GENCE Ase ‘CENTRAL NEL The ewe tertal contatas talernation atfecting the Nationel Detene o ike Uatred See tes withla. the. wieestng ef the. foptons ee, Lew Tite n 4 UsG Sera P83 and ee the tra oompteina of terelation of which fe av menver ty ae. “‘eAeuthor ised porns, ie  mronibtied: w ow. s- E- C-R-E E-T countayNextcs : suBECT Activities ot the Mexican es ae iy SU ~ Ese oe | 28 Septeaber 1966 - Communist Forty § in -Ruevo “The plenum | "Party “(PCH =. , Mexico City: ‘on 25, 26, and: 27 September” 1966. «', The Campesino. Congiess of Térroon was attondod® by oscar Git Jardo , a Gutierrez of the Nuevo Leon State. Committee..- Gua jardo. wit me remain in Totreon until 24 August: to attend the national “plenuti or "of tho. Independent’ Peasants’ Contrat (CCT « Central Camposina: a “ [ndopetidiente) which ip being] hela'e Concurrently with tho a ee '  Ganpesino- Congress. wt "Line Modina Salazar, in. his capacity as meriboy of the Central . Connittee and member of tho National Trade Union ‘Commission, ‘of the State Conmittoc to discuss the: Party's trade union “activities, because so little has been dene in this field which ~ should be. uadertaken, Medina, who Was not. pleased with the out | ‘the progress of the trade union program since ho is. the Contral, Committee member responsible: for supervising the activities of - “et the > Party, in Nuevo Leon, Lo o eae iMote fala Sebati ce sed By "oY ‘of, the ‘Waxicain Communist ano) will take place tf the: Central Coniid t tee Partido Comunista Me waa in Monterrey from 17. to19 ‘August to Farticipato ‘in a meeting - the Party has had difficulty in penetrating. It was apreed that the publication of Accion Sindical, which has becn dormant for some time, would be Fosumed ag an Tnitial step in planning trade union activity and that a study of the labor ‘situation «= — a come of the: ‘heeting, promised to return and to personally follow OS-ECR-B-T rare “Ses de_ et LIVACATE » =~] 1} CAse§ La SUMS : (LIVACATE «2) carrie 2), ‘Mutact = |#| ery See hee Re SoS A$ Ui), i ly (2), DOW ae — Ce Ce ee
WARREN YM Ue sa camege iP - B-E-C-R-E-T ne ee oe on ae A. meoting of. ner bors of the Independent. ‘central of poopie! a: Organizations. (GLOP =. Central Independiente de: Organizac tones get ngitatto, Win held on 10 Aujuat to. discuns Plans. ‘to carry . ; L-activities carly: in September 4 in- opupport of ounead is of, tho- Te anes t although in. Nuovo: Leon there: “have beef no reperct of ‘the rounduyj of tho Ugalde-Rico Galan. ‘RFOUP:. university, student st with regard to. ‘the national. meeting of. ; ree doles success fu] “gations, ‘were “present -~t ‘ ' Jalisco, Arnold Martinez Verdupo,- ‘Jose - Encdrnact n’ Perez Gaytan and: other members. of. tho. Party. Presidium. Were. ‘prese which sugrosts: that . the Party: “attaches: consideral é impo pre ersity. action, “This: meet in; “A folroyed by. o bh: . : : ' ae within the. Par y ienced in univerdity. mattors since = ‘of Nuevo oe Union: (STUNL * “ ‘Bindie! ¢ Nuevo: Leon) .. . . oo with rospoct to- the pent" 6 electoral campaign, 4 df dates have been. -ngreéd. upon, and “at is” clear ‘that aziong. those: under consideration none ig of impressive. stature, efforts of Porfirio. ‘piaz,. “head ‘of. the National who is departing from the Party. line in attempting ; to form a. youth. group: in which the Institu~ - tional Rovolutionary Party (PRI - government party) would parti-— cipate along with the “PCM. and-other leftist ‘organtzations. Diaz has held meotings attended by Octavio Leal Moncada of the crop, Javier Rojas Sandoval of .the pen, Jose. Tats Sustaita of the National Democratic Students’ Contral (CNED # Central Nacional do Estudiantes Pemocraticos), other members of the PCH, _ and reprosontatives: of the PRI. on Headqua uarters Conimetit: ‘Idaue No. 1845, dated. 