Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 4/17/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI . ‘RECORD NUMBER:  124-90137-10026 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 105-89660-173 Document Information ORIGINATOR: SEE TITLE FROM: _ [Restricted] TO: TITLE: [Restricted] DATE: 05/18/1962 PAGES: 15 SUBJECTS : CIA LIAISON MATERIAL CUBANA AIRLINES (DEFECTORS) DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: = Withhold DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/28/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : LET v9.1 ; 13 DoclId: 323372760 Page 1
== eleased under the. DATE: ‘taining mostly clothes, wag stored in the luggage compartment of the b When Flight 524/02 landed at Halifax International Airport at approximately 8:00 P.H, on May 2, 1962, the passengers and crew of this aircraft entered the Airport building. DARIAS and his wife immediately approached the first person they saw wearing a Canadian uniform and requested political asyiun in Canedae se gate qe ems TIN THE wg 20 , DARTIAS and his wife both can read and spéak Englisno fluently, and ‘after their intentions to request political asylum were made clear, it was decided by the Canadian officials present that the Captain of the Czech Airlines plane ‘should be advised that DARIAS and his wife would oe remaining in Canada. hen toey left the aircraft; they took two small overnight bags with them, however, a large suitcase, con~ ; i aircraft. When Cattain Vaclay BRAUL was advised’ that DARLIS and his. - wife would be remaining in Canada, he ordered. that the luggage be unloaded from the aircraft and that the suitease belonging to'them be searched for explosives. The plene.was unloaded ‘by the Czech crew and. was also searched by them, After this was completed, the suitcase belonging to DARIAS was taken into the cockpit of the aircraft and Captain BRAUM refused to turn it over to the Canadien Iumigration Officer. Captain BRAUM requested thst an official document, signed by the Canadian police, be given to him stating thet DARZAS and nis wife were remain~ ing in Cans Thais reaiest was ignored by the Innigration officer. he aireraft, after the luggage belonging to the other passengers had been reloaded, tock off from Halifax Intermmational Airport at approx- imately 1:00 A.M. on May 3,.1962, DARIAG and his wife were pleced in the custody of Canadian: Immigration authorities at lialifax., Frem interviews with them on tre 2nd and 9th of Me y} bo Aryare avd Widentifying details were btained Oi de “a “pass- Didier de Jesus DARTAS Lopez --was Our ele 8 in possession of the following aeser ided identification cards: port, however, ne Radio Habana Cute : Asociacion Nacionel de Profesionales Publicitarios, ¢ Republica de Cuba - Colegio Nacional de Profesionales,- Publicitarios, Republica de Cuba, Ministerio de Governacion. Licencia de Conduccion (Drivers License} . Born ~ October 15, 1936 - Havana, Cuba, Married ~ August 2 1958, Havana, Cuba, at Melegrosa Church, os Santos Suarez - Roth civil and church marriages performed on same date, He was married to Ofelia Cabrera Rodriguez. (No documents to verify this marriage): « They have no children. S ’ Both living, however, they are v4 other ~ Francisca Lorna © Pfieto, 162 St. Witolas Street, Apt. 11, Havana, Cuba ; : Father - Carlo a DATR LAS eon, 1913 64bh Streek, Marianac, _. i. ; Hayana, Cuba, se : . Sate DARIAS has-no brothers or sisters.’ ee Addresses ~- Since his marviage in 1958, POSTAST At 606 ae Serrano Street, Havane., cata. 7 separated. TD Pe THE INF OR. Docld: 323372760 Page 3
