Social aquella que parte de una realidad olvi-
dada por conveniencias particulares o de gobiernos: "La
Paz es solamente consecuencia del establecimiento en
cada Nación y el Mundo de regimenes o sistemas de go.
biemo basados en la justicia y la libertad del hombre”.
El Mundo de boy no es muy propicio a una Paz verda-
dera. El colonialismo, el imperialismo y los regimenes to
talitarios de izquierda y derecha, proliferan sobre el globo
ahogando al hombre sus ansias de libertad y Justicia,
Nosotros como jóvenes y cubanos tenemos un derecho
y deber para con nuestra Patria y la Paz del Mundo, Cree-
mos que solamente habrá Paz en nuestra Patria cuando de-
rohanos a nuestros hermanos su derecho a pensar y ac.
tuar libremente, baciendo desaparecer el régimen de injus-
ticia y
terror que boy sojuzga indiscriminadamente a
nuestro puchia
El Mundo hene un camino semejante al nuestro pero
en una mayor escala, Debe darse a cada bombre dentro de
cada sistema la libertad y la justicia, a las cuales tiene
derecho todo ser humano.
Prometer y hablar de Paz es un crimen y una cobardía
cuando no existen detrás una clara y noble decisión de.
luchar, incansable y tenazmente por su establecimiento
dentro de cada país o conglomerado de naciones.
La Paz como todas las cosas valederas tienen un alto
precio y bay que luchar por ella. Los enemigos del hombre
son sus principales enemigos. Los que matan y esclavi-
zan los pueblos condenándoles a vivir en condiciones in
dignos también son sus enemigos. Los que niegan al bom-
bresa personalidad calificándole com cosa animal y
deshumanizada, están contra la Paz del Mundo porque
siembran más que nadie el odio dentro de la sociedad.
Quien quiera la Paz declare la guerra a estos enemi
gos de la humanidad.
Que estos dias de Navidad sirvan para bacernos to
mar uma decisión definitiva: El restablecimiento moral de
nuestra sociedad y el imperio total de la justicia, en el
Mundo.
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LOS
SUCESOS
DEL
CONGO
UNA MUESTRA DE LO QUE ES EL COMUNISMO
Los hechos sucedidos recientemente en el Congo han
estremecido con-honda preocupación al mundo civilizado,
ya que en ellos se han violado los más esenciales princi
plos humanos en un alarde de crueldad y crimen.
Los movimientos de Liberación han tenido para noso-
tros la natural simpatia porque mejor que nadie conocemos
lo significativo de esa lucha. Sin embargo, en el caso de
las mal llamadas tropas de Liberación del Congo, no tene-
mos, ol igual que el resto del mundo civilizado, que repu
diar esa acción sanguinaria que constituye una contribu-
ción más del comunismo Internacional en su lucha por le-
var a las naciones el dolor y la esclavitud,
El movimiento de Liberación del Congo al igual que
otros, ha sido infiltrado totalmente por los comunistas y
en este como en todos los anteriores puede verse con cla-
ridad el verdadero fin de destrucción y muerte que persigue
la Intemacional.
La lucha de Africa ha sido para los jóvenes del mun-
do una lucha mirada con honda simpatia y el crecimiento
del Continente negro en Repúblicas con gobiernos propios
es un símbolo de la decisión Incontravertible de llevar
esos países hacia un destino mejor,
Por ello es que cuando una nación dentro del Conti-
nente africano ha peleado por su liberación ha tenido siem-
pre el apoyo de todas las naciones del mundo..
Hoy sin embargo nuestra actitud y la del mundo civi
lizado y libre es totalmente adversa. Los hechos del
Congo no están inspirados en un ansia de justicia y liber-
tad, sino que por el contrario son el reflejo de la política
que quieren imponer desde Moscú y Pekin.
Si ha molestado el hecho de sangre con sus conse-
cuencias de crimenes, violaciones y atrocidades mucho
tiene que molestar la actitud de los paises del Bloque Co-
munista y de algunos que sirven a sus intereses cons
ciente o inconscientemente,
Estos sin el menor escrupulo se han lanzado a acusar
a los paises que participaron en la acción de rescate me-
nospreciando totalmente el acto humanitario de salvar la
vida a personas de nacionalidades pertenecientes a países
no beligerantes.
Esa actitud acompañada con las protestas organiza-
das de estudiantes dentro de los paises comunistas de-
muestran claramente la dirección e intervención 'que' man-
tienen en la guerra del Congo que pudiera haber sido una
guerra de liberación y que infortunadamente se ha conver
tido en una guerra de mercenarios dirigida y alentada por
las potencias comunistas,
Ante los hechos a un funcionario soviético sólo se
le ocurrió decir que se habia avisado de la ejecución de
los prisioneros si se intentaba rescatarles.
Nosotros queremos hacer una pregunta al mundo civi
lizado porque sabemos que los comunistas no contestan es-
tas preguntas ya que. curecen de sentido humanitario;
Desde cuando y en que Código de Guerra es permitido
asesinar masivamente a los prisioneros cuando se les tra-
ta de rescatar? ¿Desde cuando se autoriza a un ejército
perpetrar crimenes centra ancianos, mujeres religiosas y
niñas indefensas como represalia? ¿Desde cuando es pet-
Imitido realizar actos racistas u un pueblo o raza, maxime
cuando este ha sido defendido en múltiples ocasiones de
la descriminación a que fueron sometidos por intereses co-
lonialistas?
Les asesinatos masivos, las violaciones de religio-
sas, mujeres y niñas y el crimen del Congo no pueden te
ner justificación nada más que para los que siembran el
odio y dividen los pueblos.