28 Aug ot. 1966, “of ‘La. You de Mexico, uffictal newspaper of the ‘PCM, reported that the. Union de Boriedades de Credito. Ejidal de ls Comarca Logunera 1980-1966. (USCECL- 1540-1966), heeded: by Arturo Orona. Gadiz, held its. VIII Ordinary Congress in ite headquarters at Torreon, Coahul ia. Iseue, No. 1246, dated“h. September 1966, contoined an article dated Torreon,. ‘Coahutls, August 1966, saying that the nations l- plenum ‘of ‘the CCT had ‘yesolved: 0. disdesocs te. itself from the Hetional ‘Liberstion fovement. (MLN-Muvimlento de Liberacion. Hacional), because of the jotter’ 8 divisionis® activities. of interest are’ ‘the Youth Institute in Monterrey, 2, Source Comment: In fact, the STUNL ‘ws - not formed by the Party eince, when © it ves ‘organized, there were no Comauninta agong the teachers and other univeraity workers. “The union came into being a6 8 result principally of the activities of a group of teachers fron ‘Freporntory School # . 1, and it had the support of the then acting Rector, Alfonso Rangel Guerra, who sav in the inton posalbilities for creating problens for Eduardo Lives Villarresl, the Governor of Nuevo Leon. It vas obadst o year later that Rolando Guzsan, Tomas Gongnales de Luno, and Hurecio Salazar joined the PCH, but. their influence in the union eannot be ottributed to thie fact. the union has continued to extat because it hes euinteined ite petivities within legal bounds, denonding einiaus wagee and jepreved vorking eouditions. 104 influence in the union is negligible aince, in addition te Guaemn, Gonzales, ami Galagor, there ere only four-ur five other ICM wendera. The puoatdiiitios of forming @ nations) univeraity union would appear. to be rewole, end 16 16 doubtful thet preeest plana ia this direction will ever eeterialiae. td >
CENTRAL. INTELUGENCE AGENCY i . - , the wna teeia! Te laformetion ‘attesting ‘the Nettons! Deteaw of: scons ateales withie the meeiilea | of ‘the. Repionsed. ‘tare Tine, . io. jie RUS el Seen TeR ead Tee the” trensablesion . OF tevelation. of which is ear mennee peauthonicnd pervs | bh rrohthiied br we 7 vf : “gECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEW i Country Nexico - REPORT NO. i 311/12962-66 a 4 suatct. Reaction to Siempre! Editorial = ~~ ~ DATE DISTR. ~ 26 Septenber 1966 be "". Qa Vietor Rico Coleg 2 aos : ; DATEOF .2-6 September 1966. - FELD REPORT_NO. Wig 1B UNEVACUATED 1 INPGOMATION. FOURCT GRAGINGH ARE HEFAITIVE- APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1g TemTativE.’ Hes which rejected my s pounto ni ‘forth oy, "Rigo. Gala - Deen inotitutions “and” “cone é : i. Inge de Rico Galan, wife of ‘Siempre! writer Victor Rico Galan, : said on Z September 1966 that Wer Husband was resigning from Siempre! because of the harsh editorial against him and his Tdeas which -appenred in the 7 September issue of the magazine, Mvs. Rico Galan said that the editorial was far. harsher than_ a - even President Gustavo Dinz- Ordaz' | commenta on the matter. d . which ‘he included. in his T Septenter Stato of the Union| MEaBuGS. + oe | ‘SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM Re GS Be 5 le. MSL pat ’ pret 3 Seeegemat: oe | PTIV ty , = atarson soon me - | Polls BBS ae Forans re, oa
