LY SATE eta bones ant etter m mat Arteta Yl ee eh ent “mere Canna «at ements eaaeen een Ya Anabeepsaetets nner opment ures adh amaateronsw Pe ata; BRAWN . 2 i £, 2 . (sr r (ob be Ho recuerdo nombres cientificos extranjeros en Cuba y de cubenos que sash ae la revista Tribuna Kédica, la cual fué publicada recientemente, donde aparece " MaNDEZ Conde el fltino: Presidente del Colegio Médico Nacional, un ejenplar de Entrevistedo: Dr. Jorze Julie ZEATO Niviez Imtrevistador: Sr. Ranén SUASEZ Rodrigues. - Kayo 19 de 1967 RECUISTVOS QSx 6 progres. 2 cientifico 83. és El tnico centro alto de estudios psicoldogicos es el que dirige el br. José Angel BUSTALsITE Oleares, del que se cree sea un centro de aprendizaje. © Ge los métodos de exploracién del subeonsciente que utilizan en el Depurtanen-- to Seguridad Estado, lo tinice que desconozco el lugar de ubicacién de dicho 1 centro, pero se qua existe por haberlo escuchado en otras ocasiones érvie le i . ‘ clase médica. ana lista completa de. todos los. profesionales que ge encuentran en Cuba y de ios que han salide el extranjero. Esta revista la envié por el mes de rebrero- ig Harzo de 1967 al br. Augusto FERNANDEZ, que se encuentra en el Florida State '-Hospital, Chattahoochee, en la Florida, habiendo recibido la notificacién de a Vo « - que dicha revista liegé sin contretiempo alguno. . CENERALLDADES, KOTA: El Dr. Jorge Julio BEATO Nutiez, es médico graduado en la Universiduu de_ la Habana en 6] aiic 1940. Por sus relaciones con el alumnado, por haber side instructor de Catedra de Pediatria, hasta el afio 1960 y por sus vinculacicnes ido a paises socialistas. Pero he podido enviar por correo.al Dr. Augusto PER-| . | , 366 . oat p DPO2US. COUPIDICCTAL an 7 tr Seer enn ree ere vate ye Orn con la clase médica cutana, a través de su ectu.cién profesional y, de-ia airager. cia del Colegio Lédiso Yacional y del Colegio Médico’ de la kebana, 3 dnatitucioncs. | &S cop | oN ve N Spd gas . snenmagee dpeneligttte, mea scone eneepietehawe ne lat
He BE Doe vit : rane cmdrnantectint om mreretnenaenne tieyatmamrtaee waren in Aneta gn semua rnin hy ws Rm | | Beherd “gedo puede vanagloriarse de haber sido ema de dos nombres. preclaros en ls Hise " duados. Pero no és, 6) momento de citar nonbres que justifiquen talea egeuera~ _ Con el advenimiento del régimen commista de Pidel CASTRO, comenzé la desintegra-—° ~ “to ‘por o6r milituntes comuniatas ° por Ja exclusiva: voluntad ucl Hector o Hoses ” , oO , De en donde desempeLé diversos cargoe, pule conocer ampliamante el: desarrollo do la wedicina en Cuba hasta 61 30 de tril de 1967, es decir ha podido com nocer ‘también el desenvolvimiento de la medicina oubana durante el ré:iuan ‘costro-comuniata. Siendo lo que a continuacién expreso un ‘enjuiciamiento del mismo en su triple especto deocente, profesional y clasista. Aspecto docente. La Universidad de la Habana fué fundeda en el ajio 1728 y fueron precisarente eee tea ttt s ‘ los estudios médicos los primeros en ser organizados coro Facultad. Si 6] pa “ teria de la Medicina, como son Tomis EQUAY, sabio introductor de la vecuna en Guta y el Dr. Garlos J. FIFLAY, genial descubridor del agente transmisor de la fiebre amariila, Bn la época republicana adquirié justa fama por la caliaad de Bus profesores, ia Tigidez de sus planes de estudio y la brillantes de sus ere~ Sn tadan wt te atl pac : kat te ciones. Basta decir tan solo que la Facultad de Medicina, preoisanente, estaba clasificada como A-l en el ranking de las facultades sinilares del, mundo entero, @l igual que leas mejores universidades de los Estados Unidos de América. eioén de la Universidad de la Habana, para volverla a integrar, como une rueda nas er.-le imensa maquinaria comunista del Goviernc. Siendo.precisamente °: raculted de Medicina la primera en ser atacada, alegando diversos pretextos de indcie se~ cunderia, lo que trajo como consecuencia la remmeia de la mejor parte de su prom fesorado. Con la enigracién de los médicos cubanos casi en masa, ‘que repudiaban | @] régiren totalitario y tiranico Que se instauraba en la Isla, agudizandose la weer Cm 8 ae te me carencia de profesores en la Facultad de Medicina. Modo de resolver esta grave problema cue se le creaba al rézimen de Castru. i ; En primes. lugar nonbrando profesores de “dado”, es decir que nunca hicie:c. nine guna prueba de capacidea rera adquirir sus citedras, sino que deLen, Bu AGT haind et,
enero Aimee b meenes meete creme dpenme tan vt ath autoridades coministes cubanas que dirigen le salud piblice. En segundo lugar, . inportanio profesionales extranjeros dé Faises Coxunistas o Socialietas, o bien ‘de Pafses Democraticos, pero que gon militantes (© siz =patizantes ocultos de lea. . pertidos comunistas locales. Todes estos profesionales gon habilitadcs iredise tamente, incluso para ejercer la proresién médice, por un simple decrato recto~ Laie Asi como un exdmen imparcial de este profesorado, nos permite afirmar su baja calidad, ¥ por una razon muy sencilla; por ser todos‘ con rarisimas excepciones ‘profesores improvisados, sin ninguna historia « o “experiencia médica-pede;dgi0a. -¥ aguollos rarisimos, repetimes, que pueden poseer alguna, por haber sido anie=- fiormente profesores de le facultad, no tienen la libertad de ensefianza propia del caracter liberal de le Medicina, sino que estén sujetcs a le férrea discipli~ na colectiva propia de los sistecas marxistas-leninistas. Del alumnado puede decirse. sin exageracién alguna, que es él mas malo eu 1a larga ‘historia de la ya bi-centenaria Universidad de le Eabana. Como lo qué Se quiere |” ‘obtener es un tipo de médico politico, ciego cbservante de las reglas conunistas ".. Beco importa la preparscién