Márquez de Prado thought about assisting Cuban counter-revolutionaries and to OAS in Algeria, and a police report from 1962 claimed that the organisations were "perfectly organized". Carlists in Don Carlos Hugo's entourage became anxious about the Requeté's militaristic influence in the Comunión. De Prado remained suspicious about the prince, his entourage, and their new ideas, while Requeté gradually supported Traditionalist orthodoxy. Ramón Massó and other Huguista leaders concluded that de Prado, obsessed with confronting counter-revolution, had to be sidelined.