Los comunistas no ganaron esta batalla. Africa tiene
que ser libre pero no.condicionada a la política soviética
o china. Los causantes de estos hechos vandálicos no
son representativos del verdadero espiritu del pueblo con-
soleño y tienen el total repudio de Africa y el Mundo.
Attica se siente avergonzada de esta acción, pero
ello servirá para comprender que existe otro enemigo tan
peligroso o más que el colonialismo..
La acción criminal del comunismo en Africa sólo tie-
Tic una respuesta y se la darán los propios africanos:
SU DESTRUCCION.
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LA SITUACION UNIVERSITARIA
Antes del Comunismo
1. Habian 8 Universidades en Cuba.
2. En 1959 habianmás de 30,000 estudiantes Universitarios
en las 8 Universidades.
3. La Constitución de 1940 estipulaba que el 1 del Pre
supuesto Nacional seria entregado a la 
Universidad de
La Habana.
4. La Carta Magna Cubana garantizuba la autonomia Uni-
versitaria lo que hacia que la 
enseñanza superior en
Cuba no estuviera sometida a ningún 
gobiemo.
5. En nuestras Universidades existia el ejercicio libre de
las ideas, no coartandose ningún pensainiento
,
6. Los estudiantes' Universitarios eligian cada año sus
en 
libres elecciones,
representantes estudiantiler
asistiendo los dirigentes a Congresos Internacionales
de juventudes en representación de 
los jóvenes cuba-
nos.
7. Las Universidades.como centro máximo de la Democra
cia servian de medio idóneo para 
plantear las mejoras
que el pueblo cubano pedia.
8. Era requisito para el ingreso en las Universidades
el tener 17 años de 
edad y haber cursado el Bachille
rato (enseñanza de estudio) o aprobar 
severos exáme-
nes de ingreso,
9.- El 90% del profesorado Universitario actuante en junio
de 1959, ha marchado al 
exilio o ha renunciado a sus
catedras por no querer aceptar al comunismo 
o no que
rerse doblegar a su doctrina.
10. Cientos de estudiantes Universitarios guardan prisión
en las cárceles comunistas
, por el solo delito de
amar la libertad. Las listas 
de martires cubanos ase-
sinados ante los pelotones de 
fusilamiento o muertos
por sus gestos de rebeldía 
han aumentado con los
nombres de estudiantes universitarios 
como, Juanin
Pereira, Virgilio Campaneria, Julio 
A. Yebra, Tapia
Ruano, Porfirio Ramirez, y tantos 
otros que ha sabi-
do morir antes que claudicar 
frente al comunismo.
Con el Comunismo
1. Hay tres Universidades.
2.
Actualmente no llegan a 20,000 los estudiantes Univer
sitarios.
3. Abolida la Constitución del 40 y según el Presupuesto
Nacional del Gobiemo Comunista, la Universidad 
de la
Habana ha recibido una rebaja de un 75% de sus entra-
das.
4. El gobierno comunista, pisoteó la Autonomía Universi-
taria, alegando que las Universidades 
deben marchar
:
junto a la Revolución Roja, sirviendo los 
intereses del
régimen.
5. El régimen dictatorial de Fidel Castro impuso el mar
xismo-lenini smo, como asignatura obligatoria 
en todas
las carreras y proscribió la enseñaliza 
de cualquier
ideológia contraria al comunismo,
6.- Desde octubre de 19:9, no se han celebrado elecciones
Estudiantiles, ya que la única vez 
que quisieron le
galizar la representación universitaria
; los comunistas
celebraron una llamada Asamblea General
, donde por
"aclamación" se aligió la Nueva Directiva 
que des-
pués de 3 años sigue rigiendo, salvo contados 
casos,
7. Actualmente las Universidades son 
organismos servi-
les al Gobierno comunista, controlados 
directamente
por funcionarios de la Dictadura Roja.
S. No hay requisitos de edad ni tampoco de haber cursa-
do estudios secundarios. Dándose el 
caso que jóvenes
de 14 años de edad realicen estudios 
universitarios
sin estudios previos actualmente.
9. No es requisito actualmente ser gradindo universitario
para ejercer de profesor en las 
Universidades comu
nistas de Cuba. Alumnos que 
han aprobado asignatu-
ras del primer año y que cursan el segundo
, son pro
fesores de sus compañeros que 
iniclan sus estudios
ese año, y asi en la misma proporción los 
alumnos del
3er. curso con profesores del 2do, y 
los del 4to, el
3ro. etc.
10. Mientras los verdaderos estudiantes dejan de estudiar
en Cuba, guardan prisión, marchan 
al exilio o realizan
la lucha contra el comunismo, el gobierno 
Rojo utiliza
jóvenes que sin preparación previa asisten a 
las aulas
universitarias con el solo próposito 
de servir de tite-
res a los comunistas en el Tablado Internacional
..
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Noticiero
ESTUDIANTIL
CIEN ESTUDIANTES PANAMEÑOS A MOSCU - Según César
Bruglatt, estudiante en la Universidad Patricia Lumumba de
Moscú y dirigente de la Asociación de Estudiantes Panameños
en la capital moscovito, treinta jóvenes de Panamá estudian ac.
tualmente all; su número so olevará muy pronto al centenar. Los
becados panameños se dirigen o Moscú via México, La Habana
y Praga.
