ret an : ors hws, ar [a i aie AEA TY aD. Pit te: we sa ane ~ * ‘ ¢ TRE 238 «Rae Ben athe * er TT TR BERRA YE Satchel Be SEP THUA ~ Saye IRD old at PRR, AI Nt nuM TAges UNIPAD FVCIVIIONVTA® (NR ULL.) November 14, ]°65: "The Rio Mectine of Forcisn Ministors".= A comment on the TI Extraordinary Meeting of Inter-Am-rican Foreign Ministers, which will convene tomorrow, Now. 17, in tho city of Rfade Janeiro, Brasil, The min pointe in the agenda: economic dovelopment, the Alliance for Progreee, the strenghtening of the Inter-American system, the improvonent of instruments for the peaceful eolution of controversies, and tho strengthening of representative dovocracy, Lnetly, and even thouch this is not a concreto point in the agenda, spcedal attention will be devoted to the struggle nvainet cor-unism throughout the Americas, To this respect, the VI Mocting of American Arnies has just taken Place in Lima, Peri, and in it concrete decisionr, plann and formulas were adopted. "Another O,3,5, Step".— Tho subject of sutversion is unavoidable to the Rfe meoting, The Punta del Este declaration, the diplomatic isolation asi the July, 1964, trade blockade sanctioning the agmression arainst Venezuela, sat, the Com= munist regime on the verge of collective military intervention, Subversion has continued, and sustained Castro-Comminist interference in the Doniniean Republie will force the O.A.£, to take further steps im sancticning the agercesor.s
14-00000 Poetry tae ES eda guitingiess toy UM ee ee . oxteagy Ma Riana, orate AES ore MEP RL annals Bee ae eA wnat aL 9 4 IO Ce BAS “th ed 4 78 a a tne ast atte ad ESET te PE et Fle { November 17,1965: "dar Prume.on the fino-Sovict Korder".- On the basir of long- timo difference tetwean Red China and Ruceia, we agree with Vice-President Hunphrey who, during a recent T’ appoaranco, dicclored that Foviot and Chinece border gare ricons were being Leefed up Intely, The motto ‘more cannons and less butter” da bocoming fachionable arain, with the consequent docrenre of prbdduction and incroase of military budget appropiations, ar woll ae utth a decraaso of foroipn ald to countries euch ae Guba. From thir, wo may coneluto that Castro's situation worcens day by day. Cuba's only rolution ir to pot rid: of Cartro in order that it may once again enjoy peace ard procperity. "Aepectr of an Unralyyl Riftt.- The Communict Parties of the Americas are worried _ over the situation of their old Cuban comrades who live unler a Damocles! aword in the hands of Fidel Cartro, They have been unshle to keep the trial of Marcos Rodrf- guez from having agecoml part in Ordoquits easo-file, which fe alco the second part of the trial” against Cuba's old Commine, Latin Com munirte are having a claeh with Fidel and with the Castroites of their raspective countries, and they are ene gaged in fractional work to un“ermine Castro's designs and put their old comrades # back in the leaderehip of the Cuban Party.