14-00000 af Sigmpre!. ‘refuses | to % natTon, and she scened to ‘teol that. ‘this’ ‘might ‘po. the case, . Manuel-Marcue Pardinag ,of--tho leftist Newsmagad ine . Poltticas : haa assured Rico that rhe wii) publ ii 2, Head unrtera: Cednent: pts 8 letter. to" “tne esitor: written aby Bt co, ¢ of Support. for ‘pis. femily despite, his ‘Cont ineaenty thet they may ive in _& mariner wort Ly of ‘Fevolubionary ‘goliderity, . not from elms granted, by ; evil. ‘eonecien ces eeaeking: ‘precarious tranquility. In a ote. of reply Siempre reiterated ite élesgzrecuent with Rico Galan wiewpotnte bus 7 that 4%. eleimed weiner to quality” nor te judge the personal. - — added conduct of 8 triend with 3 ‘yhnoa the cagazine, woo ‘Permanently: bounds be . SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM ; : t , , '
14-00000 . : vein Ov as Pr) TY Ooh, a ; ‘ . . “exassietce MESSAGE , eatar ener: = A SECRET a-ner yo riig m0. — Feapen vat “NOTH EEO” ee rice ain G) act. to Beane QO or gtaor OT ie eMC ete eed rT os Ec RE T. 2 120042 cite ‘sao PAULO. 7146 - “WER ICO city, INFO: ‘DIRECT OR RIO DE: e Jane no - tset6{100837 PS SYCH ICO GALAN CONSPIRACY REF MEXICO city 8418. tf ALWALTZ=2 EDITORIAL” SE PTEMBER ‘EDITION "DIARIO B D ‘Ot GaLawy case) APPEAR IN 2) 06 AULO.” a HA Ik ING C ] PSs " Arie BATE EE Ao panne terts Cee ee eSiat Acreden “SECRET. BT ot Sueven sn Case. . Seepey NAN : :
This, meterial eontaine information offer ting the National Oelenae of. the Uaited States within the mesaing of the Regions se Lawe Title sa U.8c. Been. 79) and P44, the franemlesion oe Feveletion of which ia aay mannes te an unawihar eed pereos lo probibited . by ise. ee “SECRET/NO roneran nt soe ; COUNTRY Hexico/Ouatemala 7 REPORT NO.” CS~311/12488-66 -  supueet Reaction of Guatemalan Exile . DATE DISIR: «=~ 15 September 1966. a ‘Leader in Mexico to the . ce oo oe “E Arrest of. Viotor Rico: ‘Gelen: NO. PAGES 2. . oie or “REFERENCES po part of AB Augupe 1966 0° we oh INFOS ee PACES“ Hexico, Mexies, CL ge ne re Mexico, Mexico, city ne two REPORT. NO: . SOURCE, . . a & € Rolando Collado  Ardon, leader of the “Guatemalan ‘exile conimundty. Bo a an Victor Rico. “Galan. ‘on charges of ‘Bubversion’ waa a good. ‘thi for the Por. © Collado. was referring to Rico Galan's infite on Guatemalan guerrilla leader Marco Antonio. ‘Yon Sosa.. ‘fecording : to Collado, Rico Galan prevented the PGT from péersunding: Yon’: mo - . Sosa to join the Party in 1963 becausé of Rico's. Trotskyist LO inter ferenco, and the ‘aid che gave to- Yon: Sosa’ at the time. L- Be Medical doctors Miguel Cruz Ruiz and. Rolf Moder Huebner, two. gf of those arrested. with Rico: Galan,. ‘have: ‘beén associated. with. en Rico since early 1965, ‘Both were wery much’ involved in ‘the af medical doctors’ strikes. of late_1964. which continued into: 1965, When the strikes were finally settled both Crug Ruiz and Méiner- Heubner were dismissed from their jobs at thé Social Security _ Hospital at Cuauhtemoc 330, They went directly to Rico Galan who put them to work, mainly writing medical | Articles ‘for the magazine Sucesos for which Rico Galan worked? 9 a. 3. Rico Galan. sent béth Cruz Ruiz and Meiner Huebnor to Cuba Po in 1965 and both: are well indoctrinated Communists, However , neither belongs to any Communist Party or organization, Both, as woll as Dr, Jorge Velez Trejo, also very active during the medical strikes, have’ traveled through Latin America making - wo Nt d Gt = pSECRE/NO- FOREIGN. DISSEM — /MNT AE / MNT feaoe la Tay rac _ nine O : ue eo oar 9 oO f BELTABBE ; 2/ - Liason © wi/2/a: [HEY roracs IE 2, CI 4, FI 3, CA 2, WHT (Q), ‘pOo/H 2. B | POH vd in’ “Mexico” ADGA _ mombor. of | the. Guatemalan Conimunist Party. (por = mee gt