eer: HOE DESIRE USE 2IUT Hater Pare: 11- 14- -2017; yaucation - pachillerate (ign < School) | ~ 5 years, 1948 to 19538, , Trelles Collegé and Public Institute. Did not-complete his university edueation, however, he was studying part-ti ime’ until 1956. guplojment:- - 1952 - 1955 cuban National Library 1955 - 1957 Public Works Ministry, Stenographer 1957 - 1959 The Merchandising Surveyors and Advertising Agency - Copy writer. . | 1959 ~ Sept. 1960 - ‘Colgate-Palmolive Co. in the SRN IMI AMERICA Coe I Tt te OA aC ee ee? etatinbes . St. Julio 258,. Santos, Suarez, Havana, Cubae. Wprothers - Rolando CABRERA Bi odrignez - Age 36 \ ; Gonzalo\GABEERA Nodpiguez - - Age 18 . . ; woth living with father at 1\petober Street, 908 ‘Vibora, Hevane , Cubase Advertising Department, as Advertising ro Bxecutive, and later as the Director's i Assistant in. tne Research Department. mE F Sept. 2960 ~- May 1962 ~ Radio Havana Cuba ~ Script writer. | q . seen seeeenecoes : . . The fcllowing particulars objained pertaining to his. wife. y 4 - k ef “ , B 4 Ofeliar \Gabrene \goarsenda \Qomow - i : i Bom - Noveniber > *9, 1928, Habana , Cuba 7 a Documents - Fassport for the Republic of Cuba, No, 838975« 7 j Last address since 1958 - Serrano 506, Apt. 2, Santos Suarez, Havana ,— i 4 Cuba. + . _ r by. Parents - Mother and father separated. “ LAHAYE Oo 7 j Mother ~ Marie asuacion ‘ODRIGUEZ~ hodriguez. Living with. i. 4 DARIAS ang his vife at Serrano 600, Apt. 2, : 4 . Santos Suerez, Havana, Cuba. . } 43 father - Juan Jose\CABRERA Gonzalez, ce i. a Address ~- 10 Octodar St. 908, Tipora, Havana, Cubs. i 4 : Other members of family and addresses; : il Sisters - Sarah SL BRERA Bodriguez - Age 35 & pt, 4 ail Street 355, Casino, a LAN _ Debor¢ive , Havana, cuba. . i ; 4 | .f 4 sete Som wera Nodriguez - Age 25 Te ks | dopey are ceenes ann penetra Set ARRON RE TT A HTN MOTE NF nployment ~ 1950 - 1961 - ‘Ministry of Public Works - Stenographer. 1961 = liay 1902 - Housewife. DARIAS cand his wifé were in possession of $24.00 in American money. They have been making plens ror seeking political asylum for the past year, and a half, and made arrangements for this tourise trip about six.months agde The trip was arranged through the Tourist Department of tile Cuban Govermaent, and the itinerary vas to ‘eover fifteen days in Czechoslovakia and, ‘fifteen days in Russia, “Toe trip, although sponsored by the Guban goverment, was a tourist trip, und the individual paid for nis own fare. + cost DARIAS 2250 resos for himself and his wife. - :- o eoggneapeene te tee bb he wt i re Rte etna eee ante yee te Shoe een rent aes Sea roe see TOPE ET PCT paoony ne _ . _ Docld: 323372760 Page 4
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assaseina - DATE: 11- 14- 2017 yor ARTAS.- stated that they have no relatives in the Unlc.. Se _ States, nor have they corresponded with anyone in the U.S.A. ‘DARTAS stated that when. they- requested poiitical asylum upon arrival in Canuda, it was their intention to apply for admission to the United States, DARIAS stated that they have no friends or relatives-in the U.S.A. who would sponsor their admission to that country. DARIAS advised that if. they were admitted to the U.S.A. they would like to go to New York and seek employnent. de ag tan lags Sa. Nectar eiatbae NARIAS stated that he was a supporter of Fidel CASTRO at the time of the revolution, however, he now feels that CASTRO has ‘lost control of the Government, and that the Communists are now running the countrye DARIAS stated that he never studied Cosmun i si inor was he ever sympathetic towards Communism. He further stated that within the past six months, the officials of Radio Havana Cuba “have had compulsory weekiy lectures on. Communism given. to them by the Director of Radio Havana Cuba, and his name is tie reos\ BEHHARAS , who is considered to be a Communist. DARIAS, who appeared\to be honest and trustworthy, wes extremely co-operative, and after he had been questioned along numerous, different iines, "he yas asxed if he could prepere a summery or brief of the executive structure of Radio Havana Cuba, and set out the names of the heads of the various departments, and also designate whether or not they are Communists, oy or Communist sympathizers. DANIAS was more than willing to co-operate ; and spent two days worki consvantly in preoarine this brief. He wrote it originally in Svanisa, and then with the assistance of his wife, translated it