médica dé los alumnos. Si antiguamente se requerien "4 afios de Bscuela Primaria y 4 05 de Bachillerato, hoy cualquiera, con un simple | exinen, les mis de les veces anatiado puede hacer Bu ingreso en los estudiogs mé— dicos sin haber curscdo ningtn tipo de preparacién en la Primera o Seguda Enser-. fianga, lo que si se exige es ung militancia activa dentro de los: cuadros uel Per~ tido Comunista Cutano, es decir,- que no estudia en le Facultad de Hedicina, él que quiere o tiene yocacién por estes estudios, para elle hay que demostrar da un modo. fehaciente la vinculacién al régimen. Y cuando se tiene sospecha de wide aa- hesién por cualquiera de los all uEnod » innediatamente se celebre una “Asazblea de depuracién", en la que 99 veces de cada 100 es expulsado aquel que tenga de wad e guerte de ser sefialado por sus ) compaieros, en definitiva, que la clésica x COnsB- grada ‘Libertad de erse:.auza ea um xite en el réginen corunista cucane. a at Lig HERING HT we ete onente vine wine ‘ ° f
a ae ‘3 : . : - , *, Sane etn Wate Ah OMe wert pch SOLAN, OCA SOUTER SIE OR eiells iy Pied BB TesM NER ye a ‘ . . 2 . " hth aan OE TR eS if 2) . - ore costes saw tansShanpinrgunanieen int nine Pere erunnre: cman " see neti en RIT I : SAD te aSA REACH te ee ee A aa ec ache cet ESE TET ISTRATION tadas por todas jas’ universidades del Murdo y es decir el ex En algunas asignaturas no existen las prucbas de capacidad generalmente aCép~ un aren, bien de ‘tipo ve u otro, "Pues en el ‘afan de graduar nédicos con el fin de poder reomplazar inu- tilmente @ la gran mesa de profesionales emigrados, las notas. se dan por sicple asistencia a@ clases, hay que greaduar médicos a toda costa, dicen los dirigentes comunistas y para que se vea hasta donde llegan en esté sentidc, vaya la siguier te anécdota vivida por el Dr. BEATO, la cual refleja con exactitud esta gran preocupacién de los jerarcas del régimen. Se. ‘trata de un antiguo alumno de la época pre-comunista, que cuando CASTRO se apedera del poder, le faltaban pocas asignaturas pare graduarse de médico, Como es un cubano demécrata, aprobé to= das. menos una, que no quiso examinar, para no coger el titulo de médics bajo e} _-Téginen conuniste, cosa que Tepugnaba @ Su conciencia, pero Cuando los dirigente:, de BU curse le apremiaron para que 8e examinara, 80 pena de ger expulgado ai no ilo hacia, no tuvo mas remedio que hacerlo, pero busod- adrede’ el euspenso, con= . teatando mal la casi total idad del exfmeny a pesar de esto, y de hacer malisi-~ ” mamente el exfmen, fué aprobado. He aqui la nueva version del castro—comumista, ‘. @e hacer médicos a palos. Ea el plan de estuifos médicos, existe | una. esignatura “Marxismo" que es indis- , Fengable para continuer la carrera. El alummo que no poséa el aprobado en la misma, jamas seré médico, no importa que sea brillante an Patologia o ‘Perapéuti- Gay jamds obtendré el titulo mientras no se haga un alumno aventajado en esa asignatura. Asi que lo que se quiere obtener por el régimen es un tipo de né~ . disco politico, que responda siempre a las orientaciones de la dirigencia conu- - nista y no a los canones sagrados del clasico arte de curare " fodas estas cogag han dado origen @ un tipo especial: de médico, ‘que el pueblo ‘ cubano le ha dado a la broma y le conocen: con la denominacién genérica de "oin- co pices", porque la prueba final, la eran ‘prueba, la que los consagru ants low . ojos de los. - Jorarcas comunistas es "La pubida durante cinco voces al Pico ‘tur-
ernie aS ene ene nese ean ete ns nn OP ei NA rll un ncn nary aun aaa aes nN ni etree DF - vilegios y prerrogativas | de la "nueva clase" sino del. resto do la gran. masa mé- "Cuando un médico pide permiso } para irse de Cuba,. lo tiene que hacer ante un fun— 7 los martes en los salones del antiguo Colegio KEdico Nacional (hoy Seseparecides. ' sela firma. y la declara tranquilarente que tiene que esperar un aho después , te ‘del régimen, rebaja de categorias, traslado de enpleosy. cierres 'y confisca- . yoria de los méiicoy soportan con jignidad. toda osa clase du vojacionss, para “4 Sy quino", la montaia més alta de la Isla. Esto que parece escapedo de la nen- te de un aliernszo es lo que exige C.3TRO, para que un médico 86 gradi, no importa que el aiumno tenga una gran vocacién por los estulios médicos, no poe. ~~) importa que haya demostrado su capacidad en la materia que son propias de la Medicina, si no tiene aptitudes de alpinista o no quiere hacer la gran esca= ' lade, no se gradua y no obtiens el titulo. Por estas razones, ee podra ob- van servar del tezor casi sagrado con que son nirados estos médicos denowinados “ginco pices" por la poblacién cubana, que con razon los desprocia y.que Sus- tificademente rehusa tenazmente todos sus eervicios.” Aspecto Profesionals , . El ejercicio de ia medicina es hoy una pesadilla para los médicos gue t:n:an la desgracia de permenccer todavia en Cuba. No hablo, clarc, ost4, de los ué- dicos integrados al Partido: ‘Comunista. Cubarios, los cuales, gozan de todos les pra--: dica que aim vive on Cuba, cuyo 90% abandonerfa el pais ‘ai tuviera oportunidad a para hacerlo. - cionario del Ministeric de Salud Piblica, un tal Capitan POLS, quien des; acha Teniendo que presentar ‘la solicitud por escrito, ¥y entonces dicho funcionario de le fecha de la solicitud. Inmediatamente comienzan las rerresalias por BEL~ eién de consultas, etc. es decir todo lo imaginable para que el médico caubie de opinion al seutir todo el vigor del gobierno esclavista que sufrimoa actual-~- mente en Cuba. Hay que decir con orjullo que son muy PuLOS y rarisimos, jos ca- g08 gue renuncian a la sali..a del pais, pues con moral altisius, la innense me...