EN EL FUTURO: UNION DE ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS
CENTROAMERICANOS - Dirigentes estudiantiles de las univer.
sidades de Costa Rico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Sal-
vador y Panamá se hallan laborando local y colectivamente . on
pro del propósito de fundar una Unión de Estudiantes Universita.
rios Centroamericanos. La idea no es nuevo, pero ahora gana
fuerza y es probable que se convierta en realidad antes de que
transcurran muchos moses,
EL PROGRAMA DE COOPERACION POPULAR, MOTIVO DE
DISCORDIA EN PERU - Los partidos de oposición convienen on
la utilidad del programa de Cooperación Popular asistencia.
técnico para proyectos comunales auspiciado por el presidente
Belaunde impulsado por los estudiantes on gran parte, pera so
pponen a su centralización do control en las manos personales
do aquél. La coalición oposicionista encabezado por el APRA -
reclama que Cooperación Popular sea "municipalizada" o sen
que cada municipio reciba los fondos pertinentes y los utilica
localmente como estime conveniente. "Así se evitará la infiltra-
ción de comunistos en el programa", alega al APRA.
PARA VISITAR ALEMANIA OCCIDENTAL, UN REQUISITO: NO
SER JOVEN - Alomanio del Este permite que sus cludadanos de
avanzada edad visiten a familiares en Alemania Occidental, pors
no deja que los jóvenes den ese vioje, Excusa alegada: "Es más
fácil que allá tomen represalias con los jóvenes y no con los
viejos". Y agrega el periódico Neves Deutschland de Alemania
Oriental, como quien pono un parche: "Nadie dobe pensar que
nuestro gobierno no tiene confianza en la juventud...”
UN "NUEVO CAMINO" PARA LA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA
DE CHILE - En conclave reciente, los estudiantes de la Univer.
sidad Católica analizaron "la necesidad de adaptar sus estudios
y la Universidad a las exigencias sociales del mundo de hoy".
Punto oprobado, entre otros: que la Universidad actúe "'con ma-
yar independencia frente a la jerarquía eclesiástico", imprimien-
dosele a ese centro de altos estudios "el espiritu renovador de
to Iglesia de Juan XXIII y de Paulo VI. contenido en el actual
Concilio Ecumenico.
ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS GUATEMALTECOS EN CAM-
PAÑA DE ALFABETIZACION - Por boca de su presidente, la
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarias de Guatemala so ha
comprometido a emprender una campaña de alfabetización a esco-
la nacional. Se espera que un buen número de alumnos de las das
universidades del país (la de Guatemala y la denominada Rafael
Landivar) coopere con la Coordinación de Alfabetización AEU
creado al efecto.
CHILE Santiago: La Federación de Estudiantes de la Univer-
sidad Católica (FEUC) llevó a cabo su SEXTA CONVENCION
ORDINARIA DE ESTUDIANTES del 30 de septiembre al 3 de
octubre, en ella se abordaron temas de gran solidez como: "Idea
de Universidad", "Naturaleza y Problemas Actuales de la Uni-
versidad"; "Evolución y Situación de la Universidad Latinoame.
ricana", etc. Llegando a conclusiones que abren el camino de
una Reforma Universitaria modema y eficaz. La documentación
base so hallo condensada en el libro especialmente editado por
FEUC: "La Universidad: Nuestra Torea", única obra en su gé.
nero en Latinoamérica.
Juanin
Pereira
Varela
Los hombres que alcanzan a comprender of sentide de la
existencia no pueden orientarse a un mero subsistir. Sus vidas.
encuentran razón y objetivo sólo en el servicio. Servicio a Dios
y al prójimo. Quizás estos palabras encierron la grandeza de to-
dos los hombres que han podido ser recogidos por la historia y
admirados por la humanidad por los frutos positivos que alcanza.
ron. El afán do servitio los llevó a construir nuevos órdenes para
que el hombre alcanzara plenamente la satisfacción de sus noce.
sidades y adquiriera conciencia acerco de sus fines más eleva
dos. Quizás estas palabras seon las únicos que pudieron hacer
comprender a todos los jóvenes del mundo of sentido profundo y
absoluto del sacrificio de cientos de estudiantes cubanos y os.
pecialmente el sacrificio de Juanin Poroira Varolu.
Su vida no contemplaba otros ideales que servir. Servir a
Dios, servir a la Patria. Servir a todos los cubanos brindóndoles
una oportunidad de vivir una tierra libre y justo. Su vida dosdo
que se consideró como realidad el establecimiento de un régimen
totalitario en Cubo, fue dedicada desde las filas del Directorio
Revolucionario Estudiantil, a combatir y a sembrar. Combatir el
mal que rompiu la armonia, quebraba la sonrisa, reducía a la im-
potencia los afones permanentes de libertad y justicia de nuestro
pueblo. Combatir al enemigo que impedia la creación de un Orden
Cristiano y que chegaba la felicidad de sus hermanos de tierra.
Sembrar su sacrificio y sus ideas para que en el futuro pudiera
existir ese Orden, osa felicidad y eso justicia. Sembrar, pues, su
destino no era triunfar humanamente. Su destino era morir y que
su songre hiciera lo que sus manos no lograron. Que despertara
las conciencias de su pueblo, resucitando los latidos apagados)
dal patriotismo y de la nacionalidad. Que su sangre fuera riega
de destinos que en el futuro se realizacen plenamente para feli-
cidad de su pueblo y para ejemplo del Continente de los Esperan
os, que yo quiere ser continente de realidades humanos.