14-00000 "HART As se UNTraA™ TS yctucTouys tae GOR.ULL.) 3 November 18, 105: "What Can Cactro Gct From The Russians?%.= An analycie of Fle del's new stand, whereby he abandons neutrality between the USSR and Red China, In roturn fof hie "pledee of alloriance", the Kremlin hae offered Castro an ineréase in economic and military aid. Perhaps the Russians will in fact give him gune, tanks and. rockets once arain in exchange for Cuban surar, But as far as econonic aid is concerned, Castro chould know that Soviet-Bloc countrices are firm about halting further investments in the Cuban failure. What is more, they are talking Nafta tA ad Sa RISE oe aya of domanding political, financial and economic reforms from tho bearded despot that would permit minute inspection and guidance of Cutan affairs by his sponsore overe seas, Will Castro tolerato such intervention? No one knows, "The O.AeSe IN RIOW.— Tho 0.4.f., which convened yesterday in Rio, facos a continent . Oe NE at ls EE pent weve EAB aD Hs CP AARRITD te shalt «wide eituntion whose gravest problem is still Comrunist Cuban subversion an! aggrese : sion, The process that bogan in Punta del Este and ecntinued with the July 1962, meeting, must be brought to a successful ond ty taking more severe steps againet the focal pcint of sutversion and agrression: Comrunist Cuba, : ey ohne FEA £8 eS ON, Wh Coan Rae eee ‘ alana cere ee
14-00000 Det SL a er ana AD ee CEO ENGR ABONT AREA Yul QI Wt ad? FR adnet ay ae RE a, ted tere ag MEAS. TDA Ry CTH Tam (RULES) November 19, 20: "How the Anti-Commnict Fight. Govs".= A rcummry ir mate of the antle Comruniet etragezie in Acta, which dr cynthetized in tho Indonerian events. Thore, antl» Communiem ie geining force isy by day. And in South Viet Nam, where the U.S. Army has Suet pained = erect victory, rctating the principle of /e‘cnding the Integrity of fouth Vict Nam, In tie frericin, we can quote from the Lrave speech dolivered by Braazilien Freeitent Mare-all Ceetelle prance, who called for a ravision of the old concepte of political intervention am creating that of counter-intervontion apainst Comminiem. Inactly, we point wut that the yvoleco of armn rane out in Cubs with an attack acainet the Cuban coast Line, wrich evidenced tho Cubans! fighting epirit againat Commnion. “back to Populer-Front Tactics"... It is anounced that tho Kromlin is returning to its policy of populer fronte, which wir in vogue beck in the 30s. Some of the results of thie polley were Italtfst2 'entente’ with Hitler and Mussolini to put an ond to the : £,anich Ropurlic. In France, after unturmining its institutions and Jemoralising the seems French People ty meanc of the Fopular Front, the Zremlin concocted the Nazi-foviet 4 Agreement that uniesehed the Second World War, Thie time, the whole thing is aimed at the Americas as the change is anounced in Havana, This is tho new wrapping of © continentewide eu-vergion and the purpose is to create an atmosphere of confidence and, CO ve &, eventually, to cetrey tre (Communists!) democratic and Catholic allies, as well and everyone elee wo is naive enough to join the fopular Frentas Hovenber 20, iff: “A Tribute to Cuban Heroce",~ A political, moral, military and revolutionary eytlwetion of the Cuban pitriote’ attack apiinst the Eighth Police Pre- cint, thie Riviere Hotel em? the house of puppet President forticos. In the article, it de indicated tow Sistro, even though he spends hundreds of millions of dollars to acecmplish invulzerebility, found out overnight that ‘he is far from invulnorable to a naval attack perzetrete? Ly a rroup of Cutans who wiled nearly inefficient weapona, *eflure of hie splonarpe network knew no limitr, We pay homage’ : Castro wrath over the °s to the hereae dQ, sith their action on Cuba, esluted the other heroee: the ones that
14-00000 shed their blood in Viet Nan. "“CountoreIntervention is Equivalent to Legitimite Celf-Defenre",- Tho ‘ctuthern, un= warranted interpre'ation of tho doctrine of non-intervention has made it porrtble for the Comrunicte to intervene thomeolver: in the affairs of other countries, even milite arily ard ona large ecile, ar did tho Cartro forces in the Domirican Reyublic, The concept that hangs around the halls whore 9.4.2. meetings are held iz that. which allow: for counter=Intorvention ann monne of leritimte solfedefenre. Thhe ia ° oquivalent to proventive action arainet rutverrion originated in Conmuniet Cuba. Noyenter 22,1965: astro Liod Aout Wie Sparich Tracet.. On the 21, Radio Havana told the Culan people how benoficial trading with fpain war being, The- bunch of Cage troite Lice must bo exposed with frete awl atatietics in or’or to chow that Epainta trade with tubs, during tha firet eight monthe of 1965, has dwindled by 312 as compare- ed with 1%:4, On the other hand, fpain hac withdrawn ite ships from the Cuban run, ‘ and doer not coom very intorortod in Cul.an orders for tuna fishing boate, since the productive capacity of ¢@ts shipyards Le alrenaty committed in advance till 1967, With falco data, C-ctro tries to show that he hans flouted the blockade, but the truth 4a that the tlockade is flouting hie own deelmne. “Countcr-Intervention: a Supplement te the Johnson Doctrine".