into English. This brief, which is ten pages long, deals not only with the Radio Havana Cuba str uctural organization, but also contains brief remarks by DARLiS under the Headings of -. _ re political apparatus in Cuba"; "OP's "Active Revolutionary . ' Nucleouses'; ‘tRevolution's Defense Committees"; "Labour Unions", ete., _ and "How the Revolution's Defense Committees work in towns and cities", ‘and "Yow the G-2 or State's Security Departuent yorks", i ae ne eaprtnn cenae teem Sawoussels i khs nas as {S ‘ alee eee weed eet tee cdaeh bce a eines ds See iid natierbeceed Sc 3... This brief, of course, consists of DARIAS’ own opinions and thoughts concerning individuals mentioned, and the reasons for his : opinions were not dealt with in detail. Undoubted ly, DARIAS could , : provide further background information concerning Hadio Havana Cuba , _ ot . and if any perticular point or name referred to in tais brief needs | to be explained in fuller detail, DARIAS stated that he would de willing to co-operate at any time, DARIAS requested that the | i | t ivntndad eve ioe dissemination of this brief be treated as Secret, due to the fact that members of his family and his wife's family are still residing in Cuba. fk sermon nets he DARTAS and his wife were interviewed by the United States Consul in Halifax on May 8, 1962 and completed admission application {forms for the U.S.4. at that time, It is expected that they will be ‘A granted admission to the U.S.A. in tne near future, 5. ‘You will find, attached, single photostatic copy of the <pbove mentioned brief. : Docld: 323372760 Page 5
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a ‘4 October 1960, beceuse nationalization of 311 American enter- crises in Cuba end also the most. important Cuban ones, I lost my at Colgate-Falmolive of Cuba's with Colgate a year before, successfu- Liy, 48 a7 advertising Junior Executive. or. Brand-nan. Tnoven che nationaliz zation was the shock that vanished my last swapathies for the new cuban government, in that very moment TL 3 wag not prepared to leave my country. I had never come out cf Suba and it looked hard to me to live ‘abroad. I was “wrong when my country | was crossing under a black cloud, and t: SS everything would soon turn to-be like it was before. | zovernment had announced that nobody would be threw . eS & consecuence of nationalization although their function, . woule ‘had Gisappeared, guoting all the people wnose before jobs had to do with advertising, radio or TV, could go to the he Manaagery of Communications! Telecommunications Department, whic 1 would con- ala aries until send tnem to new. “job s according siter two months considering whether leaving or not Cuba, finally i ¢ecicéed to stay, and in December 1960 went to Telecommunications Devartment. In effect, they paid me my salary and informed me in opportunity that all advertising men who had lose their’ jobs, be soon called to.work in a new radio station, directed by. men too; aniong them were mentioned Marcos Behm maras, end Jose A Xeees all them people that i knew befo- aras was perk aps he most brilliant radio and TV writer, by his high incomes; Fedro Costa, a well known marketing archer; and Cainas, an excellent radio and TV director and pro- cucer in the most important private “network of Cuba: CH. hag worked a few years: before with- Behmaras and Costa, in ‘an . Docld: 32337260 Page 7 Te Shitin,  temntitttbeeind tHhide caeciial oy Dn thee REE atiatbenees oh. weere re OM RN CELE TE Ort geen aerate BERR a ete ethene eae Clima er catetbotlhe bine a we Bada Rit etabe abbr hele