74.90000 amt nee cant cca ste an nD aR MEAP wary! 4 ROE seman. ba 1 0t paanmenetcites memati ‘eesti SEAN Geb hee nda eect arlene en Rete EH tre eh = SAE NN A nn sm nee Tar ee ag eee tense AEBS esate hectares . « Dame {- ae yoo . ~ ‘ poder obtener algin dia la ansiada libertad. Los que trabajan en "alguna depondencia del Estado, y hoy en dia todos loa servicios médicos en su enorme totalidad, estan bajo el control del Estado, g@ encuentran sujetos a ue disoiplina deapética que. anula toda independencia personal, tan propia del ejercicio de la mas liberales de toda las proJesicnen gomo es la Hedicina. Se le controla le que receta, el nimero de indicacionas que hace, los analisis que prescribe, tiene que cumplis su trabajo bujo ua horario estricto,.como cualquier burécrata secundario, y lo que es peor, cata aujeto ala vigilancia no tan soho de sus eolegas directores de la Instituciés: Sino también de loa llamados Comités de Vigilancia y de las Secciones dsl Far tido Comunista, encargadas de supervisar las funciones todas de la institucié., ¥ que llaman inmedistamente al profesional "al orden" ante cualquisr aspire=- cién de quebrantamisnto ¥ que incluso lo juz gan ante Asamblea de todos los tra. “ bajedores, nédicos’ y no médicon.” | o as medicinas gon pocas y malas, el Ministerio de Salud . Piblica, envia a todos camentos que pueden obtenerse y que contados por el entrevistado no pasan de .& Peoetar medicinas ya en desuso en los paises abvanzados del orbe. Productos corticosteroides, essasean frecuentemente y en esos casos, cuando el paciente de clientela particular va a comprarlos a una botica, por necesitarlos urgente- ; “mente, se le contesta que no las hay y que estan a nivel de Hospi tales. Fuera de las investigaciones rutinarias de laboratorio en Guba, no se practica ninguna de las técnica modernas de investisacion clinica. Las radiografias &. tén linitadas a una cantidad diacias, que no puede sobrepasarsc, y deteruinad...::. : les profesionales cada dos meses, una listica cada ves menguante, de los medi- a ee oo productos. 24 avance de la Perapgutica,. que dfa.a afa est& registredo por . ~ dae prensa nédica mundial, no se conoce en Cuba, cuyos médicos s@ ven oblizado: a . de uso general y obligado en la prdctica moderna, como el Acth y los derivades.: Seabee om cntandtticee tne
pear eernewnin Sapam RUE gramme mu oder ese eer a EE tanta th ‘logratias, son muy dificiles de hacer por la falta de los medios de cons traste adecuados. pO segiin ya procliaan.a todes loa vientos, los jerarcas del gobierno y por una : razon muy sencilla; Porque, las consideran centros de competencia a la medi- . Los médicos cubanos, como clase habian llegado a una organizacién modcio an ; similares de otros paises, tal era el Colegio Médico Nacional (antigua ceie~ _Paoién Médica de Cuba) ‘que agrupaba hacie el afio 1959 unos. 7,000. médicos ou= ~banos. Asi como bajo su actuacién se obtuvieron una serie de conjuistas la- *- borales y un ansiade Retiro Kédico para la hora del desoanso y de la vejez. Habis un Cédigo de Moral Medica y funcionsba dentro del Colegio, una serie de on " | Tribunales de Distiplina, que: valaban por el estricto cumplimiento mEdiCce, @3 “decir agrupaciones con criterios disimiles en cuanto ala. orientacién de la : medicina como clase, independientes de todo le que significara militancia ao= “tive dantro de la politica nacional.. La dirigencia colegial se elegia a tra- . transgresi6n de las leyes colegiales. matodos de exploracién radiolégicas, como son laa colecistografias y pie— Las consultas privudas estan llamadas a desaparecer en el Pézimen cozunista cina oficial, pues todavia el médico privado a pesar de todos los cbstaculosa gee esfuerza en dar al paciente una wedicina de calidad superior a la que ea— H “4 i te encuentra en los Centros Hospitalarios y asistenciales del Réginen, Aspecto clasista: gu género, que fuS copiada y sirviéd para organizarse a muches institucionss pee tee ieee ttenieagn ne vwés de elecciones dendcraticas, en las que participan todes los médicos, re~ partiéndose lsa puestos ejecutivos de acuerdo con le representacién proporcio— ee nal de cada partido. Es decir que conc on toda organizacién denocratica, ha~ bia una mayorfa que gobernaba y una minorla alerta y. vigilante a cualquier fedo esto ha despparecido desde el mes da Abril de 1965, eh que el. ré5 sd Gat de Fidel CASTRO declard disuel to el Colegio Lédico ‘Nacional ¥ ettingiia, totus .