contact: with medical. groups s and” attempting. to inspire: thom to i - activities of Dre, “Meiner and. Velez. - Congress am who vas ‘making ‘ticket orrang? invited to the Congressea. ° 7 SECRET/NO. FOREIGN DISSE and the VIE Nath ag have Stomatology. Cong > TDCS-314/02464- 66, 22 Feoruary, 1966, report « e- s/t : anti-governnent, ‘@etavity. ip their respective. countries, & ‘Also, os @ 4) ding.forRico Gali , had. names: ‘of others tivities
. ‘This material ‘contains Information alfecting the Netlonal Defense of the Veited States withia the mereniag of the Repionsae Laws Title 58 UBL heea 793 and 794. the francminion o¢ vevelation of which in gay meaner to of waguthorlsed pets & prokibites br kee. SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM.— ~ CounTaY. Mexico -REPORTNO. .- CS-311/12430-66 oS 2 Mae 13 Septecber 1966 SUBJECT -Mexican Comiunist: Party Oe ~. BATE DISTR. a Views on Recent Arrest 0 Of Subversive Group | = NO. pate oF © 24 August 1966. - -PWACE& Mexico, Mexico City DATE ACQ. (26 Aurust 1966: a . . _ #48 18 UNEVALUATED tare Be, 1. .At a meeting of leaders of the Mexican. Comminist?Party (PCM = oa ' “partido Comunista Mexic¢ano):,; attended by Arnoldg Martinez : verdugo,. Fernando. Granados Cortes, Manuel Terragas ‘Guerrero, aa si Gerardo Unzueta.Lorenzana, and Narcos Leonel Pogadas Ségura,. an “there was some discussion of the. status of members of the — ° we group, headed by Victor Rico Galan and Raul Ugalde Alvarez, ns which was recently. arrested for engaging in subvérsive activi- - bo ties, It was. revealed at this meeting that Ugalde had-submitted 2°. %. an application for membership in tho. PCM but that he had not. been accepted? — ; ‘We is. not, therefore, considered to be a. a member of the Party. The same is true of Guillermo Balan: - : ‘Peroyra.© It ig true that Venaneio Garay Zuniga and Artemio © ” 7 Garay Zuniga are PCM members, but they aligned themselves with the Rico Galan “guerrilla” group on instructions from ce the Party to serve as spleg in order to keep the Party informed _on'the group's activities, ; 2. At a meeting of the Permanent Committee of the National Assembly for the Freedom of Political Prisoners, Filomeno Mata Alatorre ‘stated that he was completely removed from the. subversive group and that he had had nothing whatgéocver to do with it. no. Guillermg Calderon Ita Faised the question of the most recent ; ho group of prisoners (the:-Rico Galan group), and it’ was agreed ; Bl that that group had chosen the easy ‘path - that of taking up os arms ;. that such a movement would come about eventually, but, ‘ ’ that no#-i@ not the tine; there is.no chance for success of an armed movement, . It was agreed that even though the Conmittce mW ain oo RR Ge) be tf wert t Et : _ TiS 23ln/12 90-66 Fs bcc i “ " IS ’ : Patty aE FOTALS. op a erh PE? CA 2, BHT (2), Do/k le QCRIBOPE | P iikla :
4] { 262 Get fe OF Of. “the. Rico- Galan . ‘group, the: > SECRET/SO- FOREIGN: DISSEM : -2- a esty/icinos war ‘not. in: accord’ ‘with the ‘tactics, | or, even ‘the ideolory, a latter group shouldbe, defended: r political prisoners. : The Rico. ¢. lawyers used: by. the: ‘Conmitteo.. Th a document on rs April ee Dr. Balnia. Deréyra wan: oa a” a membér. ‘of the Dr. Ange Martinez Villarreak cen, having: Joined rty in August Woe een we ae 3. According to. the Mexico city aaity,. EL vie, of 30 Avguat 1966, the. a Se office: or “the” Attorney General for the ‘Federsl: ‘District protested against ‘the: action of .4 Federal District -jude : a releasing ‘the. Garay Zuntea brothers from eustody on 22 Auguste: ; : i SECRET/XO FOREIGN ‘DISSES or Fe tet me Ut
