: a Ce  ghecamaasat and’ she wrote back telling: his he ‘had. done the. , ; Tight thing to renort this agproach to the ‘Ande Lad, Lee éals. that.” - an _ | ths. dncident fs filcsly covered and will:sérve te show that. he . to oe cannot be rechultat erin by eld ai very close frisnige’ - . y a ee ar was, . - 1. . Loe _ “ “3 — weened ak on Bete t _s sikgo Gaveda 13, 1s back == seans to ba hangs around Hasleo: city. ae . - Se seer MESTINGs 10 Aprile ° o f ~ a . i L . eco. sTt ~ “) a “s a : 4 pola re : man) set : . : - . : i wiee . . . : | ; - ce ee e 7 ain ro | a” : i fae, i ee : Po : a as ' | . ao t ‘ i! : i ‘ , | , i : | ae | ° : t } : i i. 1 4 i i rs op) ca cD ra ed wt a ioe ae
Gg 303 9884 14 q ws This letter, | ‘fe . ‘dollars:, on revolutionaries Such -as ds aD ore _ Leadis sisterainelaw ‘sad: ‘Speaks of > "nepotism in’ full socialism," It had ‘been “expected. that Led would Be upset by this, but when B inforhed him of the gist -mM@_o Any reference to my sistereifelaw is géod sincé everyone knows how close eT Ge The @nbassy Cadillac ia on tha frite. The automatic transmission Srertinea and ‘The letter goes on ts criticize ~ of the denunciation- “he said, "That is fine, This sort of thing actually helps she is to Fidel and this serves to enhance my protection.” In short, L=9 was. not the least bit distirved about the cenunciation, Fils copy of the letter will be filed with original of this GR. : , 3, L+-9 reported .as: follows: “Be The telephones at the Embassy have recently been "all mixed up? and on 7 April-a phone company worker waa at work on the pole at the Bubasay corner. trying to atraighten things out. De Lad has gained points with the Embasay by his smooth work in acquiring the new Ford Galaxie-sedan which has been ordered, (He requested that we refrain from tampering with this car since it is identified with him and any "bugs" or other gadgetry which might be planted and discovered might point to L=9) is broken, having been alldwed to rum dry, It will cost 4,000 pesos to make the necessary repair or replacement, d, The Bulletin of the Cultural Department has not appeared recently because the Ertassy does not have sufficient money to publish it, 6. On 3 April sone woman with a fame like Nore BOWL (phonetic) called the Embassy asking about the chess team and explaining that she likes chess, No further detail, £. JORRIN it no longer so nervous, has calmed dam noticeably. g» Nico GARCIA seems to be in a very happy mood these days, bt per ob¥, h, Le9 recently ran into the Mexican leftist journalist Rosa. gastea in a booksto: _she,s aid that the Mexican writers Carlos i 2 ,sSeeland Perna 4 beth raturned fron USSR Pdisturbed™ but that they one eening their views to themselves an ais turte told only a- SECREF MICROFILMED er SEP 2 i984 : > eon, MICRO, SER. - - ae s .
14-00000 Ke 4 ud a very Lew pervona ab: out thei r disillusionnest. It seens , that they. ‘eid not find what. they emected in Russia -- £6 did not dive up to : _Bavance billing, -. and. both were affected. by. tha attitude of the — ‘pécpls who. séenied bedten*dowm ahd morose, certainly not neatly’ as "bay ‘and “Aull. of: Tite slit Mexiccing, “hf ~~" - overheard his. _ newspaper EL Dis ; : j - There was no: ‘stabe. meeting on \ April, | =) believes this was due to | the probability that staff members would discuss Brazil if: they got _ together, When ‘phe: ‘Afibassador- doés not want to discuss ‘a matter he endéavors be) insure: that. the staff will not get together, ‘ on 7 ‘Apri the hnbasoador asked L-9 for ideas on “redecorating 4 aha downstairs salons. of the Embassy, speaking of the need for new curtains, etc, (If. this redecoration is to extend to the offices or living quarters it may give us an opportunity to extend our audio surveillance of the Embassy), — i . a Oe the night of 7 April L-9 and the Amb went to an 1 exposition of Dutch art at Bellas Artes, The Amb got into a cozy-conversation with the : Yagoslavian Ambassador but 1-9 does not know what they discussed ‘although he believes they were on the tooie .f Brazil since he overe Lo heard the Yugo Amb telling Hernandez Armas