bana, para realizgr estudios de investigaciones histéricas de la Medicina gu- _puedan ser publicades en Cuba, por lo que s6 piensa en la infiltraci6n comu- - el cual e6 encuentra ubicado en la Calle de Compostela y San Isidro on la Ha- bana, adonde todcs los dias solia ir, pues en uno de esos dias al salir de di- ‘cho Archive Nacional y trater de ‘tonar la Ave. del Puerto para. ir al british 7 Club, que ee enouentra en Prado, pude observar de que dicha Ave. estuvo inte- " que un solo dia extremaron la vigilancia en el puerto, adends de no permitir que se acercase nadie, logrando ver desde los muslles de la Terminal del Perry - ' Habana-Gayo Hueso y a una distancia de unos 50 a 100 mts. camiones y rustras r “do decir de que un modelo de las cajas de madera era de unos 12 mts. de large " por unos 2 mtu. de ancho, no recordundo el. alto de la miss, asi cone lus mo— ~ sus funciones de proteccién a los médicos, de esta forma, se pordieron do. un plumazo, todas nucstras reivindiceciones, muchas de las cuales estaban Pregedss con la sangre y el sacrificio de muchos de nosotros. En, au lugar existe hoy en dia un régimen de trabajo esclavo, que no admite méritos y capacidad en el orden profesional, sino una clega obediencia @ los princi- pios Marmista-Leninista. Habiéndome enterado por amigos colegas de la pro= 7): fesién, de que en el mes de Enero o Febrero de.1967, aparecié en la escusala actual de Medicina una lista completa de todos los médicoas cubanos gue han tomado el] Foreign-Board ' en Florida, U.SeAs y sus correspondientes eal ificacioy nese “esconociendo como una cosa tan privada ha sido posible de que se pudiey . se publicar“en Cuba, siendo las causas de que entre 61 sector médico, exista mesh rgan apse gal eaten . 4 el recelo de hablar al ver que cosas confidenciales | como son esos ex4menes, Leen re a ab eee nista dentro de dicho organism. 4 mediados del mes de Merce de 1967, cuande me dirigia al Archivo Hacional , rrumpida al transito durante varios dias, no recuerdo dias exacto, pero ai a& cargando objetos de toda clase de. tamajios, éstos objetos eran de madera y pue-
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letter sy é. 3 gu ane és errs dh owe nt Oe TITLE ADIT ALOT ES 6 TIO tty «aSrTRR ASUNDER We ton, Oo SONATE RATER oo ag ~ * we, : oo, a ” ~* € a” = : “a Frge 2 3 PAN! 133-65 10 Feoiuery 1966 to e3 On Gunl. A plenia, dsvout Catlelle, ehe Sfea ia yy or 1309, leit sam property to Must bd Pesterrate Soseis ts a cenfeored atheiss end Marriot Pleven: Bushonente ty vito, a Th.D tceching e& the hich sssool devel, i3 rrotaoly 6. [|ensener Stated that Pectremte hea tego childcen, © f0n°, nov eighteen toe sventy yoard olf, and a your ‘Neughter. thes ths eoa_wss “erwund tvelva to fictaoa yenrn old. he wna, “ccording te Ptinimely efionineta ond, becrun: of chia, “8 egures of Puch dtsein" to bie father. o Je [_|eeats that the cirtiemtances of Buntermnte’s birth, adoption and upringing my hevs cebitte hin eed contrilumed greatly ta his lestist philosophy. also. belfeves that. thenn Simm cireunateiccs ony buve contributed to Busterenie's Interest in psychletry, foes, Ghey my have led to a_ecerch for a betiax _ Wadersionsicg of Mime? end hie prostess.[ Jom ectituce toward yiychlatry end] paychaetriats ts alsa vor comsidertngy he | Cletly ctated, "I don't balfeva fn thos. Z pmfer a mod price.” . 8. Bese on the poasip repardias a Kew York Clty vlelt of Custemnte, nortdieved in pavocreph shove, tyytased a cheek With the US Imugration end Paturalication Sarzice for Qurther. o. - | . teekg-mind on Destermnte. In diecussinx: further less; Faldo, thet es Inst eiscty pozcens of the Crben physicy ns in tha US vols ‘have koom Bucterente to some degree or other, becrute ef hla tvo~ wan rear presldeney of the Cuben Medical Sssectarion: — ‘ 9. Of the manny Cuben phyaicinna in Yesldngtos. pc... |” mentioned tvo men precticing as tho cfesensasy in the “nubile Hestth . - Gervice dulldirg doanom™, Drs. (fru) Mechedo rad (fm)tremole. 1 ’ Enova ilttle ebout Tremols; Hechade i9 fa his sitins, tan been tn the U3 ehnct five yenrs. , em 10. C_brtre recomrn<rtlon G3 a cours: of Informton on Cvetemrto, isrever, is Dre (fu) Huertes, President, Outen Medical: - Asuociption.dn Exilo, Mient, Plortar. Be world hese rey teforsition on Puctermrnte end would be a emires of Deeds to Coc, poyehtatrists in the US (pmbebly four or five Ladivicsals) vio cult we expeetrd to have corsiderudle incsomation on Buctermnte. te 22. Wo ousume Dr. Buarbes has bean contected by the Mlenl OCrtoe. Dré. Hechso en] Trumola look like relotively swret: a) Jcads, hut- ue . wil be pleas: toe coutmet thes of deslred. Othe wtoe, please clone Case hoo for the Mozhlugum Mell Ocrice. - A ST NNN ALATA WAS bE ee FA TN eh ERA A fog oF Tn E CTE pee ROR, PLS IT 2 BOR ee OS co pn ET DIT ean tk ee te CaS ea or
14-00000 + tapi =) EE RECOM Bett ee em ements ee FE MA ome ett Geemitea aee PN a e e weet : tee te a we ee Eee 0-22-66 wo 20 January 1556 | Case 6,637 - Additional Information on Or. Jose angel Bustanante O'Leary t. | promis ~to_furntgh additional detatls. ; : 0 in an effort to complete the Information. which he had already supplied on 7 i Or. Bustamante and which was presented for your consideration In NO-16-66 of 17 January 1966, He has now reported to us the following results of his efforts thus far. . — ; 2. Im paragraph #15 of WO-16-66, Jnent toned that in 1360 Dr, Bustamante had deposited money and some-of his wife's jewels tn a repository In Mexico City for safekeeping. He further recalls that on another occaslon Bustamante arranged for a friend to take another sum.of money and more Jevelry to Haxico City and to deposit them there. Eliseo Perez=Stable, M.D., i Veterans Administration Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15240, Is. reported ta know the identity of Bustamante's friend who transported the money and ro Jewelry to Mexico City for safekeeping and. possibly alahe know more about the _ $lze of Bustamante's deposits abroad. ~ 3. ta paragraphs #9, 13, and 18 f of HO-16-66, our ‘informant touched on Coe the brainwashing techniques which Or. Bustamante employed on certain Individuals - , detained at the G2 prison In Havana, He suggests that Oscar Sayrédo, M.D., “whose current address is”’Rodriquez Sampedra 10, Madrid 15, Spain, was well acquainted with Or, Bustamante'’s professions! methods and particularly with his : brainwashing techniques. Dr. Sagredo was formerly one of Cuba's outstanding i psychiatrists. After leaving Havana, he was employed as Professor of Psychology , at Temple University in Philadelphia and later moved to Madrid to reside, a ir Aetry PAY Kigl rter D iPe A EA DO PIA Oe Ee ta a Nath re Anes aL A OA A TREN DATO Lowey LEO Lt ete as the Individual whe psychoanalyzed Dr.