ws " ° ; NS S.A.), and I agency (Mercados, Surveys y Publicidad, I knew them well. Nevertheless, I-did not know the most the three ones portant thing about this people: -I learned it were affiliated to Communist Party. | n receiving my salary from Telecommunications Department in Merch 1961 I was called to Radio Progreso Building's 6th fioor (105 Infanta St., Havana), where I saw Pedro Costa who told. we there would be the studios and offices ‘of the new. radio station, : . me which same would: be Redio Havana Cuba and would broadcast for on he would be the Administrator and: Behmaras the Direc- and Cainas th 1e Vice-Director, but as those ones had so many -dubies cutside “by, the moment, they could not occupy their posit- vb. AWAY. was appointed to ¥ i e ripts i y. I pr d to writ three scripts for each of tne 30 minutes programmes named "Popular Cuban Composers", Weta fy : / Wuba in the country" and "Gur listeners make questions to us". iowrote only for the. former two and a’month later presented them. || and Cainas were there already. They met with me, read tne scripts and told me those nad no "political content", and ask- ead me why = had not written anything for "Our listeners make aue3- tions to us". I told them that it was certainly difficult to wri-. te te about im .a@ginary letters and questions.’ We discussed about the Fad for a while and finally they told me “to be in stand-by un til they give ie a new task.. ay E Days leter I was called up again, this time, for a sort of starfric Ie nesting in which surprisingly appeared Cedar\Escalante, a sop old- F communist chief. This man nas in his hands all the radio and TV s stations in Cuba. During the meeting he referred to Behmaras, Cai- . E as "comrades"; he told the personnel that new Radio 7 nad a/remarkable importance to the Revolution,’ and sO. : onnel had to be at such "high level", SO, among othe 7 gS, nobody ‘there could resign or be absent of such "respoasibi- fe ", afterwards, this kind of meeting was hold freouently. : Pter that I was called up again and received orders to direct the. | sranme named "Cube - in th By country", a musical-descriptive one, a Docld: 323372760 Page 6 aaa land a anette bats Lace Litters nat dy Lear lib, Ab tea oat abaar aA oe saie cea tithe ae Ltaccteatias tide Lait ath nad OE eet hae TE ele pdeAL Tea ah Sraantcanid + stand Eiger meni in tie Winnie oa Ria elas HS
Released. under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records ore Act of 1997 (4i7 | a DATE: 11-14-2 me ' . . . a with songs interpreted by ‘folkloric groups ‘of peasants and speeches “ “bout the Cuba's natural beauties,, the, agrarian reform and present: 4 a , Mhettar way of life" of Cuban peasants. I was directing this one j end ctrer musical or descriptive ones “until November 1961. — \ 8 4 4 . : A ae In October 1961 came to REC a Czech who was introduced as Jiri Ne- j a top rod chief. from Radio Prague, who came. to give REC an 4 a emt ms Sa Serene waren RA eee weet YA mee hubs mene coe ad ; . . 4 structure. This Czech was about a month and a half in) 4 . i . He spent the first month. studying very, carefully, ina humilia~ 3 ~ way, the personal Pile. of each one,’ and the way of functioning “8 ’. every department. He spoke in English. Afterwards I knew he spc- 4 oo =e Spanish too, but hid it. i" 3 . : 2 UE Czeca supported the thesis and of course it was accepted~ that : j 44 itical untrusty people -me for i nstance- night. be used in works Po fo : some responsibility, and, instead of ‘isolate. those people, on a i 1e contrary they had to be joined to he reds and "work on them" ; i in order to indoctrinate then and "join them to the revolutionary . k 4 ‘ a t oroccess", , te | il i supposed this ctecause coincidently the last time the Czech was ; 4 : . — I thers, I myself and other Beople that I knew felt as me, were join- FE i a i : > 8 . vy : be a - ("€GQ in a separtment named something like News. Summary Department, i a - pd : . Le - oe . . : } 5 whose functions, under the vigilance ofa communist Head, were to : 4 : . a . ; a, r SuUmMErAze news, speeches and informations from the: news-papers and i ; a 4 oe : those coning through the govern iment's New Agency "Prensa Latina”, : . i + Cuech "suggested" too 2 sort ofscourses of political indoctrina- 4 ; | 7 ; called "Study Circles", which Were held at least once a “week. | ‘ . if a, courses were oblisatorv for all the. writing, speaking and pro- F 5 d H nel and "optional" for ‘the rest. The courses were con- Po bt _ aras and by ‘the Spanish communist theoric Jose Senza’ " i wae \ : a were read and. explained communist texts. Finally ‘ je i vter. i ~ 3 Ik a nn - eZ oP i ay 4 SESE ‘4 # i ; 2 us \ SSL —_———s a ee Docld: 323372760 Page 9