14-00000 ™ This mateslat egatalas lafoemetion affecting ibe National Defense st the United Btetes “withta “the, mesning of the, Eagninas teea Tite ia, u. 5.Ee: Sees, 28d end 4, the: trenemisigg or seveletion of wRigh is any fesner, to aa sanuthortsed pera ts eroke: ned by taw. _secnET/xo FOREIGN DISSEM. COUNTRY SUBIECT |. DATE OF INFO. PLACE & "DATE ACQ. .. Mexico “PORT NO. CS pias 32-66 , Finonetad Aid to: a oate isin. a “a3 Septeaber £1966 Victor Kio jlan = La oe ar a 7 NO. PAGS ; sereaincts . a Hoxi6o, Haxtico ety - 29 Aust 1966). 4 FILO. REPORT: NOL Try 18 UNEVALUATEO” INFORM ATOR. BoURCE. €oRadsnds ase Siginitive. Hddae nl ‘oF content a reatagivt Me ‘According | to Inge | “de i Rigo 2 Rico with mB ae was arrosted on 127Adgust and ‘who has ‘pean char - ing ‘ayainat. the Mexican Governnont, : her husband is quite well, chin food, > . has requested. : Sho gaid that she is allowed :t6 sce hin every. day. and to: take - clothing, books, papers,,, and ‘other things which he = Sho also sid... that friénds have ‘peon- vory ‘kind, hor husband has told her. that he. “wants the’ money. infact, which. has been. offered’ to him to bo shared’ ‘AMONRE ‘the other prisoners who have none and who are trying to got bond, © ‘Au to her husband's chances for being released on bail, Behe said that a number of legal experts on this type of” “cane have been consulted and their opinions have been rather “pessimistic, ; ‘mo Ph Gb de th i ee ME ).2f +| an LCAfint bak? SEY_| Fa wl amee eo ee fon ELE RE PACK Le Ln nn de tes . “gatas® veo Tk UE OCA a2 wi & (2), eye mensage Yor students at tho University and cl. o/h” husband prepare a tn some of ‘the Pre- parateory Schools who are urging that ho be freed, Many of Rico's readers are young students ‘who greatly admire him, , ; fra. dco Rieo has been '" asked to have her Headauurters Cons ents ‘Her rull nace is Ingébord Diener de Rico Golan. Field Conments .. An independent, usually relinble source reported that. the National Liberation Movement (MLN) had taken $120.00 (U8) fro oy AB pro-Vietnaa fund and given it to Rico Galen. Also, Ramon gorrilia,; oo! teacher | at the lbero-American University, press chief of the Sationad -USECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM- ane:
14-00000 0 < Institute: of Fine Artey, ond penbor of the -Muvimtento “goctal- Democrota oe Cristiano (NSDC}, has undértaken to “collect funda for Kico from among an -. their mutual friends. ‘Sra. de-.Rico hos told Zorrille thot she and her husbend donot reed money, at present, but that he: ia” eager to share \ ony funds they do! collect among: the. needy pr onerss : erty Nectonal), os Ordas: ‘demonstration ir thito office Br Pa Sere te a
14-00000 ‘thw material éoateine Information itectie s he National Detense. of the Uaited- States witha fae smearing A the or sovaace Lae Tile tet Oe tae. 48. i em Seco. 98 ad Tee the tsenexrieteus as seve: votes of ‘whieh ig. oaY manned, o cy.) wneuthorised | BOS cert e- eros, CONFEDENTIAL/NO. FOREIGN DISSEE eee COUNTRY Mexico an mo RRA HO, CS-312/12196-66 SUBJECT Popular Socialis: Lrery- : DATE. DIST a) Septester 1966 Skepticisa Coseeruieg 1h Arrest of Victor Ries ROL PAIS. “AT Aliguat 1966.” Lf 1. (Summary: Popular Béesaliat party (PP3) a chtudes. toward the. arrest of Victor Galan and others on. ‘Charen. of conspiring against ‘the Gove: f renain. Unsympath ethos: TY ; Pay intends to stay on ; retary. General. Vie tundty ‘to strike ; about. the. art ¥ leacgers : peg, taney are Hh ment rebellian 2. rom Pleo ; ; tae % t rete ao * Wel, Lee Gglents euse _ Within the Party 23 truth of the pudrése do not doubt tha “quite convinced and that Mexican Gaian and his ¢ de Bere 46 Some truth to the G was no danger of z stood in no 25 8 - . Also, it is selieved in- 7 he PpS_ ‘that: “polie ‘counts of ‘their role inf the matter have qe : been éxaggerated te ‘ennance thea. reputation of. the police both pe ao veces Gi os swath the Peesidest | ‘and With the public. 