Eso fue to vida de Juanin Pereira. En su afán de combatir
fue abatido por balas milicianas, entregadas por la Unión Sovit.
tica para dominar a aquellos que se oponían a su Imperio. Pero
sa bola que pretendió cortar su vida en un 17 de diciembre de
1961, en aquella playa de sombros de lo Provincia de Pinar del
Rio, hizo nccer la luz que aún ilumina. Pues esa bola que mata-
ba al hombre hacia germinar la semilla. Semilla que crece oculta
entre palmas en coda rincón de Cuba. Semillo que está gritando
al mundo el afán de libertad de un pueblo mártir. Semilla que
ya no esto oculta entre tierras, que ya nace y crece y se levonta
oltiva para hacer patente que Cuba no se rinde, ni se somete, ni
muere. Que Cuba, pese a la traición de algunos de sus hijos,
pese a la invasión de elementos extranjeros a nuestra nacionali-
dad y principios, pese al oportunismo ciego de algunos gobiernos
occidentales, se mantiene firme y segura on su victoria. Porque
en Cubu aquella semilla regada de sangre que fue y es Juanin
Pereira Varela, aún existe en nuestros aires que mantienen sus
gritos seguros de victoria y radiantes de esperanza:
¡VIVA CUBA LIBRE! ¡VIVA CRISTO REY!
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YEAR 1
DECEMBER 1964
OUR OPINION
*CUBAN STUDENT DIRECTORATE'S INFORMATION BULLETIN
CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE
No.7
As another year draws to its end, we find before a
world new in many aspects but sadly stagnant if not actual-
ly retrogressive in some of life's most vital facets. Human-
ity is a year older but is it not still engaged in a relent-¨¨
less search for the true meaning of its being?
- December is a thoughțial month in the lives of men. It
is the hour of retrospect, of questioning, of reorganization
and projection into the fature. Above all, December is a
yearly reminder of an idea and a way of life for men, A new
and revolutionary order born twenty centuries ago, comes
vigourously to the forefront for in the long months of toil
we have not forgotten the cause and the goal of our exist.
ence.
No time is perhaps more adequate to ask this question:
Have men achieved for the world a lasting peace? Each
year the same unconditional, negative ansuer meets the
question. Not only does mankind live far removed from
peace but each new day embarks upon roads that can only
lead farther and farther away from it into world of national
and international wars.
Tuo causes exist in the reality of our world, one in
the moral order, the other in the realm of social and polit
ical entities. Each complements the other and buth are
necessary to the attainment of stability in the society in
which man must live.
Men would have peace in today's world but do nothing
to preserve the forces of internal peace in each man. Man,
the family, society: the elements capable of achieving for
the world a real and positive peace are totally disunited
and into each bas been soxx the seed of distrust and of
fear.
There has been such juggling of doctrines and ideo-
logies, instead of being a source of confidence and strength
by which men may rule their lives, have served only as a
source of fear and hatred among nations and races and even
among men in the same community.
Morally, our world has chosen to forget the command:
"Love one another as I have loved you”,
Socially, convenience and self interest have made this
world blind itself to the fact that, "Peace can only be the
conséquent to the establishment in each Nation and in the
world of regimes or systems of government based on justice
and the freedom of the individual.
Today world is not a very adequate breeding ground
for peace. Colonialism, imperialism, rightist and leftist
totalitarianism thrive throughout the world stiffling in man
his longing for liberty and equity.
We as young men and as Cubans have a duty and right
to our land and to the world. Our land, we firmly beli eve,
will know peace only when we have returned to our brothers
the right to think and to speak freely, abolishing the rule
of terror and injustice that today shackles our people.
The world faces much our same task but on a vaster
scale. Each man must be given the freedom of choice and
the justice which are his right:
To promise and to speak of peace without the noble
purpose and the firm decision of fighting tirelessly for its
attainment is a cowardly crime.
Peace, as all worthwhile things, has a bigh price and
its achievement entails a struggle. Those who would have
peace must willingly take up the battle against those forces
at work in our world ubich dehumanize man and make him
´a prey of fear. No season is as appropriate as Christmas to
reaffirm in each of us the determination to carry on this
struggle until true peace has been given to mạn.
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THE
EVENTS
IN THE
CONGO
A PROOF OF WHAT COMMUNISM IS
Recent happenings in the Congo have rocked the civ
ilized world, leaving in their wake a deep preocupation in
the hearts of all who believed in even the most basic prin-
ciples of humanity and who see in these acts a vengeful
boast of cruelty against the most elemental principles of
kindness and respect.
Those who struggle for freedom have always found in
us the sympathy and understanding that only those who
know full well that this struggle entails can give. We find,
however, that in the case of the utterly misnamend "Congo-
lese Troops of Liberation" we must (along with all civ-
ilized men) denounce this new and bloody contribution of
international communisin' to the oppression and suppression
of all peoples.
This movement has been, as others have been before,
throroughly infiltrated by communists; and in this, as in
other cases, the true goal of destruction and death sought
by the International can clearly be seen.
The hearts of youth throughout the world have echoed
in sympathy the cries, the tears, and the pain of Africa's
birth. The growth of the Black Continent into a continent
of republics is a symbol of the inconstable right of this
Continent to a great destiny.
That is why the sincere struggles for freedom of
African nations have met with our support as with that of
all freedomloving peoples.
It is this love of true freedom that necessarily places
us in a position of adversity towards this movement. The
happenings in the Congo find their motivation not in a
zealous search for justice and liberty but in the international
policies Moscow and Peking seek to enforce in Africa by
any and all means.
In the deaths, the rapes, the insults have greived and
enraged then how must the attitude of the nations of the
Communist Bloc and of those who, conciously or not, serve
their interest rankle.
Without the slightest trace of scruple these nations
have hurtled themselves into acrimonious abuse of the
nations which took part in the rescue mission, whose only
purpose was the humanitarian one of saving the lives of
non-belligerents.
The attitude of these nations and the "student dem-
onstrations" staged in communist countries to show ap-
proval of the Congolese rebels clearly show the direction
they would have, the Congo's liberation take. Where the
Congolese struggle might have been a war of liberation, it
has become instead a senseless war run by mercenaries
and abetted by the Communist Powers.