- Bustamante. His full name is Spartaco — Scartzza, 4.0., and his current address" is Via Ammannatt . 61, Rome , italy., Tae ean ene ‘ - 5. recently received a letter dated by January 1968 ; d friend, I | la which the Vatter asked him the followin: ' “Sometime | wish you would write ma In regard to our mutual adversary, Jose Angel - Bus tamante-0'Leary. { presume he alght be one of Castro's henchoen if someone hasn't taken a pot shot at him which might ‘have resulted In his Niquidat ton. Even that would have been too good for him In ay judgment?" — 6. According to [ Qur source SUGGESTS that Steau tf . a SVE SCCUTatS Tato rsatTon SbOUE Bustamante's reactions stl ss Lob 7. Ve shall ‘pass ‘on the renalning Information promised In paragraph #19 of NO-16-66 os soon as It-is received from ; : 7 he On paragraph #18 « of NO-16-66 | ~pamed DOr. Scarizza ( i of ‘finest ie nr ems manos aha AN EAI a Oe Dt aR Aa Date : wee BALE y ie achat ti re ods ten rie art Steer rd No f oo sour fe a 3 < s &
14-00000 7 nee 7 Te ONIN = em ON Re Oe ee ARN HH a ne oo ee gale ams Greg btaee wana > a, mere RED ae HN- 15-55 V7 January 190% Case 45,632 - Ur. Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE O'Leary: Background Informat lon/ Professional and Personality Evaluation 1. On 12 January 1966, our representative called on ! Bre urTscussed the requirements of Case G6,597 with him. He -as most coorerative, yave his wholchearted attention to the subjects for discussion, and provided a considerable amount of pertinent Inforaation. 2 has knowm Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante O'Leary since 7 - thelr undergraduate days In the late 1930's at the Facultad de “8 versity of Havana. After Bustamante’s graduation [n° 1299 and “iy graduation In 1940, thelr professional contacts stlil. continued although thelr rolitical persuasions were quite different. From 1359 of 1969 to August 1361, [bad little or no contact wlth Bustamante, and since Auqust 1961, 1] when-he feft Cuba for permanent residence In the us, . . lhas had no | ‘first-hand knowledge of Bustamante’s activities. The information which he pro a: 5 i vided on Bustamante Is presented below and is dated between the late 1330's and 1°:54/1360,. my 3. Or. Bustamante was born about 1911 In Havana and has Hived there al! .of his life. We never knew his father, He made his home with his so-called aunt, who was focally belleved to be his natural mother. Wis aunt Is no lonjer tivin: The un about his ancestry has constantly plagued Bustamante, and suggests that it may be one of the motivating factors : in his personality. ; Lt wet mamas eats manne SE LENSER DI 6 SEL ALA AFTERIMAGE tO AA hard PO RADE En eet me haere See SP tant si dann ecene tunnunennanensg say DE PAVED ok CRO ATATD AS ; %. Or. Bustamante Is married to the former Marta Luisa Rodriquez-Columble, "a native’ of Barracoa, Cuba. It ts commonly belleved that Marla Luisa Is part Heyro. Lending credence to this statement Is the fact -that Macla Luisa kept her mother completely In the background and never brought her to Havana vere she : would have become known to Marla Lulsa's and Josels friends, | sugjests that Marla Lulsa*’s excessive concern over her antecedents probably motl- vates her aggressiveness In seeking high social position. in the community. Her ‘brother is Or. /fnu/ Rodriquez-Columble, a.child psychiatrist, who Is a well- known homosexual. es . - 5. Or. and Mrs. Bustamante have tra children, both of -whom have. been . enrolled in the best Roman Catholic private schools in Havana, Thelr daughter is row about 1d years old and Is described as being a pretty, healthy teenaqjer. Thetr son, Jose, Jr., Is about 19 or 20. years of age and is very effeminate in manner. Or, Bustamante Is known to have been worried about his son's personality problems when the boy was nine years old and his classmates taunted him as being .a- sissy. - in the Intervening years, Jose, Jr. has become a homosexual and has.” - been under the psychiatric care of, first, his father, who was not successful In- ‘treating him, and more recently of Or. Carlos Acosta-lodal and of Or. Linuf Sorséqul (now deceased), On many occasions, Or. Bustamante complained to. our 1 8. &
“UN er ama pmaterenense eters eesanrcmener ececet ec sene es eeeneeeroneess sna trrerwaia antiemetic ouenatbaria einennceeatmmmatmr sn satan mv emts mamie Maer Stet tiang meena cess cent at sinteiee  f Byam Sa SECU to point out here that, according to co , NO-16-66 Cose LG ,632 - -2-=  . | 17 January 1166 informant that his son was fre uently Involved ‘in. scrapes and had caused him & great deal of trouble. [ _pusaests that Harla Lulse's attitude towards and relationship with her son may have a strong bearing on ‘the latter's behaviour. He also suggests that Harta Luisa, but not Jose, Sr., ‘Ie vulnerable where thelr son, Jose, Jr., Is concerned... /The subject of sexual aberrations cama up several: times ducing this Interview, tt seems appropriate 1 there are many hono- sexuals among current Cuban government officials and the possible exposure as deviates would not serve a$ a threat to the security of these individuals, ile _States that homosexuality is given no importance in Castro's Cuba,/ 6, The Bustamante marital unlon has not run gsmogthly, to say the feast. - in 1945 of 1946, Jose, Sr. had an affair with Mrs. {fnu/ Alvarez-Tablo shich ‘became a “public scandal," as the saying goes in Cuba. Hrs. Alvarez-Tablo © attempted sulcide and cama very close to death. While Jose, Sr. is know to have had affairs with other women both before and since hls tlalson with Mrs, Alvarez-Tablo, the onc In which he was invotved beireen 1951 and 1360 - (and possibly later) brought him the. greatest amount of notoriety. Unfartu- nately, cannot recall the name of this mistress. On one _ occasion, Or. Bustamante and his Inamorata registered as man.and wife'in a. New York City hotel. .The lady's husband got wind of thelr whereabouts, had private detectives to obtain compromising photographs, and precipitated’. .