\- ’ 17.. Cultural, Exposition “( Planned). &. oO + Le9 said that several months - ago the Cuban Gov". x) sent’ ‘to Mexico -an- Exposition of "grabados" 2 which was to be displaye in Morelia, The Morelia Exposition "fell. through". -and the "grabdos™ ‘ha ve beerying aro: nd 6 ver sl nce e Now, LITAMIL@9, is risking plans te show the Exposition in “several st ates in Mexico, incl: ding Vera-_ eruz (Jalapa), Durango, Bue reero (Acapulco). among athers, L 9 said %, ‘ ‘tle that he will make his contaghs through INBA (Bellas Artes), He said /—That FLORES Sanchez, fnu will work with him on the Exnosition and that FLORES is about 28 far to_the | left BS yo can get. L-9 HHEXE EXC IC ATA FUCES § said that his partici .ation and work on the Exposition will put hin in a good light with nls Cuban "comrades" as it consists of many anti-U.S. drawings etc. \ 18. Carlos DEL APAZ [Ramirez ar ; L.9 said that PAZ is abot 52 years old and AE \ wore as @ chauffeur for many years at Relaciones Exteriroes in SO ee nrceeereamere mam on * cae ¢ 4 | bye? iv YY Cuba. L-9 said that PAZ, a hefty negro, is not too happy and blew in an uncouta manner oe [pts stuck-tip-oripr day when VEER told ~bin/to do someth ing, XAX&X wy "C, =) dosas mt believe that PAZ “will stay at the Enh assy very long, ad oy 9. Julio COIDE Figueredo Or Cn, LeG pepat ed that CONDE, the “mbassy coox,rs- turned to Cuba because his mother is very 111. GONDE yeft for HAVA ‘on 15 July 62, 20, Radul fo°PAEZ Pers, . Le9 said tast he detests PAEZ ani the 1& zl ing is mo- tHKK tual. L'9 said tht PAEZ does litt. in the “nbassy but in hic opinion “has been sent to kind of "watch" what goes on. L9 said that héhey probably fe&1 that he will never Deave, i4.e. he is a fanatical ~_—
2 ates Pidelista. L*9 ienows riothing about his wrk with the codes as ‘Peporte’ by ANSTOKES1 4 - ; | -Humbscte Xenkera Morera’ and’ wife . " QHX LITAMIL=9 report ed that auri ng his last fisit te Cuba ( Jan 61) he visited tne home of H mberto GARCIA, former offices: : in the Cuban Enb as sy ‘and now assigned to the Forrign Office. He sai. that GARCIA ‘left him alone with his wife, Magdalena, when he (GARCIA went to the office and she complained bitterly of the situatioh, (GARCIA's wife told Le9 that the house in which they were living was actually that of a Cuban family which took asylum, She said that the house was furnished and had many beautiful paintings on the Waits She said that Lola DE LA TORRIENTE, a neighbor tohk sevral of the EXAM MXM EEN paintings and the she was sick as this was-not her home, ‘that is 18 did not belong toher, She felt that it was stolen, that she had not supported the revolution for this ete. She then showed L'9 tha passports and papers of the famtly that had zone into exile and MAKMS wanted advice as to what she should do with them. disillusioned Magdalena, according to ZXL L-9, was heertbroken/and dlsappointed. L9 described HunsesscuaaciA as an irr sponsible and worthless indis ic ddal .. 22, LITaAnibe9's activitics and attitude re cooperation LeG said that he has been handling the malting of propaganda and bu letins witnin the count ry and hand. ing some scrote items for the “mbassy at the Foghi nk Office and Gober naion, He sr: mailing . he had access to/lists AHXXMAEKX of the. Enbassy' 8 friends etc, Ee that he would try and get copies of these but that it not very easy. He said tmt the most important thing we would be doing inthe near future was the Exposition cited paragraph 17. He said that he was (a . relieved toknow that the U,5,-was now aware of his fellinzs re the 1 a oe oe Ot = ® ~ — ~ ne POEL LENE dt NCL POD in fie cc A Beatin nA at Th AA I cid O en