7 ruieor. that the 4 Guatenmatran Govers ment nay have asked- the iwdean’ Governnent 4 ng to silonco Rico Galas because of his’ Viol .pttecks.epainst _ 5 7. ge ' the neW Guatémalan “adeinistration is, genes discounted 4 3 3 ‘since the complaints of Guatemalan offici are. certainly 30°45 - of no concern to xexico, d- 2 i conrreertaL/x FOREIGN DISSEY [aan a ay aN : etry “Rpey y ° = ac aie eee Cr oe . - " a) J a ST :
a co is: probably Gore 2G: ot layic ‘things arc, Also, “CosFIDENTLAL/x0 FORETGN ‘DISSEN cS pu) u96- 66 explosives. wer shy 3 eas ; But,,. At 4a. simply not - true. that, ‘there. vas tho slightest danger sear es oF Annediate and” formidable. rebellion from Rico Golan and. his. triends: ° - ete Mee woe Cee 7 “png “latter conclusion: is’ based. ‘On. the. fact that. Rico ‘Galan- ig no. guerrilla lender, -- ‘He ts an, agereesive intellectual, a: ‘yadical, but ‘he in not. in gail fer what he had “done but ‘for his. tdcaa, As for Reul Usaide ‘Alvarez, named with Rico Galan au one of the leaders of The © group, he has ‘the reputation of being fuzzy-minded, a leftist adventurer and certainly neither brave nor dedicated, of this, popular suppart is essential The peanuants are aivided, Thu ae Goya unt, asd the micete cluss i565 ceantent wlth the w uy there is the forwidable. precedent of Govern~ ment action against. any kind: of FYebellion, tradé union, armed, and particularly. any. Sort o agtivity, wnich is Cubani-connected, wee fran by bie “Phe. Government has: alWays noved With energy, Speed, “and ‘of fil  -eieney to- combat. sud threats: as, for example, during. the Railway. Workers Strike af, 1959, Several leaders of that strike | are still ‘in jail: afd’ Qinery - ‘to"redain there. Another. example is the Septenber 1965 attack on a military camp. at. Ciudad Madera, Chihuahua, While thé Governient did not feel” that this incident: posed any real threat to it, it did not want the bad. interna- tional publicity, 60 vigilance was increased, activitios of would-be guerrillas: were blocked, sone were bought off with noney, others with prozises, .and the matter was. promptly and . officicatly controlled, There no doubt. is. a dexrec of. truth to police charges; but the nelodranatic, almost childish character given to the Rico Gulan.movement, the lack of any proven connection bétween the movement and leytist/Coz: minist organizations, Rico Galan's -- open ond well-known connections with Guatemalan guerrilla leaders and his. public support of the Cuban revolitton, mako 4t very hard to discount the suspicion that this is simply a Governnent mancuver, Alsu, while the police no doubt did confiscate aras and other waterfalls, the suspicion exists that the poltce have inflated their role in order to make themselves look good both to tho President and to public opinion, . Further, and fico Galan ig well aware to the suecess of reoellion; it. Kers gre controlled
14-00000 i a Coxriisirrat/vio FOREIGN DISsEM ~ oe oo eeani/i6. 66 Uhox of Rico. Galan’ 8. hareh attacks. . alan auulatstracion, the. Guatemalan Government ° SG. rimont to deal wi “eo Lcererts 2/0965, Ff Aupiat 5, reported earlier Fesction, ‘0 the arrests. en oe cer . fb bea: cardinal objects ts rien: , policy (ct. State teleprai no. 1245, dated 30 suguat 1966, ‘trom ‘the. ; - - American | etaney 48’ Yexico Cty) . : : & Gi be re CONFIDENTIAL/KO FOREIGN DISSEX ; |