- In Rio, Dean Pusk haa propored that. the 0.4.£. adopt what. mearurer may be necesrary to prevent another Come -munist regime from being ostabliched in thie Menirphere, This, ersentially, war the doctrina that Freeitent Johnron etated when the arercecion starte! arainet the Lominie can Republic. Resides, aronr the Foreign Mintetere, the concept of counter-intervene tion ie giining momontun as a way countcreatticking the appressive forcec, This means that the blockade and isolation Impored by the 2.4.©. arainst the Communist rerine, and the newly-iscued Johnson [octrine, are being ceupplenente’ in a manner that may be definitive towards ending the subvercive threat that emanates from the focal point
14-00000 r of aperersion: Commnict. Cuba. Novernbor 23, 19053 “New Shadow: Over Cubnat.= Tean Puck'r etatonentr in Rie have ruperlative importance when he rtater the Amorican stand rerarding the eefense of the Hemicphere from Communist arvrescion, whether with the concurrence of the other countrios of the Continent, or unilaterally. © the other hand, we are informed of an epidenic ~ of foot~anj-mouth diconse in Ukrania and European Russia which ie affecting most of the Tovicts' cittle production, All this indicites that. the future holds no future in Cubs, if woe my play with wordse, and that responsible men in the Cas‘ro Gvt. and armcd forces have only one porrible cource of action left: to remove Castro and return Cubs to derocracy and welbeing. "The Great Maneuver of the Tri-Continental Conference".- The Kremlin leaders that tboart the Tri-Gontinental Conference ar a triumph over China, are using it at the gama time for a far nore dangeroue maneuver agninst the American Continent, Sub yerrive planc have failed, ant now they are plarning a tactical atouteface to continue their cubvercive tasks through other meaner, 1,¢e., the Latin American Popular Fronts. But the memories of that political epoch back in the 30s. and of its European conse~ quencee, are very much alive in the memory of the people for the new tactic to yleld any fruits in the Americas, 4
rk oe ra LENCE aa Het Pree wan Radio SuaMnaries: Gamma © copsneneetecemmtannsrneenenesbnennmnneeeeeete -, Pond . &, MELAS eee URTSUD REVIT OSTA" (LULL) - -Casaeeeeeenaeseeeeea AEE Decentcr 1, 1065: "The Soviets Order The fucar Harvert To StartA.- sought military and cconomie alt in tho USTR, Fieel Cactro defiantly warned that the rugar harvest would bein as late ar Jan. 7, but back came Ratil from Morcow, not with a pledge of subsinntial aid, but with inrtructionn to have the hirvert bepin irmeddatg ly. That is why Castro chanred his strategy and launched the harvest richt away. "What Is The Tri-Continental Conference?".= In the firct place, the Tri-Continer ‘al Conference doer not represent the countriece of three continents, as ite orearizere . claim, but rather the Conmiunicte an? terrorietrs Crom the romcalled "roverents of mtiog al liberation" in those countries. In the recond place, the Conference is a retting for the £ino-fovict strurelo for the leaterrhip of the African ane Asian Communict Parties, and the strurrle goes on ami‘st intripuc, mancuvrse, abductions an? mudere, December 2, 105: "Cuba Cannot Return To The Latin American World",- Once more Dean Rusk has clearly stated that, in order te be aimitted back into the Intcr-Americen community, Cuba rust first severe its tier with the USTR and quit eubvereion and in~ filtration in thie Continent, Castro's frienir insite the O.A.°., who harboured hopee While Fedl of bringing Cuba back into the Organization, sould atanion then, Those "holier-thane ; thou" characters who pretend to defend celfeleternination and non-intervenvention in public, privately charge Cartro—Comrunism and its arcreesione. { "A Double-Play Against Peking And Cactro",- By means of the Tri-Continental Conference, which cummrizes a phase of mancuvering and counteremncuvering within the fino-foviet rift, the Kremlin has manared to outwit the Chinece, tzke control of African, Ageian and Latin ‘merican Comur ist Parties, and feel a death blow to Castro's dream of becom « ing the cole leader of the Latin Anerican Commies.