~ fr, Bustamante's local arrest and detention on several charges. . The fatter put up ball, but subsequently fled the US before the case came to trial. When-he was President of the Cuban Medical Association, Bustamante tried to use his pro“ _ fessional influence to solve the problem of his being a fugitive fron justice’ so that he could travel to the US with impunity. His efforts to exert pressure - on certain Important offictals met with no success. The mistress was divorced - by her husband and continued her relationship with Bustamante, as recently as 1360 and possibly later. She Is reported to have become a "mental case." Fe During the course of this latter affair, Jose, Sr. “and Marta Luisa” on a few occasions cama almost to the point of divorce. ‘But, by then he had become a man of some Importance In the Castro. regime: and for appearances’ sake they remained together. As recently. as 1960, Marta Luisa spoke vehemently against Jose, Sr. in private, » In public she tried to make It appear that all was well In thelr menage. hag no first-hand knowledge of Dr. Bustamante'’s extramarital affalrs since 4/1261. From refugees who | left Cuba in recent years, however, he learned that Or. and Mrs. Bustamante stiff live in thelr. large residence In Miramar, located on 12th Strect between first and Third Avenue, Havana. - .. ; ‘8. Or. Bustamante obtained his medical educat fon at the University of © Havena and recelved his HO degree from that Institution In 1939. He was one of the fifteen cutstending medical studants ta his class. tie interned at the University hospital In Havana. Wis specialty is psychiatry and his practice . has been In the psychotherapy. area of that field. He used to be a follower of .. Freud but has since switched to. the Paviovlan school, He continues to maintala SECRET
Waster re 2S RREE Mines aimee wise ee ores mntincnrecenar enn eat faba HERPES SPRAY Ee hssennn nanos oon renee veoh nrreranie career rae en eane e -orinmee seca sorte am et ahiunneentenyitin inn “eves eves «@ . . . HO-15-64 Case 46,632 “~j- _ 17 January 11465 hls office. for the private practice of psychiatry in K Street, between 17th and 19th Streets, Vedado, Havana, Our Informant agrees with your statement that Or. Bustamante is currently considered to ba the outstanding psychiatrist "In Cuba, Dr. Bustamanté speaks English fairly wall and French ta a fimited extent. §t is significant that in 1959 he was farsighted enough to begin lessons In Russtan. Our Informant has no knowledge of Bustamante's proyress | or current proficlency In that lanquaqe. — )+. Sr. Bustamante was a close friend of Br. Emilio Wira-kogez, who Is now £1366/ reported to be practicing psychlatry In Sao Fauto, Brazil, Mirae — Lopez was born in Catalonia, Spain, and Is belleved to be a Spanish national, During the Spanish Civil War, he was engaged In brainwashing prisoners and, at the conclusion of hostiiittes, he had to leave the country. He opparent ly proceeded to Cuba where he met Bustamante and subsequently exerted a profound professional Influence on him, He Is known to have trained Bustamente In the” bralmwashing techniques which he had used with prisoners during the Spanish — Civil War, According to |Dr. Mirastopez Is a aospleable, loathsume person end exerted an evil influence on Bustamante, . 10. Or. Bustamante's first public affiliation with Communist groups was a3 a member of the Liga De Juventud Comunista between 1938 and 1939. He wos also a member of the Ala tzquierdsa, a medical teftist group, and he was - Pregident of the Federacton Estudlant!! Universitaria. By the time he had -gradusted from the University In 1939, he was believed to have been in aqrcee ment with the purposes of the Communist Party although ho may not have been a - party cember, Later, he was for a while a member of the Accion inmediata ‘(founded In December 1938), 8 political. group in the medical professton which “was not Communist. in 1946, he was one of the founders of the Confederacton . Medica Panamericana, which still exists (1966), and. in 1359, after the’ Castro oS takeover, he founded another political party In the medical profession’, the Partido Medico de la Revolucion.” — . , ; _ oe Tt. Ouring the 1940's and the 1950's, Dr. Bustamante gradually became well known In the medical profession and achieved some measure of afffuence. in 1943, he held an office In the Colegio Medico Nacional de Cuba and In 1752-. 1953 he served as President of this organization, About 1954, Or. Sustamante . ~ asked permission of the Coleglo Medico Nacional. de Cuba to become @ member of Wanigo so that he could study and evaluate. Its. Influence on the Negro. culture In Cubs, The Nanigo {fs a secret Negro soclety In Cuba which practices witche _eraft, offers human sacrifices, and Indulges In other activitles rerugrant to Vestern civilization, Permission was yranted because of the allegedly scien= tiffe nature of Bustamante's Interests. Some time later, Professor Federico: :: - Sotolonao, who fs still /1966/ a member of the medical faculty of the University - (of Havana, told sncthar doctor tm tire Colegio edica Hacional de Cuba that Bustamante was doing a good Job-of Infiltrating the Nanigo. “Since Satolon jo’ Is @ Communist, the Inference was that Bustamante's performance benefited the Communist Party. | |stated that he needed no further evidence that Bustamante was a trusted mamber of the Communist Party. Moreover, he is. a very good friend of the Chilean Communist Salvador Allende. Allende always stayed In the Bustamante. home when he visited Havana, ee % er Oh pets ae to ceamte re gp Raa oe ae Dap bemoan tetas Oo” te cme re ee ene il ett ne 4 pmetnere neencenint ieee nagerantenten
14-00000 ws _) BOCA vin erties aesmeteninan a A tone ee ee ate Ae ee te ene mab - = Pe MT Oe 8 a ar cre ee See = etm orem wt 49 mean sgsenenteav erin oe a . 10-16-66 Case 46,632, ee the : _ UP January 1966 Lo . 12; Or. Bustamante's -act ions during the Batista regime are of Interest. Batiscta's mother-in-law (the mother of his third wife, Marta Fernandez de Batista) worked In some capacity for Maria Lulsa Rodriquez Columble de Bustamante absut this time and, on the surface, the Batista and Bustamante famiiles were .on | friendly terms, towever,. in reality, Jose, Sr. was torking agalnst Batista as a member of the underground group, Monte. Cristo, headed: by the vel l-know gusto Carrillo. At the same time, he malatained contact with the Communist Party and Is known to have had private_meetings on a ccontinuing basis during the Batista regime with Carlos Font, now L'966/ Vice Minister of Health, and Jose Lopez Sanchez, current Vice President of. the Cuban Academy of Sclences. 