that it was bad that “there - .is no-Ambassador there," Hdz 4rmas aiso spoke with Gorostiza at this a “affair -- just a handshake and a few words. - On 10 April Aparicio Left for Morelia, Michoacan, to o ante a . F lecture, presumably at the University, - | an cae On 8 April, about 1300 hours, a Cuban, age about 10, wearing glasses, came Uy to see Aparicio was attended by Felipe Rojas, This man, who arives an old car, picks up propaganda material for distribution in -, barber shops, ge On § April the group of physicians whe had been attending a conference in Montevideo, Uruguay, and whe had just returned to Mexico in transit to Habana asked for and received Saday extensions on their Mexican transit, visas. IS Qn 2 April a Chilean mugician named [avid SENDERO wes at the Cultural Departz nt but Aparicio would not deal with him, He is tall, heavy bulld, Apparently wants te go to Cuba, On 7 April Apericio was talking with a Costa Rican, naturalized Mexican, named (fnu) EERMUUEZ Romero, about 1000 hours, Bermudez arrived from Cuba about two weeks ago, He was trying to get hold of a copy of "Che" Guevara's book of Guerrilla Warfare, At about 1030 hours 7 April a yeuns Mexican writer named _Fernando at "KCL JERO Cortes visited Aparicio, ie is trying to_ e_his novels for publication in-Cubsa but has no talent, =- SECRET
Ace EE SOR A ELIE tie EL ned ath ASE WAS Rate cn AA Wiha ar ead Eno Reeth WRB ac cai Se BA Sed 14-00000 . peat: ‘the fled : gned’s.t -* HA arr athe! new ben ne Tel the dv ftles, lee dr toned ‘the _eroup. “thit © ‘ie ‘did noe; : jeant any. of | . en, Baleiras contact ‘with. friends: or relatives ta Nexto | . iota: she: tad ‘rélatdves here ‘tnd “woald like -to phone. then. ‘This yomen “can easily de identis sed’ ‘fron: thee others as- she has extreiely fat” ‘Lega: os a : Tiéwed to ‘separate: ‘from: the: grorp for any réason wom he “ _ Seemed: te be-soe, sort of “security contrel officer for the groupe He was quite wiseti thet ‘there would be’ no plane défore Sunday 12 April. Speaking. ofthe Sraei lian. situation he sdid that it made ho. difference Whether Cublia-and Brazil maintained diplomatic relations since - if any event Brazil would vote vith the ‘Organization of American States against Ciba, Le9 reported that the Embassy was not pleased to have to foot the hotel bill for this group in view of the shortage of. money for such incidental: -EXPeNS2E te On 9 April Josefina Cuz VARA FCA, wife of the Vice President of the National Sank of Cuba, cama by to see Le9 who has knowl her for Sans Tins =="both are artists. L-9 took her in to see the Amb and in the ensting conversation the Arb made the following remarks? It appears that the military junta in Brazil will not break ; : relations with us right away but they can be counted on to . ; . vote against us in the OAS. . : . There are many Korean war veterans in Brazil who influence i things against Cuba, Brizola is our one hope, He is decisive and audacious, Chile hag a we)l organized labor movement, In Brazil most of the people are farm workers and they lack political preparation, -"We The same day, 9 April, L~9 went with Josefina GONZALEZ de VILASSCA to visit Xavier GUESHERO and jis wifg.Clara Porset de GUERRERO, Also present af this affair:/ (re Victorid#DS LA CRUZ, a Cuban cardiclogist close friend.of the wifé dku—aau. Oa -- she is In Yaxtéo en Sa way to San Salvador and Colaxbia , Clara. PORSET spoke about the trial ; ~ dn Habana of Marcos RODRIGUEZ Alfonso == said she remembered him when he was in Mexico in the old days and that he was such a skinny, cone descript fellow she was surprised te learn later that he was an imperialist spy; that it was not until the Czechs began to follow him in Prague that it was learned that he was contacting foreign embassies, that he must have been working for CIA; that Fidel CASTRO has managed to set the record straight; that it appears that Fawre CHOMON was trying to create division in the ranks of the revolutionaries, - Ve While here, Josefina GONZiLE2 de VILASECA also Yisited with Jose CUAVEZ > Morado, Mexican Communist painters ee Fo cama rome - ae oe