Ket ot 199 A my ._CRGANTZ ATION [oe 2: Stadio Station is divided ‘into Sections. Each Section prepares all news and speeches broadcasted to each part ef the world. on nglish (USA, Canace & Europe); Latin American {all Amer:.~ aking countries) French’ (Europe & may be Canada); Por- Wa ei wean ae etn Sitesi daten: Sirin k meek ahora at eee hE “to Guatenala's, Dominican Republic" 3, Peru! s and Guatem ala ‘ ; sts now settled in Cuba. These programmes are p epared by. that 44 (Guatemala: Former President ph tists other yo8 ainican Republic: Juan} oucould 1 i é awe anc: ind Nicaragua I do not know the people.) SPIE ETS NOE TT : ‘olitical "Commissar". He.is the maximum “yésponsible. and ‘the Communist Party seme: ic ie nd TV stations Has no. office in RHC. Goes there two a week. a | ae i Director. Member of the Cuban Communist Party. . a , Vicedirector. Cuban: CP. 7 t . ; ? OF. ? a Administrator and Personnel Chief. Cuban CP. Cw HW < Lb Miah 1 , . Dp .- I. 4, American CP. { Ww Cuban CP. [ . £ ae $4 and speaker. ‘I do not khow if American CP. ‘ i . - ot boot ker. Cuban CP. i} eaker. Cuoan. I do not know his political opinion. Pos ; ; oe : - by Cuban. I do not know her po- 8 a ee, ; : ai “(He is the husband sf oo \ ‘iho, works for red TV Channel mae Sept 2 x ; wa “LAD ervied couple, about 55, ule ‘arrived, whose names i do They speak Spanis sh like if would have lived in a Spanisa country. + ; astro wae Setter comet, Tat hanna aS Pte ee be tte NY See nat | Docla: 32337260 Page 10
NN feleaseéd under the . DATE? ae ohn F. Kennedy Assassination Records Co 11-14-2017 . : - LO oo . — a ; atl ye - G4 ye - oe ‘The political apparatus in Cuba, CP's "Active Revolutionary Nu- ‘cleouses", Re Revolution's Defense Committees, Labor Unions, etc. ~ ‘The sé, considerations are applicable not only for RHC but for all offices and industries actually in the Government's hands -a 90%. On the contrary muchopeeple supposed to, the political apparatus. is formed by very few members, although it does not mean that’ it is not a very powerful one. Not everybody who wants it can became an affiliate to CP. The affiliates must be. very "chosen" people. -The main condittion is-to have no scroupulous in dennouncing any- “one whether or not be a relative or a friend. Hach industry or office has three main forms of political organi- zation: the top one: CP's so-called "Active Revolutionary Nucleous- es (CPts cellules); Revolution!s Defense Committees and Labor Unions. The chiefs of these organizations, and their members, .as & rule are always the same people, | : Nucleouses rule the activities in every industry. or office. For example: it it is of "going to a meeting, an assembly or a masses ndemostration”, or it is of doing the” so- -éalled "voluntary" work, or some other. activity, the. Nucleoust member s or the Union's ones “talk personally to each one of the workers in order to obtain their ‘assistance or "cooperation". The same way, workérs: ere forced to integrate the so-called mMalitia’, which almost every- one have to belong to,. so that ‘they became under military laws. Thus anyone cannot resign wr even jeave the office or industry ha when they wish.” ae oe a The Revclution's Defense Committees, work, in all the industries and offices, under the direction of the Ge2 or State's Security oo 8 Ne Department. The Committees! members meet periodically, in secret,- Doclda: 323372760 Page il and study’ carefully the Life, attitude and feelings of each worker ww RN ee