13. When Fidel Castro came to power, Bustemante‘s potential was brought to the attention of Raul Castro. He offered to take charge of the. brainwashing activities of the G2 and thus put Into practice the techniques he had learned _ from KiraeLopez. He was subsequently put In charge of ‘such work and was assisted in it by Ors. AcostaeHedal. and Soraequi, After Or, Soraegut's. death, Agul Castro went to the latter's office and supervised the removal 8f patients". Files, ubyl- ously for future use in buliding up dossiers on the subjects, ° rE 4, |pointed out that, also after the Castro takes over, Bustanaatd@ wanted to be sede Oirector of the Mental Hospital In Hazorra,. elyht miles outside of Navans. The position was given instead to Or. Ordaz, who had fought’ with Castro In the Serra Haestra, ‘At flrst, Bustamante come ‘plained bitterly about losing out, but since then he has not asked for ofr otherwise sought snother similar Important professional post. sugyests that Bustamante most probably has been told that: he fs parforming an Important al iltary service for the reglaa arid therefore it. would be wise for “hin to remain In the background. He further states that Bustamante Is belleved to exert. 8 considerable amount of Influence. In ‘the Ministry. of Health, although’ « — he holds: no official position in ft. §t should be noted. that Bustarante's — ° . importance In the fegine, however great, skems_ principally: fram his usefulness ‘to Raul Castro. Bustamante ts currently LI966/ considered. to: be one of the 10 most effective enenles In the regine of the non-Comaunist Cuban doctors, . 15. Or. Bastemante ts not belleved to be in ‘any sort of financlat trouble. As his professional stature grew and his wealth increased, he and his . wife soon acquired a taste for a lwwurlous way. of iTfe. They bought a: pre- tentious home In an exclusive. residential section of Havana, bought a Cadiilac, ': and enrolled thelr children in select, private schools, They both are driven by ambitions for social prestige and high political position, _ They crave money and power, want to be assoclated with those at’ the highest’ echelon. in: the regime, and, above all, are opportunists of the first water. ‘Marla Luisa has always ‘longed to bee member of the Jockey Club and of the Liceo (a ladies* cultural ‘soclety). She realized her dream of belonging to the Licco- and even became President of it. Then, In 1960, Marla Lulsa was made Interventor of all. private. “Schools In Cuba. She resigned from the Liceo; they sold-the Cadillac and. bought @ small, compact car tn an effort to play along with the regime's tmare. Another: | beportant point about. thelr finances, |potnts out, Is the fact ; 7 . SECRET | . | oe Temes ee
. t . . A :  ceegRSa ac cnOrEEE fen nena FE SPER oo hain fest ito Aah deaemetina Heet attic apie Seneees te mae Seer A ein a 4 -ACUSZUSEI Ae Rata Peacture navnecation mentite aa rar nee oeemerves monn nena NG-16-66 Case N6,637 ~5 - 7 17 January 1946 ‘that tn 1960, white on a trip to Montreal for a medical meeting, Dr. Bustamante took a large sum of money and hia wife's Jewels with him and deposited them In safekeeping somewhere In Mex]co. The source of this particular Information Is Or. Hector Veltz, a former close friend and confidant of Bustamante. Or. Veltz su lives in Cuba. and Is deseribed as baling ant i=Castro. Ha NG states that, Bustamante ‘Is. Intelligent, . Andustri- ‘ous, wellegroun § profession, gregarious, able_to,make and carry out . decisions, but Is not a particularly forceful person, | ‘tle Is- insincere, devious, . & physical coward, and inordinately afraid when his. tife.Is In danger.. He has many personality complexes. He seldom drinks’ and: boasts. about his abstemiousness: - ~. where liquor Is concerned. He may occasionally. ‘dtink.a glass: of port or vermouth ~ {f the situation demands It. Marlo Lulsa drinks but not to excess. Nelther Is * addicted to dope, Harta Luisa’ s Achliles heel is her. ‘overprotective. attltude towards her son, Jose, Jr.” Both Or. and Mrs, Bustamante. are. ‘opportunists,.- lave . money and power, and will go along with the regime so. lpng a3 It'serves their best Interests to do so. They have already taken the precaution of depositing cash and valuables abroad to use In the ‘event of the overthrow of the Castro - government and the need for them to flee Cuba. Very. little exact Information ' fs avallable about the stete of Harta Luisa's health. Jose, $r. is described. es being In good health. Ha suffers continually from’ flat feet end is knorm to have.undargone F) hemorrhol dactony ta the’ distant. Paste. : 17.- Or. ustamante has only three. close. friends In Cuba. “Ther are all Conmunt sts. They are the following Individuals: Se Or. Leopoldo Araulo-Bernal, President of the Cotesia # Hedico Nactonat de. Cuba, Havana, ; . be , Or. Carlos Acosta-Hods!, practicing ‘psychlatrist in. ‘Havana, - OF. ‘Oscar Gercle Fernando. practicing physician tn Havana , . 9 Almost all of the doctors left In Cuba ‘are antl Comnuntst and. are “ytotentty opposed to Bustamante. The following two. such individuals would be able to provide detailed background information on Bustomente: . "Or. Raut de Velasco Guzen, - forwor President ‘of the Colegio Hedico Hactonal de Cuba (1956-1959) , 3rd Avenue between ‘10th and 12th Streets, Alranar, Havana. Dr. de Yalasco has a sister and a son (Raul) ‘now-In Kiam. Raul, Jr. is tn his third year In the Medical School of the University of Hlaml. b. or. Jorge Beato, Paseo. Street vand 17th. Street, Vedado, Havana. — 418. Br. Fernandez-Conde suggests that the ‘following Individuals ‘should be able to provide vital Information on Dr. Bustements or Mrs. Sustamanta. With “one exception, they are now Alving in the US. , & Or. Fidel ‘Aguirre, 738 Livingstone Road, Elizabeth, New 1 Jersey, telephone = «289-9000, Br. Aguirre was formerly President of the Havana‘ Medical Assocle ation, He will. be able to provide background and professional Information on Or. Bustamante. . oe ee en BAe EEA OELE BAP HE PEY CEE SE” ae eee oreeeecl eee