When faced with the crimes in the Congo one Soviet
official glibly dismissed the violence by stating that the
rescuing nations had been warned it would happen if rescue
was attempted.
We would ask this question of civilized men: By what
Code of war can the slaughter of non-belligerents because
of attempts to rescue them be justified? Since when has it
been found permisible for an army to do its own ugly will
in regards to old men, to missionaries, to women, and to
children? Has racism suddenly found a moral justification?
Mass murder and rape can only find justification in
those whose creed is hatred and whose aim is to divide.
Fortunately the Communists have not won this battle.
Africa will have freedom. and it will not have the mauled,
caged communist version of it. Those responsible for so
much ugly violence in the Congo do not represent the spirit
of the Congolese people and have received the condemna-
tion of Africa and of the whole world.
Africa feels ashamed of what has happened, but this
act will help her understand she has to face an enemy as
dangerous, or more so, than colonialism.
The criminal actions of communism in the Congo have
only one answer and the Africans themselves will give it:
ITS REPUDIATION.
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UNIVERSITIES STATUS
Before
Communism..
1. There were 8 universities in Cuba.
2. In 1959 there were more than 30,000 students in the
S-universities.
.3. The Constitution of 1940 stipulated that 1 of the
national budget would go to the University of Havana.
4. The Great Charter of Cuba guaranteed autonomy to the
Universities, freeing them from interference by the
government.
5. There was a free and open exchange of ideas in the
classrooms.
6. Every year the students elected their own representa-
tives in free elections.
7. The universities served as spokenmen for the wishes
of the Cuban people.
8. To enter the Universities it was necessary to be 17
years of age and to have graduated from a secondary
school or to have taken rigorous tests to prove know-
ledge equivalent to a secondary school education.
9. Ninety percent of the University proffessorate is in
exile or has retire, unwilling to have 
communist doc
.
trines emposed upon it.
10. Hundreds of university students are held in communist
prisons, only because of their love for 
liberty. The
lists of cuban martyrs, murdered by firing 
squads or
killed by its rebelion, had been increased 
by the names
of Cuban universities students such as: Juanin 
Perei-
.ra. Virgilio Campaneria, Julio A. Yebra, Tapia 
Rua-
no. Porfirio Ramirez, and so many 
others that had
preferred to die than to submit to communism
.
With Communism
1. There are three universities.
2.
There are no more than 20,000 university students
presently.
3. The Constitution of 1940 has been abolished and the
Cominunist regime has cut by 757 the funds destined
for the University of Havana.
4. The regime subiects the Universities requiring them
to follow its dictates in all matters.
5. Marxism Leninism is a required subject for all students
and all other ideologies are forbidden.
6. There have been no election since September 1959.
At one point when an effort was made to have them
held, the Communists arranged a so called "general
assembly" where by popular acclaim", those who
have since held control, were "elected".
Today, they are servile instruments of the regime.
8: No requisites concerning age or previous education
are set. There have been cases of fourteen-year old
with little previous education studying at the univer
sales.
9. is no longer a requisite to be a college graduate in
order to be able to teach at the university. Second
year students teach freshmen, third year students
teach second year ones, etc.
10. While real students left their classes, are held in
prison, went to exile or fight communism, the Red
Government uses uneducated young people as uni-
versity students, with the only purpose to serve
communist International Scene.

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STUDENT
NEWS SHEET
GUATEMALA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS START A "LITERACY
DRIVE". The Association of University Students of Guatemala
has pledged itself to undertake an alphabetization.campaign on o
national scale. It is expected that a good number of students
from the two universities in the country will cooperate in this
effort to teach the illiterate. *.
CHILE. The Federation of Students of the Catholic University
(FEUC) held its Sixth Ordinary Convention of Students from
September 30th. to October 3th. Among the topics discussed
wore: The Idea of a University", "the nature and the Problems
of Today's University", "The Development and actual Position,
of Latin American Universities". These discussions culminated
in a series of proposals which open the way for a effective,
modem University Reform. The basic documentation has been
condensed in book from under the title, "The University, Our
Task" this book, edited by the Federation, is unique in its kind
in Latin America.
ONE HUNDRED PANAMANIAN STUDENTS TO MOSCOW: Ac.
cording to Cesar Brugiatti, a student at Moscow's Patrice Lu-
mumbo University and President of the Association of Panama-
nion Students in that capital, there are thirty, young men from
Panama studying there but the number will soon be raised to
one hundred. These students go to Moscow by way Mexico, Ha.
vano, Prague.
IN PROSPECT: AN UNION OF CENTRAL AMERICAN UNIVER.
SITY STUDENTS: Student leaders from the Universities of Costa
Rico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Panama
are working both locally and collectively on plans to establish
an Union of Central American University Students. Although the
idea is not a new one it seems to have found a particularly favor.
able atmosphere at this time and it is highly probable that it will
be carried out to completion.
THE PROGRAM OF POPULAR COOPERATION: A SCURCE OF
DISCORD IN PERU. The opposition parties in Peru, while accept.
ing as necessary the Popular Cooperation Program - technical
asistance for communal projects promulgated by President Ba
launde and backed in a mayor part by the students, are opposed
to the centralization of its control entirely into the hands of the
Prosident.
The opposition coalition headed by the APRA asks that the
Program be "municipalized"" that is that each locality receive
the necessary funds and administer them as it deems convenient.
The APRA alleges that this would prevent communist infiltration
to the program.
"
TO VISIT EAST GERMANY, ONE PREREQUISIT: AGE. In East
Germany elderly people are allowed to visit their relatives in
West Germany but young people are not permitted to make the.
trip. The scuse given by the government: "It is more likely
that repressive measures will be taken in the West against the
young". Then it adds, somewhat in the manner of a patch: "No
one must think we do not trust our youth..."