Released under. the ‘DATE: 11-14-20: a \conzeles’ a cub eng tape-recorder Arina ndo\@Liva Oh seed considered as non sginpaenaeds Lo ind a rveat number of other tapssrecorders, radio~ “operators and tecnni-~ name I dont know. Most of them are openly considered as non ali the outer correspondance and designs all the pan oklets and red Propaganda sent abroad. Acommodates in Havana a solieeect opitiions 1 donot know. ‘ ‘3 perso rfl. of all the Sections and. Departments (typewrite ers, 30e- ors, phonists, eben) as a general rule, is openly considered us NR ie Deh a eae et tet ee dae oi ete, ald abe rele etl ne a o w ct ca O- po oO Ui m nd offices are at. 105 Infanta Street (Radio Progreso Buil- dine}, Hevena., The main transmission equipments ‘are not in this place Havana province which I. do not know. Transmissions origi- invanta go there- through phone lines. Rie asad wifi ts PS actre snares RES bitte aN te, aS i SEIS TE te ee. -_ { i —_ Docld: 32337260 Page 12
into\Vastellanos, ‘Salvador CP. Chief. CPe ii ice Sal vador CPL Gy errant porate rai se whiter. Cuban. ‘Syapathizer, ce meet eee an a Te ee em A Nenpato, ohtel until 40 months ago. Returned to Brazil. Pre hist (La or). Perky! S communist . _Sympath zer. Deniy considered as nor . sympathizer. rer Cuban ambassador, Mariano: self : . a=scalona, Section's Chief is another Erazilian recently. arrived. I do not if CP but suppose so. Whose only name I Know is first, Carlos. \e f A. | > We pd of, : Siidomero Advereg-Ri insaimo WopéaX\Slanc at 2 shea std aesaatebatdZeamesia stanton ninthvnheed:Moalasette eile erste aceon rant Cinta’ ee vel bmmmenanstnd Tadd co ae didi ll endint é é ep eee ee hid one sumnerizges the news, “speeches and informations daily appeared Viastctengicdhets tae nut wate Bibel hee be Ll hn uhe pavers and coming through the Government's News Agency "Prensa . . ‘ ra . . , . oo ". People here have instructions of writing no comments on infor- wee ro . no oo ae 5 . . ‘ . are : ne "Pacts". The informations are passed around to’Sections. at »Guban CP Gacknadintihe ad. shines intana Jesus Rego, Carmen Villar and ny self until. them, lexcept Chief, are “openly considered as non o aftment j cakers, producers, tape-recorders ‘radio-ope? itors, stc. aca nS Br a = Nn GaN \PHiucleous or or of the Committee, Free wh ee gp except themselves. Another differ- | ent case is: the Labor Union's. members. 7 ent “Everyboay knows “whe they \ are, but « do mot -knowed ifet «Shey; are also: members ‘of the ‘Nucleous or Ee, Nee * Sot a es 4 : . , : : : . — : tte ow Venema ae, . ae Swe ~ eth ee seein ee ee : . Doclda: 323372760 Page 13 ao | ‘ nna N nt tal nae
' DATE: 11- 14- 2087, ue Lt, soe Of en 7 elect the’ Lacor Unions chiefs, the Nucleous ‘the personnel in whitch ina simple way obtain the approval to agreements ‘taken beforehand. olution! Ss Defense: Committees, are formed by the affiliates Lo che, Communist ‘Party or to. the Communist Youth or the Communist | ‘OTE vederation, and also by .some weak or “coward: people or just Ss Symoathizers of the Revolution. Who members of the Nucleouses form-properly the Communist Party . . Pp vy Organizations" (ORI). Almost old Partido Socialista Popular’ in Cuba "Unite Revolutionary ail of tiem are, the members of the (CP), although CRI is sufiposed to be: formed also by the remoers of the two most remarkable organizations that fought —"26th of. duly’ Movement" (Castro and his men)’ & "13th of March Directory” (students). @e unt nas a Central Committee of 25 members, preceded by Castro. avery of these men is in charge of an important branch of the tne industrial or agricultural production, 1 Committee are the Provincial Directions of the Province; the Sectional Directions, one for ach clty. district; and the Active Revolutionary Nucleouses, one lor each industry or office. I guess this is the similar orga-_ functioning in Russia and other communist countries, Jeolozy,. purposes and procedures. . ‘inally, there are also the Communist Youth and the Federation women. But these two organizations, at least in concerning to power, have relatively little importance ee PET revamp te SENET Perens bas shy Docld: 323372760 Page Pay ASS aoe Tar ron Records Collection Act’ of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hotere shih 3 “a is 4 ; Lassa Beatin 2 ite 5 Die ahdaaeeh Bah tinea cow ee q Be ie Tas baal Eni: stata het & St