Beiter inet h soe ene a ta bee piri cop te a ss Foe Lo. Oh Liie : - : : NO=16-55 : Case 46,632 -6- A? Jonuary 196% : . b. Or. Enrique Huertas Pozo, + now Presicent of the Coleylo Nedico Cubano Libre i ween : ' (Cuban Hedical Association in Exile). His address is 213 Arragon Avenue, | i Coral Gables, Florida. His unlisted telephone number ts He 5°7500, He, oe 1 von too, will be able to provide all types of Information on Dr. Bustamante. en ees ree Ge Ore fiouf Scarizza, Rome , italye. ‘De. Scarlzza is; an italian nattonal, once lived In Cuba, but now practices psychiatry in: Rome. During his residence in Cuba, he was the analyst. used to psychoanalyze those Cuban medical Students who expected to specialize in psychiatry. . Ho had Or, Hustamante - under analysis for more than a. “year and therefore. sliould. have wrilque insight Into this patient's personality problems. Or. Scarizze on ‘Several occas lions mentioned to| how uch trouble he. was. having with oo, Bustamante during his analysis. Bustaminte frequently’ missed thelr sessions we of treatment although he always pald for the profess{onal: sarvices; a, Hr. and Mrs. Enrique Leon, ‘Hew York city. Hr. Leon is a fawyer and now £19667 vorks In the New York office of Julle Lobo, who wae so prominent In the business Ilfe-of Cuba. before the Castro © reglite, irs, Leon is the former ~ - a Rosario Rexach. Mr. and Hrs. Leon were probably the closest friends 99° 7 ot Bustamante’ had before 1959/1960. They were members with him-of the Ala ~ Jzquierda and she wes a former President: of . the Liceo, | ‘They. are. no longer - Communists. They left Cuba in early 1960 for Permanent residence. in’ the US. _.@. Mrs. Conchita Castaneda, 716 Fife Avenue, Wilmington, Ohio 45177... = “sMrs, Castaneda Is a Quaker (one of the few In Cuba) and is now-/1966/ teaching.In the Quaker High School In Wiimington, She wos Marla Lulsa's - 7 ' closest friend and confidante and Ulved with her,. She should ba able to. -".. . provide detatled Information about Haria Lulsa's personal Wife, about. y Sustemante's extramarital affairs, and thelr effect on Marla Luisa’ $° life. f. A Cut national left Cuba tn late 1961. for. permanent, residence In ‘the - , i 7 SS annot recall-hig name, but will obtain his name- sd _ and address from one of his-friends in the US. This Individual was believed ae to have been a member of the underground movement In Cuba and In March 196! he was interrogated by Bustamante In a series of Intervlews.at the Ge2 -. prison at 5th Avenue.and t4th Street, Miramar, Havana. Hé would be able to describe Bustamante 's performance in this capacity. cee toa tant tee on ante pita Tee ee AG, | we lf be very ‘glad to clarify any statements in his. discussion of Or, Bustamante or to amplify them if requested. in addition, he promises to obtain the current street address of Hr. and Mrs. Leon, the name ~~ and address: of the. Individual who was brainwashed, by Bustamante, and possibly. “Ore Scarizza's first name and street address in Rome, . We will. forward | this: _ information as it. is ‘Feceived. . SECRET ACY oR etn teeteeentternet eepenccasomue mera sonemnmaesteencemecece ware eastern inns AEDS OE teen A aon AANA NNN Ua fhe HO te AIRI A mAEL A te ren ete oe teri . te t HAs ee
& n ciel tad a & 5 - ” t Sem Tad nian ate eect tate APE EEE DOO OTE EON EE LF pew emer mtee es peta een cna Rin tan a nimmes sueRtnarmane vate LO mere satire _ tase 45432 = Final patatia identifying Addition Sources of tnforaation on Or, dose Angel Bustamata O'Leary . no~13-66 8 harsh 1956 an aon He | . [nas nasi fted us ‘that the How York Clty address of Dr. and Ars. Enrrque Leon Sota is. 310 Eade 70th Street, Apartment 3 K, and tielr. talophona number Js LE-50170. Hira. Soto is the former Rosario Rexach. OF. and firs. Soto ware Incorrect] Identified in paragraph 16 d. of H0-16-66 of 17 January 1966 ag fir, and fre. Enrique Leon. [ 26 “Unfortunately .| _ otf a ts'to leam the i ‘name and US address of the Cuban national mantToued In paragrapl: 13 fe | of NO-16-66 of 17 danusry. 1966 were unsuccessful. He states that a ane _Peptta Riera, who Is now 8 radio commentator in Mianl, wag once o ; : 7 patlent of Or. Gustamante and know hia very weil. She aise hag son 7 knowledge of the bral resaahing activities engaged In by Ors. Bustavants, - Carlos Acoata-Hodal, and Abdo Canagl, at the Cubon G-2 headquarters in Havana, He suggests that gha may also be able to idantify the. Cobons who wore bralmashed by Bustamante ‘et al and who are no avallable tor Interview In the US. Hiss Riera’s address Is Box 516 Coral Gables, florida. uo 3. This completes the contributions made by) - “tn satisfying tha requirements of case 46632. wee cee aerate ta arene re eee towns net (rie HBL ORAS BEKED A METH OE Knee oh tw ein Sea o - r . ‘ : i é ee. wo ae ho FT ° ile - ss be Reena ncn cannes et EE eng ates OL GE AO eon ;
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e 14-00000 Te me i sel da vet 8: oan Por a eere raed we : i . { - * i s i’ tf ‘ en Drs See, reer : | el She gee tee oye haw, Patio : i a wit tete ee ements eet ne oy ieetesasieneeiapel a ana teceeeeeat ; J |: con | coer iaesnerrenn | coe 7 toy Sa es REPORT NO. CO~ K 325/6553-69 ; Ley sayenia Ti DISTa. P | | aeean - vsyend trists Conducting Research with  DATi O'S 3 "PR 1989 ! . ; | ‘asnimals ; . - . ae ~ wp an s. . NO. PAGES : i REFERENCES CIRL C-DC8-53741 : i (2356) D=7AK-40009 \ ! | LD OF insG. 68 Mar 69 and earlier - re ~. . : i 4 “8 & DATE ACQ, Hiavana/8 Mar 69 and earlier : i t 100 oe me mm eenenemener TRIE AT REED AEP PLP ttt NT eertthtreeapetienrerennen: . ; . THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION F r, i oo ; . $ o- . i : i i . : ¥ ae pg : ee : 1. Medical colleagues of mine have told ne that there is a home near the 4 to : Colon Cemetery in Alturas del Vedado Suburb, Havana, which has been a . | : converted into a research lateratory called Instituto de Invest igaciones cago de Actividad Nerviosa Superior [Institute for the Research o£ Superior’ i ; Nervous Activity.] /— ; . | : TENG : 2. Ov. Jose Angel Bustamant 4 well known psychiatrist in Havana, another { ; ' psychiatrise, DFS" xoselio, and some Sovbloc psychiatrists conduct: t research work and experiments there with aninals, especially dogs, a . , . according to my colleagues. They report that these psychiatrists follow * tae Pavlovian theory in the “physiology of the nervous". : La or 3. They also told me that: Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante has for several years. | senducted, or supervised, interro:ations of political prisoners at G-2 F oo , -tacadquarters in Havana, using the narcohypnosts (sic) ucthod, popularly ' . culled “drain washing", . . 4. ‘x. Sugtamante has been considered a@ card-carrying Communist jong belore - Castro came to power. I ean aet vouch for the veracity of chis, because /. .¢ I Rave not mown him that well. However, I have neard it eaid repeatedly. . - -end- el AA, a lena «ARE AS oN es thace. Biv idle. eRe waa! te wart 0 dias mae) caer vegan. Ce Oe Tot. : : ise