A "NEW ROAD" FOR THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF CHILE
In a recent meeting, the students of the Catholic University
anolized "the necessity of adopting their studies and the Uni-
versity to the social demands of today's world".
Among the decisions approved: that the University act "with
greater independence with regard to the ecclesiastical hierar.
chy" upon impressing that institution "the renovation spirit of
the Church of John XXIII and Poul VI contained in the present
Ecumenical Council".
Juanín
Pereira
Varela
Men who have attained a true understanding of the
reason for their existence cannot be satisfied with mere
subsistence. Their lives find meaning only in service.
Service to God and to man. These words embody a large
extent, the greatness of those men whom history has claim
ed for itself and whom huminity holds in admiration for the
fruitful results of their endeavors. Their eagerness to
service led to acheive for their fellows new horizons of ma-
terial comfort, of intellectual satisfaction of spiritual at-
tainment. These same words are perhaps also the cly ones
which could make youths throughout the world visualize
the profound meaning of the sacrifice of hundreds of Cubar
Students and in particular of Juanin Pereira Varela.
His fe contemplated no ideal but to serve. To serve
God, to serve his Land, to serve his countrymen by gining
them an opportunity to live in a free and just land. His life
from the moment the establishment of a dictatorial govern-
nent in Cuba became an unquestionable reality, was dedi-
cated to battle and to toil. From the tanks of the D.R.E.,
he struggled against the evil that had reduced to angry im
potence the longigs for permanent peace and freedom in the
hearts of our people. He fought the enemy that impeded the
establishment of a Christian system and drowned the joy
in the hearts of his countrymen. He toiled to ascertain
that in the future that system, that joy, and that justice|
could' exist.
His would not be the joy however of seing his labors
bear fruit. It was his lot to die and by his death achieve.
what his hands could not.
His blood would reawaken in his countrymen the fervor
of patriotism and he would stand as an example to the
"Continent of Hopes" which more and more demands to be
a continent of human realizations.
That was the life of Juanin Pereira. It was brought to
an end by militiament's bullets given by the Sorget Union
to strike down all who oppose the empire they seek to
establish. But the bullet that struck him down on that Oc-
tuber day of 1961 brought forth. A seed that now quietly
germinates in every corner of his land, that cries out to the
world that Cuba does not give up, does not submit, does
not die. Inspite of some faithless sons, of fore oops
|that tramp through our land, of opportunistic Western govern-
ments, the seed watered by Juanin Pereira's blood will
bear fruit, it now grows and the land that holds it vibrates
with its growth and the skies above it echo more loudly
each day:
LONG LIVE CUBA!
LONG LIVE CHRIST THE KING!
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SECRET
"LIBERATED BY THE COMMUNISTS"
Graphic Evidence of Marxist Lies
About the Actual Events in the Congo.
The missionary Paul Carlson lies dead with a card tied to
his throat, assassinated by Congolese communists on a street in
Stanleyville. Dr. Carlson, in long and difficult years full of
sacrifice, brought a message of hope and encouragement to
innumerable Congolese as well as help of all kinds and his
personal collaboration. He was eliminated tragically, as shown
in the photograph, because of the affection that the masses
held for him, and because of his fame and prestige and the adverse
Minfluence that he signified for the Communists. He had committed
the sin of doing whatever was necessary to help the sick and
console the afflicted, and the Reds do not pardon such things.
In their final orgy of blood the Communists respected neither
women nor children. These were very dangerous "military spies"
according to the Communists. These (photographs) are the facts
that the propaganda of the (Castro) Government has suppressed
in an attempt to present the assassins of missionaries, women
and children as "heroes" and "champions of liberty".
SECRET
Translation of Attachment No. 2
UFGA 19,424
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TRINCHERAS DE IDEAS VALEN WAS QUE TRINCHERAS, DE PIEDRAS
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CUBA:
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JOVEN CUCANO: PERELATE
CONTRA ESTE DESTINO QUE
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estrenado andatarios ativas le benim
documento en que apevaba la coexistencia pacifica la
at entre los pueblos, et ifesaini ca el partial gra
tes se halua nerado l'idela fumat en el caso del travai
de prohibicion de pruebas nucleates en la eitrativisat
le unidat del campo socialista sobre las tes de
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No haliza prveresas de asulas romanas,
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the los nuevos amos el pirsidente titers Nights
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Hussar ultimo no dejaron que Dortichaud.
viepe Krayches al que Fidel habia Hamadan.
nebulante personalidad fascinante ete
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LA VISITA DEL "CHE" A Mensaje de Navidad un de Fadel v de su regimen.
LAS NACIONES UNIDAS
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te sodo serviran para lanzato mas al abismo al que su
apsa nad to han levado mientras
bertad de Cuba esta tocando a las puertas de la ba
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sure on cualquier sento por sus 
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de acuer
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de los
percobumistas encarecian 
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organizer impocente Ballestacion asimilar
cone publicadas por Dumerous importantes organes
de presa de la ciudad de New York y de otras 
faites de los
Estems Unidos.
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que anno, cosassinp, no pot representat
ama al podio cubey, que todos los pronunciantes 
de
chos e el Che Guevara los 
sentimientos de nues
to pusti, sinode the comunista que ha impuesto un
der te terror clavitud a todo el pueblo de Cuba.
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constante
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pasadas en que reunida totala.