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14-00000 “FIELD. INFORMATION. REPORT K Ge ADING oe SOVECE & Comotese! oe rebete 8. r feat ty vate ite C baste tehstio . 3 Noe veually. talladte . tg owt os. ‘ot Septtat Sonenty. eo teat 5 Sepedtou o thas sompetens * 4s Bede sabes Jesed vow ey - APPEAISALTOR CQANINT 1 Cont smed- trp other “mtepenitent onde tehable rowers 2. Py true Ss Posebis teen a. hemebitGh, “SS Prebepte : ‘elve” 6. Cann! be aw ae, zo oO a ; : . - . . mF . t et shabie - iA pot oF | rencat ber, tees {Bap 74 Ig untesteg: Be manfry eng . ; | tasxu. . COUNTR Ex ico oe Rivdat No: Le “HBI-10, 658: September: 1966 = or oe “tees is, SUNT VATUATED STDOUT oes ‘Po¥a. APPRAISAL GF CONTENT (8 TENTATISED 1a. Cominont: : oF The L September) Car ied on: papos. 1 trom prfson by Victor se Galan” ‘pares an edttor. Lns Gorilas (Mexico. Is Not. . alt “oT. Ths pornts: put ‘forth. by” Ri institutions: and concluded with, the . . space had been devoted to whaty history would broper ly record as -a. Riner incident because of the napozine' s devotion to. freedoa Of expression, oo | Co ° ~ :> , apd \ . wh ww 1, Inge de Rien Calan, wife of Steapr “ef writer Vietor Rico Galan, sald Cit OD Sep tember 1965, that hes Nushasad waa resloniap trea S vel Eateaunt of tha Nersh edilorlal aguinsai nim and. big ! 4 Ta a @hich appeared in the 7- ‘Beptenber iJasuo’ of the. magazine, i Mrs. Rico’! 3a. “that: the’ ed orial vas, “far réner than = SECRET/NO. FOREIGN DISSEM . Gusta gulices $ i t 4 i \. ' q t j i j \ t j t i { ' ' 1 1
14-00000 es prem rtenee ene = sama s ate \ " SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSE . ely. 2 Gor: f ~2~ _ pe ail a : nn or a2. if Sioupre: refuses to publish her huaband's Jotter of reaig« fation,< and sho seemed to feol that this might be the case, ~° Manuel’Marcue Pardinas of the Communist newsaapagine Politica: has assired Nico that he will publish it 4a Politica’ a hope pF IO BD’ ™ . 3. gon 6 Septonber, tha’ journalfat Froilan Manjarrez told Antonie ‘Caram of the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina that Eduardo de ott les Bios (Rius), thé political cartoonist, hed resigned frea le" Siem re: in protest over the magazine's treatment of Rico Calan.” Bince it was doubtful that Siempre! will publish Rius* letter of resignation, arrangements Rave already been sade with Harcue Pardinas to publish it in Politd#éa, ~~~ 4. Hanjarrez remarked that Siempre! publisher Jose Pages Llerge nad blandered beaiy ta nia hendTing of the Rico Tatan affair and that people who had never been especially sympathetic to Rico Galan were none«the-less totally disgusted with Pages. . Bico ig being spoken of as a brave man and Pages as a Con~ a temptible one, according to Manjarres, as a result of the editorial, ® OER ORR A cet A a at Ee ERNE nw eenbi  memanbele 1, Field Comment: HMM-10,625 reported that it was uneertain whether Politica would continue to. publish after the 15 August issue, oa tenn Att Sita a oeate ae mi cee Man lt ne ae : . a ST ee oe nae ae pent eta nent ‘nites eens tee nr enn aat abe arlie ae Mane 4 Pattern em Ae ee = $ : : ; uo SECHST/HO FOREIGN DISSEM ,
SECAET Pron Freted gap a UuCUMENT TRANSFER AKO CROSS REFERCRCE Meat oF Goce a COAG NT FDEATIFIC ATI Cw Re FIRE NO. Vo BiGPAige G8 SOUeCE BOL. Great, BO. _ fsa. thameraenno 10 _ @i PALE me, At, VICTOK 03-3 4674 950-004-136. ¢ G8 06 FER 28 HMMA- 302605A01 GPAINS EL FERROL 06 OCF 46 CUT MEXICO P3 occ ? < MEXICU SEE DUCUMENT FUR SHURT SUMMARY UN SUBJECTS ARREST FOR SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES AND POS= SIGLE COMMUNIST CONNECT IONSs R GOlLULuo7s FILE IN iN 20i- eed FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NG. eee eae rote Ba7 sve osusnece sos teeva. SECRET . 08?