Heleased under the, Jone Sem ap hesaes aiae Toe ReCords CULLeUCiDIr Act Ur 1997 (ad O DATE: 11-14-2019 an ; " — eS wo ork in towns and cities jence € onmmh ittees in eve ary industry | or: office, there is: a Conmite - ‘tac. in every block at every town and city all over the country. ‘directed by sinieter G2 or State's Seaurity Popartmant. awe Trey ineec- at. least once 4 week-and analize the feeling concern- * the. Hevolution of every neighbor or family, house by house apertment, by apartment in each block. Their members. watch the hours:a day. They check every package coming | . fea Dh ng eRahed bee Lede abttichoten ous the homes, so that nobody , among those who want to leave the sonnet country —~and ‘almost “everyone, specially in middle-class zones, t ‘is considering to leave it-—-, can take out his properties to sel]. a them oF to present them to relatives. . . | ; i : any family is being visited by strangers or simply by any 7 “menbers of their own family, Committees call G-2. Sometimes shey 4 report at political euthorities at industries or offices the Kr workers that are not absolutely addicted to Revolution or did not af Like to adorn their home's front with communist propaganda that pod ~ ot : . ! an . ; - : P b. - round, for example the hatred red banner. They - ie | na family receives. correspondance from abroad , 4 somebody apply for his passport. before the Ministry of Sorgign Relations, this Department repor t to the Committee of the 7 F 4 a - . ; a4 block in which the person is living and to the office or industry i a 1 $e of od in which works. : oon SO . be the G-2 or State's Security Devartment ent works Ss G-2 is cerhaps the only Covernnent s Department that» makes igs = d Job zood today. It uses the samd method and organization as ‘ Russia's Secret Police or NEVD.f# Whispers in Cuba say that G-2 é irected by the Russia's Embassy at Havana. Its me Is miro Maides, Ministry of Interior and - Ae : ba a we Party! Ss Sentral Committee. This man, -,} ne ann eel about & year aso, spent several months in fussia, learning acvanc- 4 ewe SER rN 3 “< room 19] fi. a iB < He | oon i 5 o oO. i] n e Military members are the :nen perform detentions. “Civil members are divided inte : SNE TT Ta aera TPR Sri na ae a pare Doclda: 32337260 Page 15
‘Released under ‘the dohn’F. Ke DATE: 11- -14- 7017 ‘ two. chasses: official and ron official members. The official ones render visible functions, almost every time as escort or eo _  Yne non offictal members are the very dangerous ones, They never offices” neither have identification cards nor carry weanons 2s a rule. ‘They usually receive instructions by teledsone: inane ionreime Ap Leann smeibantn anes pete neon rete cman Pet cam ain penance a-their-own homes after countersigns, and give their information in the came way. They generally. do an apparently normal life, working in any industry or office and even their bosses da not know their other lives. ba when 2k nows or supposed to that any kind of -conspiration feéinst the Government has started in any place, or simply they velieve that a possibility of conspiring das exist, send the non- official members: to infiltzate in such activities. Sometimes we whispers say, G+2 creates by itself a sort of: artificial conspire-— tion in some place, in order to know, jail or eliminate the: people to conspire or be actively unhappy with the Government. Thus ' ry a + 0 99 - a pte }~ v fallin, the, traf. a ; . ; Co , S$ inethod is the following: as there are always unhapry people with tne Government. or non adict to it in anyplace, they are constantly moving from an office or industry to anether this kind of people, in order to they cannot create &@ conspiration Sn allen prc igen ti Chase Tine aint tne ee hetert (g0 Retain persed cranes oP ee 7 - : - . Fe cei on “ = a ec ee ee ares wtneue Sassi ender mem mv peepee aceieretnin renee nen amety anaatnete Herne eat eet Doclda: 323372760 Page 16