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na tela, alegre dentro to in
espite de amo
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to de la doctring do maritz
trata de andar en tu pecha
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namente estos Que on
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port. mismo can ploma
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murio nors to on to
unica verdad. Es este acte 30
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AMSPELL Progress Report
-
December 1964
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
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ABSTRACT
„MICROFILM,
REF:
A.
UFGA 19,195, 28 December 1964
OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
1. General.
AMSPELL has so far survived the internal crisis brought about
by the collapse of its military activity noted in the previous progress.
report. However, AMSPELL is still faced with a severe financial
problem resulting from the termination of the military activity.
AMHINT-2 states that AMSPELL has $12,000.00 in short-term loans which
must be met shortly, and $20,000.00 in loans being paid off at the
rate of $1,300.00 per month. AMHINT-2 is trying to sell the AMSPELL
boats in order to liquidate these debts. So far he has had little
success. AMHINT-2 has said that he does not intend to give up the
idea of active participation in the liberation of Cuba but that AMSPELL
will not conduct new military operations in the future without ODYOKE
assistance and concurrence. According to AMHINT-2 lack of funds and
intelligence information together with pressure by ODYOKE on Dominican
authorities frustrated the AMSPELL military operation, and he has no
intention of going through a similar disastrous experience again.
2.
Propaganda.
a.
19,800 copies of the regular AMSPELL newspaper were mailed
to Latin America and AMSPELL delegations in the United States. (Attach-
ment No. 1, under separate cover.)
Attachments:
w/o
1 thru 6, As stated, u/sc
Distribution:
3 - DC/WH/SA, w/attachs, u/sc
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b. 4,800 copies of the pony AMSPELL newspaper were mailed
into Cuba (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) Both the pony
and regular editions stress the conflict between the old-guard- and the
"new-guard" communists, the boycott declared by the Venezuelan trade
unions, the confession of failure made by Castro in his speech at the
University of Havana, and an analysis of the situation at the Cuban
universities before and after Castro..
2,900 copies of the December issue of the Spanish language
edition of the AMSPELL bulletin
were mailed to Latin American recipients
(Attachment No. 3, under separate cover.) Of particular interest is
the article on page 2 which discusses. the recent Congo atrocities.
d. 1,925 copios each of the November issue of the French and
English editions of the AMSPELL bulletin were mailed to overseas areas.
(Attachment No. 4, under separate cover.)
Radio Propaganda.
AMSPELL continued its regular radio operations consisting of
a 10-minute program daily except Sunday on AMTHIGH, and a 10-minute
program broadcast every Monday over WMIE and several Latin America
stations.. Representative themes were: Congo atrocities inspired by
Communists, Venezuelan student support of the Cuban cause; Argentine
trade union support of world boycott against Rod Cuba; economic crisis
in Cuba; factional struggle of the Cuban regime; desperate measures
undertaken by the regime to prevent a disaster in the sugar industry;
statement of a Venezuelan student regarding the training in Cuba of
1,500 Latin American youth in terrorist activities; more on the
Congolese situation; transportation in Castro's Cuba; factional
struggle in the Cuban regime; Che Guevara's speech in the United
Nations creates tense situation between Cuba and the USSR; and Blas
Roca working for the downfall of Castro.
4 Press Reloases.
Miscellaneous press releases are included as Attachment No. 5
under separate cover.
5. Other Activities.
a. WAVE 5843 dated 8 December 1964 forwarded a candidate for
an AMSPELL position in the Dominican Republic.
b.
AMSPELI, requested that AMBARD-58 be sent to Ecuador to
replace AMBARB-28 who was resigning. (WAVE 58-12 dated 8 December 196-1)
The Quito station replied that AMBARB-28 functions had been taken over
by ECPLY-2, and that AMBARB-58's services were not required (QUIT 6805
dated 11 December 1964).
C. Attachment No. 6 is a copy of an English-language bulletin.
produced by AMSPELL without direct KUBARK support which is sent to
recipients in the U. S. Pressure will be brought to bear on AMHINT-2
to drop this publication entirely on the grounds that it is not the
purpose of AMSPELL to propagandize U. S. citizens.
B.
FUNDS EXPENDED
1. Salaries.
2
•
Operational Expenses
5,650.00
10,903.03
TOTAL
$ 16,553.03
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1. 10,000 pamphlets on AMHINT-1 will be distributed to Latin.
America and Cuba during January. AMSPELL is planning a hemisphere-wide
campaign in an attempt to obtain the release of AMIINT-1 from prison.
This campaign will probably not achieve its stated aim but should
result in considerable publicity on the nature of the Castro regime.
2. AMSPELL is preparing a draft leaflet illustrating the internal
and international failures of the Castro regime during 1964. It is
planned to mail this leaflet to Cuba and Latin America.
3. The AMSPELL newspaper both in its pony and regular edition has
greatly improved in the past few months. Nevertheless, the large
edition will be cut to 10,000 copies a month as this is considered a
more realistic figure for distribution.
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RECEIVED
JAN 21 8 52 AH '65
ALL LATIN AMERICA YOUTH IN FIGHT AGAINST TOTALITARIANISM AND FOR JUSTICE
AND LIBERTY.
AMHINT-2 NOW SEARRING BEST CHANNEL PRESENT LETTER TU
FREI OR CHILEAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS FOR MAXIMUM EFFECT, AT SAME TIME
ASKING FREI INTERCEDE WITH CASTRO GOVT ON BEHALF PRISONERS.
