104-10070-10009] ran . 1 . ‘ 2 ‘ en - mere, MRS 1988 on MICRO, Ser, 6A OP ee eit: Mexico 9 March 1968 @ A Mexico # . Cae, -TO ‘¢ COS/Mexiecs Cit i ~ ae ¥ FROM > Douglas J. FREAPANE “re: report ons PRE ac " ol OA tf SUBJECT: Status Report, Proje ect (LIOGLE/L Limrxi() cover:n ng Period ‘ L February thn! 29 February 1968 | | ; sos ON 24 I. ACTIONS TAKEN: (1) LIMIX-1| | | | Db opies are included as zy t—s—‘isCSCsROs«sHEHKis report. s(issue) contains good photographic coverage of the national convention of thé PRI; an article] on page rad) 3 which is based on previgus speeches by the new President of the *PRI¢ Alfonso"? ARTINEZ Domine puez; a series-of interviews with po- litical and intlellectual fip pures regarding MARTINEZ Domfnguez on page.4;_an_artifle boosting Lthe_ future leader of the federal “et workers union, /Hrof,, Edgar*ROPLEDO Santiago, on page ‘13;and,a "plug" for the Olympics on the back page, in addi ion to_other serious and ght features of\ seneral intere LIMIX-1 ea see Att er oy wirien— SPLIT ET PETE President of the I and the new PRI "oficial mayor", Fluvio VISTA Altamirano, and WEST a s ingluded as an insert with the Attachment A newspaper. LI- of, u [Mix- L}provided the Station with information fron,very relighl Ege) sources on the reasons for the dismissal of —- Francisco? eit Ochoa from his post in the Presidency and what the: cover®me ae s of MARTINEZ Domfnguez in the PRI. expect 06. O\ MIX-l continued a close relationship with( “hb,0 ho ts supposed to be a good. frpend “s ; Ldant so ul= PLesenira a ol mid: Mexien City Provided ‘OG STOUp Ww a SECONA OLT Hees a [SO TOCg trea in! oa wrea~by the Municipality. (@) The proup tontinued, now with official support, to organize athle everits, show motion pictures provided by QKF LOWAGE and the West German embassy and activities related to organization of PRI youth activities p ofhis zone of Mexien City (Atzcapozalco). (7) The (CIMTX a Wi headed’ b suffered a "temporary loss" of its TV programs and po o\ (CLIMIX- “1b . rESItEy ES TOOT SALT AUG Ochoa from the “Presidency26(GALINDO| had piven n-official support in his re p with the TV Station managem is believed tha time can be recovered: jhowever | 6 ossibility @f qbtaini ep time ay is also investi ; commercial TV channe adio ati an and¢LIMIX-1 contim ed ation of “/ fig em bloyed o/ as a | NE is tthe nf Secretary—o erresident\of Mexico. so had several . | \ of " qa nd TE | | CS copy | a 7, ihe -28 |: _-p| trvine to find eovernmenta anta 4 hs toe
14-00000 eon” 2 4 \ =P = | , al. Naan tines with the, Private Secretary of ie | 9) (Limix4 oa | f the which yor includéd an interview withthe new Pres ' Kh Nacional de Estudiantes Técnichs (FNET),“ Jose 6, several articles provided by QKFLOWAGE andthe embassy as well.as other material of interest toofPN students. The CEBREROS interview was an."exclusive". ) ) (LIMIX-Dwas able to obtain one of the 2,000 "tickets" available for the national convention of the PRI, and attended both day's meetings. CLL) - o\(LIMIX-1 provided the Station with a report on the FNET Congress _ and his As a resu a_ close friend! of - ot LIMIX~ 14) was named & the President off VET, and (LIMITA was named_one of th oF ‘ President. (12) (LIMIX-1) continued contact with a variety of political personalities with ‘the objective of z being able to penetrate phe, ew PRE headquarters. )24y 7 UO \ ~ Il. ACTIONS PENDING: The major pending action_is th Sand /ér.fxient ships within the “aETon Fn as solidified to some degree. For ex- ampl s/Lict| sits in a sort of "Limbo" at this date, neither out or—iys_jopy mor confirmed in a job. However, it would appear that the GimToseohaniem has at least five channels} into the new which are being developed for oe utilization. —A-senatate oper chan be prepared on these channels into the ther channels elcist to provide contacts within the eee exico City, but nothing can be done,yuntil current officers are retired and the new men appointed. 224 III. INDICATIONS OF EFFECTIVENESS: As reported in paragraph I, #3, 5, 10 and Ll. IV. - ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES:: Ncthing new to report. V. SECURITY SITUATION: No security problems were encountered, ; vp N VI. AGENT MEETINGS: Meetings between FREAPANE and (LIMIX- 1} were held on a weekly basis in a restaurant. VII. REMARKS: While operations of thi contact with the and even increas REAPANE continues to encouragé (LIMIX-} ecause_of the continuing, sed b qo perations are no longer the Pata 2) thus providing WOFIRM with a continui -asrcerrrgence gathering and political action in this field. Prepared on 9 March 1968 BY?” C Sera Kons . Cec aban ~~ DOUGLAS J. FREAPANE  ermemersnseenenenaetopenene