14-00000 * roles = 2e= Micfori nee nevor come alenc, evecially Becent.cr 3, 10053 "France an? Cactrricm® = for Castro, Yow, in view of hic horrible financin) crieir, hie relations with “rance are obvioucly deterioratine, Ae cvivence, we point out the Trench cuncellation of a f. 75 million contract to tuild a quicklime, incectici“e and furtilizer plant in Cuba. , Hasiro Raicea lie Voluce Anrin",— Castro's failuro in his attempt ‘o vet the U.S. to change policy of oxtreme ariteticn, and he is promising arms to the subverrive forces ; throughout the Americas, But therc is one mors rearon: the Tri-Continental Conference, of which Caatro wanted to be the centur. However, he has hoen dieplaced to a cacoddery That dc why hie approach to cuhversion ir clocer to that of the Chinesa than toe that of tho orpanizere of the Conference, December 1945: “Latin America Exeluwies Guba From Itr Plans®.= As hae been said, fome charactere in Latin Amerie pub iely encournge Castro's Cuba, but privately despise it and exclwie it from their plans. An oxample is tho fpanish plan to help in Letin Amorica's indurtrialization, ahd ite exclurion of Cuba, The 19 Latin American nations also banned Cuba from their U.". plans for industrialization. "Castro Ie Moved By. Oispair".- Rather than strencth, Castro's speech of Tec, 2 cendtes weakners anf disnair, Rie breegine about arsenals with which he counts to hole sut vwereive frocee throughout the Continent is a desperate provacation, There are three key pointes w'.ich corner Fite] Cortro:s One is the aoctrine that subversion Is ac-res= sion; tho other one 4 the Jchrson Doctrine, which reenme effective in the Dominican Reyublic, followed by Dean Rusk's Rio de Janeiro statement that the U.S., whether alone or accompanied, will intervene wherever arrression occurs. December 6, 1965: "Gastrots Economic Woes Grow: New It's Mexico and Russia*®,= Recent- ly, we talked of Cuba's difficulties in ite relations with France. Nov, wo echo a revort huge that CuLa's:trade with Mexico is steadily dwindlin-. On the other hand, Rusriats sales of gold to the world narket in order to be stle to pay for the wheat it has
-3- bought, tringe the UFSR's forelim exchanre rererver town low, and this will mean me further trouble for Cartro. ‘ "The Working Masces Apninst The C-mmunict Repimo",= With the dock workers of the U.fe, Canada and Puorto Rico joining up, the labor hoycott aclion ic comploted, Shipe flying — the {lage of countries that trico with Cretro will hive a tough time at An -rdean porte, : ; atyi the noore nround Cretro's neck in tichteninyre fecember %, 1965: "Death of Antonio Mnceo"t,e Thin article wis dovoted to the wlorifi- eation and remembrance of Gen, Antonio “Maceo, the Fupreme Comeander of tho Cuban Army of Literntion in the 1895 War of Independence, who wac rhot and killed in action on Dee, 7, 1696, near Punta Brava, Pinur el Rfo, The Corsurists have attenpted to erire the memory of this hero bocnuce Yaceo war 1 halfbhred, of humble oripin, ant, novortho= leer, Cubate No. Ll roldior, Hence, to curtain. their theories on clare ctrugcle, the Con-uniets had to destroy the momory of tho workirgeclage hero of a burpoois nation. “The Tri-Continental Challenre",- Acide from the meaning of the Tri-Gontinental Conf- erence within the Sino-foviat rift, tho ena meoting in a challenme to Intor-Anorican law and securlty which comes from panpsters and Com-uniet agento from three continents, Cutan, a catellite and tho focal point of dubverrion and arrrercion to Amoricnn countries, € ' will be the retting. . . December 8,.29°5: "American Victery, Soviet fefeat".— We comment on Amcrici's great feat with the Gemini 7, while Rursiats epaice thrust hae suffered a revere ret-back with its Lura-8, "Caetro Charebd With Che Cuevara's Murder",= Felipe Alvahuanite, in the Mexican dally "El Universal", charges that Car‘ro murdered Che Guevara on Soviet orders, Of course, the cheap novel cononted by Cartro on Guevara cin convince no one, .and, in 9 monthe, no evidence his been produced that point to its truthfulnere, Alvahuante'e charge, therefore, is more acceptible than “idel Castro's version,