3. SUPPORT ABOVE CAMPAIGN AMSPELL PRINTING 10,000 COPIES PAMPHLETS
ON AMHINT-1, CONSISTING CHIEFLY HIS LETTERS TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHICH
REFLECT AMHINT-1'S IDEALISM AND COURAGE. PAMPHLET EXPECTED FROM PRINTERS
5 JAN.
4. FOR SAGO: REF. REFERES TO PAGE 14 PAGE DOCUMENT DETAILING PRISON
CONDITIONS AND DENOUNCING COMMUNIST REGIME SIGNED BY AMHINT-1 AND OTHERS
SMUGGLED OUT ISLE PINES PRISON. RE PARA TWO ABOVE WOULD APPRECIATE ANY
SUGGESTIONS FOR GETTING LETTER PRESENTED FREI IN MANNER THAT WILL GET
FREI'S FAVORABLE ATTENTION AND ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PUBLICITY. CAN SAGO
RECOMMEND CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT CLOSE FREI TO WHOM LETTER COULD BE
PRESENTED.
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A.
OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
.1. General
During the month of May, AMSPELL carried on its normal propa-
ganda activities. Major emphasis in AMSPELL propaganda was given to
the Dominican crisis.
2.
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Propaganda Production
a. 4,800 copies of the small AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to
Cuba. The main themes of the issue were the Ninth World Festival of
Youth in Algeria, the Dominican crisis, and the conversion of Cuban
universities into centers of communist indoctrination by the Castro
regime. (Attachment No. 1, under separate cover.)
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b. The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its usual
recipients during May. (Spanish edition 2,900 copies; French
edition 1,925 copies; English edition 1,925 copies). (Attachment
No. 2, under. separate cover.)
c. Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases on the
AMSPELL prisoners campaign are enclosed as Attachment No. 3, under
separate cover.)
3. Radio Propaganda
AMSPELL continued its Monday programs on AMTHIGH and a local
station. Major propaganda themes during the month were: The Dominican
crisis with emphasis on Communist involvement; Cuban students in forced
labor in the cane fields, differences among Communist student groups,
the situation among foreign students in the Soviet Union.
Attachments:
1.AMSPELL Newspaper, u/sc
2.Bulletin, u/sc
3. Press Material, u/sc
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4. Other Activities
a.. Am AMSPELL member attended May 20 celebrations in Paraguay
sponsored by a local anti-Communist organization. The AMSPELL representar
tive also visited other countries in Latin America on his return from
Paraguay to promote the AMSPELL prisoners campaign and to try to
influence local student organizations on the Dominican crisis.
May 31.
B.
b.
Two AMSPELL members at tended a UOHART seminar beginning
FUNDS EXPENDED
Salaries
Operational Expenses
3,000.00
4,500.00
TOTAL
C.
FUTURE PLAYS
$ 7,500.00
A circular letter to organizations participating in the Communist
World Youth Festival in Algiers is being prepared.The letter will cover
the situation of political prisoners in Cuba, the lack of basic freedoms
in Cuba with emphasis on the recent purge of "homosexuals and degenerates
in the universities and the armed forces.
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ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
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1.
General.
During the month of April AMSPELL carried on its normal propa-
ganda activities. AMSPELL was also busy adjusting to the new reduced
budget which went into effect on 1 April. AMSPELL moved to less
expensive office space in April and dropped 10 people from the AMSPELL
payroll. AMTHIGH broadcasts were reduced to one broadcast a week, and
the large AMSPELL newspaper was eliminatod. The prisoners campaign
began to gain momentum in April but the crisis in the Dominican Republic
made it very difficult to obtain publicity or maintain sustained
interest in the campaign.
2.
Cuba.
Propaganda Production.
a. 4,800 copies of the small AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to
This issue was dedicated mainly to the situation of prisoners
(Attachment No. 1, under separate cover.)
in Cuba.
b. The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its normal
recipients during April. The Spanish edition was produced in 2,900
copies (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) The English and
French editions were produced in 1,925 copies each (Attachment Nos.
3 and 4, under separate cover.)
Attachments:
1 thru 10, u/sc
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c. A document on political prisoners in Cuba was mailed to
The Spanish version
Latin American and other international addresses.
was mailed in 10,000 copies and the English version in 5,000 copies
(Attachment Nos. 5 and 6). An open letter to the 
President of Chile
on the subject of political prisoners was disseminated in 5,000 copies
Press releases and news
(Attachment No. 7. under separate cover.)
(Attachment No. 8,
clips on the prisoners campaign are enclosed.
under separate cover.)
d. Miscellaneous Press Releases and Clippings are enclosed.
(Attachment No. 9, under separate cover.)
3. Radio Propaganda.
Beginning 12 April AMSPELL radio operations were reduced to a
This 
program
15-minute program Monday on AMTHIGH and a local station.
is also played on several Latin American stations.
4. Relations with Other Organizations.
AMSPELL received a number of letters from groups and individuals
interested in information on Cuba. Some of the groups who wrote 
to
AMSPELL were: Portuguese University Center, World Assembly of Youth,
International Union of Young Christian Democrats, Bolivian 
Students
Confederation, Union Civica Radical Youth of Argentina, Christian
Social Democratic Party Youth of Colombia, International Institute of
Social Studies (CLASC), Mexican Newsmen Association, National 
Union
of Malaysian Students, and individual Mexican and Dominican Students.
(Copies of these letters are forwarded in Attachment No. 10, 
under
separate cover.)
B.
FUNDS EXPENDED
Salaries
Separation payments
Operational expenses
Extra WRUL payment
Extra mailing expense
TOTAL
C.
FUTURE PLANS
$ 3,250.00
2,700.00
3,850.00
1,215.00
903.08
$11,918.08
An AMSPELL member was invited by the Paraguayan group to visit
them for May 20 celebrations.
AMSPELL was also invited by the International Student Association
of Japan to participate at an International Students Conference to
be held in Japan from July 12 to August 9, however, the station does
not intend to encourage AMSPELL participation.
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