14-0000 : REPORT COVER SHEET ‘SECRET qecttsim 4 - FOREIGN DISSEM PROCESSING ACT LOH meme Somme RRR ee, : “[covea smcer Wexico City ; HMM<@10, 650. - MARKED FOR INDEKINS Dre satin cen ecee TON cate or aeroat ; 49 IRDERING AT QUIRED a Willard C, CURTI . A September 1 266. [OPS Cara REPORTED SEPARATELY \ rage ae ts ore fret 9 rr “| ~~ . ~ —— : Ico pisecmenatoon Olivia C, RAGNITYQ.” LIENVOY |__| fS mtvaaina APPROVING OFFICRa sovens caver THES OUBSEM NAT IGN Willard Cc. CURTIS, LIENVOY. ~ PMEED OTS FA TOUT ION "EN THAs AGENCY Wwtea agency . 1 Has. 1 = Ambassador, Minister, : l ~ Panama City (for CINCSO) Political Affairs 1 “3 = Files 1 = Legal Attache. 4 1 = CINCSO Rane SSD EY SPD SSIES FTE SUPPLEMENTAL DATA RG Auguat is the source ef the ‘reported. information; an and Julieta de Munoz Rosas. LITSYUPO/ P2-is the source cited in the Field Comment, According to information supplied by LINOODLE/2 on 16 September 1965, Zorrilla is a thinker, fine writer, philosopher, personally and professionally upright and honest, and firmly Christian, According to the LITEMPO/12 report Rico Galan and Zorrilla met. daily for coffee and talk at the Cafe HS Fiore and the bond , betwoen them is these daily meetings. SECRET NO FOREIGN DYSSEM | prot UNO? .- geeteane Se eh wi Oo} a ms 36, a a
FIELD INFORMATION: REPORT. Ge aSImG, rer $Quece & Complstels solatie = ® Urasily velo .6 tanhe 2 Not wyallg-rohatta Lo bot rafaige id tovrres of soebthas Renestp oF tovalte, rege Hass a thee | ae teed: sores . ‘Toho 8 Lawnet re ‘wy zou, | ct 0_ FOREIGN pt DIssEM. ". COUNTRY Mexico ; ; UrORT HO . HMM- 10,650 Victor Rico Galan 20... 00. 8 VET. an Oo J Eas ee et ate “NO: PAGES a ee _ REFERENCES, oan : pan on 28. August. 966 - Me SINFO, ptact-& .- Mexico, DATE ACQ. “SF tere UNE, MUAILO. Me oeMat ate. gauecs Guages Abn: Dignity APPURISAL OF CONTENT. WeNTATi eee, . xico. Sue Appl of. ~ . seetnol be ivsges Aue. af ty wetested * a giatts song Ange athas. wecoegsr ft Contemed he utter independent. snd reketle rowees, 4, Probably nue 3 Poreble + true a Dowbites, 4, ds oBably . : . oy Ww 6 of Victor ‘Rico Calan tio 1. According to. Ingo! Rico. Calan, sng seat tho. Mexican Government; her husband is quite well. ane 8 allowed to se him every-day and to: take ‘ pother things that | he’. which. tre been offered to: him to bo shared prisoners who: have’ none and who are trying to eet “bond. a 2. As ‘to her husband's chances for boing ‘yeleaged on bail, Mrs. Zico Galan said that a nusber of legal experta on this kind of case have been consulted and their opiniony have been rather pessimistic, , 4,.: Hea, Rico Galan was also esked te have her hugbend oronare 2 meusage Yer aludests ab the University and tn sone of the ere- parsatory Schools who are urging that ho be freed, Hany of Rico's readers are young atudents: who greatly admire hin, - 1. Field Comment! An independent, usually reldable source ! Foported that the Noa tional Liberation Movement (MLN) had taken $120.00 .(U,S,) fron its pro- ~Vietnam fund and given -it to Riéo Galan. Also, Ranon aorrilia, teacher at the - SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM. BS CRET/NO_FYOREIGH CISTRiaUTiON - wag arrested on. 12-August. and who has. beon charged with conspir=. | | meee coe ee |. ne ee SE te tee pe ee nee Eo ee ee ee eee ee | |
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