14-00000 te a _ <n ee ee _| regime and that he wanted the U,8, to” know that he would: help witt “po a - his Limitation, xanax a9 re peated several timés that he ts ~ a: we mot, traitied: for "spying" , and that he. "flushes" as the érop ‘of a- Es - a eet hats i.e. that. he. just can't feign his political pos ition, He salt in order to avoid being "burned" he usually excuses himself or “- just says hello te many of his fe! low workers at the “mbassy. = fA tried to impress upon him that this was the way most everyone feb at first but that one "becomes used to it", He said that he did not know that he world haveto wait until tomorrow to see how tn: particuhar interv wi affected him re his fellow workers at the “rs on 19 July 62. I told L+9 that we would appreciate his cooperat/.7 -aga he ata have informat ton of interest to us, citing: lists of “eriends” of Cuban Gov't, gocess to. LECHUGA and other officials « - interest, access to Mexican officials md others who sympathise . with CASTRO etd, He understood my desires perfectly but just di have the iS heart to "set up" another meeting later onlin week, H sald that he would be in touch with LIPAMIL wJ and we could go fre... Throu gout there, RMEKAN cur conver sation, LITAMIL _2 did much to improve r-« lations between Le-9 and myself and to understand the necessity c* his cooperation for the common causes Overall tne meeting was tremendous success and augurs HIXSE well for tre future, The important thing is ecntact, ther: ia noE question about L-$'s access to important info partimlarly : ; the ¢,ltural field and his willingness to provide this informatio: . ’ PIES: LITAMIL.9
. 31 ‘July 1962 MERON TS i Po ABE Z Zio gp 20G. Mins, BER, | | okt “On 25 ‘ily 62, using the nam ™ load Melior advin Sone’ tie Se eord Subject: “LITANE~9 “galled LIT MIL-9 and arragnéd meting ‘at. 2100. ‘dn fron of his apart ment. "Pick: up" was made and I drove around area pa} xing in sechiadi spot where we-talked about 45 minutes. - “LITAMIL«9 reported that Juan/MONTES y Bradley, . | Rasergeqageeresrsn te ersenssensespcee ta REA Argentine, is "badly burned” at Cuban Embassy, where they believe hi. to be an "ore ja". This has been the case for about two months, He was not invited to the 26 of Jyly Movement reception even though he aeked L-9 to put in a good word for him. | L-8 asked LECHUGA abort +. and LECHUGA ‘safd tmt he was not “to be invited, | ; LIT AMIL=9 sald that when he was in Cuba toa last time ( 22 DEC~-16 Mar 62} Capt RAVEL and ARCOS, fmu, the latter brother of Gustavo ANCUS v Bersnes, and at that time XXARAR:AgE Trea- surer at INRA, were ontspoysniy anti-C,mmunist in front of nis brotne lawe is now Jefe de Despacho at INRA. He is convinced sans not a So-: eae Vo gand knows his brother is not, Vo af L-9 also gaid that he 13 a good friend of Celi: oy og be os BE # SaNCHEZ'brother and thet he is violently apposed to C.mmunism, CONS) NE . Le said that the new President of the IMCRC ‘ ; &. Ne is Manué& Imu, a Mexican, wno works at the Fondo de Cultura, SN IN LeG seid that the woman who rented him the IMc PN and was nesitant abo -t renting it ; ¥ quarters kas threatened ete ( LITAL NT - op) but that he @inally cor~ AS ANS cinvinced her to went it to them, am -? said that. the place Was Lorre "una casa de citas", Li L-9 ssid that he did aot, know Armando HAR? ant wg knew Little about him, He seid that ne has td xedwith Haydee SAsTA- 6 S067 "es nery atl 2 dnd 19508 Sp . _ i and sister@-i{n law, "Concha" F=RNANDEZ. [9 said that his sister-ine- .