ee ee me nner eer EE STT eRe HOOURN OND TIEN OF elt lninn tS NMEA che ate wanes Tatt) LAR relia ale SFr edit Niele he! Ata E Mel tit Ane Bllae greta Sch iet sp Wile ded » wml hit a ante as Nenorandua for_the- "co LITA NIL-9 - & ‘ Sno jects on, On 8 Nov 62, at 22u0, LITANIL~9 ealled and & mtg war arranged at sane meeting place as previously desisnated. NO SECURITY PROBLERS NOTED. ; a LITM Le-9 reported as follows: . 1. At about. 1430 on 8 Nov 62, L-9_ went to the office of Ana waria SLAHOO' and discovered that BIA%CO, Ramon SINGBAS Ce, and Andres ... ARMONA Ramon, Commercial Couneelor. I-y said that he excused hize self for interrupting but SINCBAS told him to EEE stay. 1-9 saia that ARMONA was very much upset by the problems he was confronting re ship in Veracruz. He was complaining bitterly to SINGBAS Ka that the ship had been in port practically a week and they were not 2 ettir. anythig done. He seemed to be blaming his underlings, 1.e. GARCIA, VILLAR ete. ARMONA was definitely discouraged, SINOBAS suggested that he call Raul ROA as ROA is the only one who secms to be abdlé to get anything done here. (NOTE: This is example of how ‘uban dips use room of Ana Maria BLANCO to discuss matters of impoftance. } 2. I-9 eaid that SINOBAS appears to be taking him into his confidence more andmore, OJALA! Se l-9 reported that he saw one socket in Ana Maria BLAICO's room while he was there, He said that it 1s an the wall near her deur, ibout foot off floor and is being used oy BLANCO for the electric typewriter. Hse core is not sure but believes that the tynewriter/is plugsed airectly into the socket, He will continue to report on this aspect of our ware, X n ° 4. On uw Nov 62, L-9 went to visit Agustin AYALA Castan®ésé at the In- atituto de Geologia at the U.N.A.M. re AYALA's failure to return some slides ( secciones delgadas) he took from wuba for gtudy in Mexico. | ( b079 av. *s,
renee ang, treme EST 8 A leat eR 14-00000 ley said that. AYALA, a young fellow (35)5 was somewnat disturbed to _ - think that’ the Cuban Gov't would. think hin capable of keeping their. 7 ; oo slides. AYADA said that he ‘finished his contract in Guba and was Pe ' to write éeveral items on geology ete based study slides etc. Ley waid that AYALA told hin that the political problem.took too mucho - his'tame and. that he preferred to. stay in Mexico, where he is Hark. eBrning Qvvu pesos monthly. L=9 got the impression that AYALA Wes “through” with vuba although he told L-9 that he has been in Guoa LeY showed me the letter from ouna ask: on 22 different occasicony. ham to investigate the AYALA case, AYALA's aneawer anc L-9'a own rep: on his eontact with AYSRA. ley will give ihe copies at a later mtg. uko FIL: LITAMIL-9 . a”
. = neon “emorsidum for the Record ; ‘ oN NN ma , Subjects LITA! .a09 ~ os \ ee ot soe ORE  * Qa 24 Jan 63, I-met LRAMILA9, at the uel rence: -WOUB | . point and we drove to darkened area of city to hold meetings ° yo SECURITY PROBLEMS NOTED. TIME: 230060030. | LITAMTI-9 reported as follows: aay ‘.- Om the afternoon of 23 Jan 63, andtl.r Circvlo de Eswudios wae “held at-the Cuban Embassy.. Again Raron S11: obAS took. the floor oe 7 continued in the same vein as at the previous session ( See MEX Zee .07 - danger: Coe SINOBAS said that Imperialism was conscious ef the EXO in‘woicn oe was in and would increase its repressive measures, SINOB.S sais x. arned " it le necessary to struf€gle for/inrurrection in Latan Avori.a as the only practical means to gain power." He said it necessary to 3 on , power at any cost ‘(como de luger) and afterwerds educate the ic:9e8. h. ' He said that it fruitless to try and educate the masses first, -ower N : must first be gained and then educate the masses in EKA Mi.rxisy weninie X\ teachings, Re cited Cuba,as an example of how power must be obtaine?, -'NOBAS said that to enter into peace talkswith the Imperialists in iquai to Revisionism or Trotakyism. I-9 seid that SINoBAS demcnstrated & great deal of enthusiasm for what was going on in Veiezuela, where Imperialiem is unable to control the revolution, also enthusiastic abou Hugo BLANCO in Peru although bhey btelieve him a Trotsxyite:also enthusi- aetic about JULIAO in Brazil although he is not a Communist. Throuhgout the afternoon SINCBAS continued his extrerely belicose position. Ley eaid that his position was backed strongly by Andres “AERC OMA. and Jose ' XLLAGOSTERA with EXSHEEZS Herberto JORRIN the only ome who reluctant to support the SINOBAS line. Ie9 said that SINCBAS ecrtinued to .* vack JCRRIK's FORELES position of the Bast meeting. (& 24 JAN 63, LItTani:- said that JORRIN had received "recall oriere®, Le7 deccribed STLGRAS ae *vivo™, "ningun bods", "intel i; rente”™ * élare® and ®nabe donic  ..". I-99 aaid that SINOSAS obviously has r ceived oréers from Havan:. becouse hie postion fe well defined, clear. I~9 anid SINSSAS' orm wore . .-re or less re hig po: tinn at’ this ete weres "Coger el poder por la fuers @ como de lugar. Una vee al poder se educan @ Is snnan ¢- eS in 4 Dee oe nan ce) oe, Ope VPs
14-00000 2. 9 met JorgeXROJAS Nendoza whe told hiz shat he telt it would. be quite a while Before ‘Mexican Govérnzent g-ve ‘Fertisission to: ; d- fly Tluehin planes to Mexico, ROJAS, who was “hot under the collar ' ne AS re : as casual, bécause- ‘of Mexice'ts. positian re Thisndza: eaié shat’ the: ; VPN a EE a Light oa ; Britannias would ‘be used to 6. 60- ‘Burope, and the/Huahine to make ‘ e the Havana Mexico “run. , . Be L*9 reported that + neuro tects Ugelde, Apartado 13659, Agaon 45. oe Bs Pe or was’ a protege of Teresa: PROENZA and would: probably go to * Cuba soon. PROENZA BRYEHEXHE paid foR JIUGN EZ schooling according to her o=n aiutement on 24 Jan 63. ’ - . Rep, eda 4. On 21 Jan 63, Dolores*Ds LA_ ‘fo1d le9 that she was going to be given a diplomatic post in the next resime. She brought back & package for Alonso AGUILAR KX, fron Cuba. .L-9 met her at the pirports where Andres* HENSTROSA and Renate LEDUC were waiting for EER, . Lo§ hoves- to become friendly with DE IA MORA in the coming weeks, He believes she is "medio chiflads”, Se L-9 said that SHELLEY, fmu, a Mexican port, probhbly of Engiish parents was at that the IMCRC on 23° Jan, In9 said that a diplomat from the British Embassy was there as was the American "spy", June Xcops. On 24 Jan, PRCENZA told 1-9 that she saw the Americun “spy! at the Institute, i.e. June CCBB. | , 6. _chara*poRceT de Gi =REERO lett Mexico for Kabana on 22 Jan 63. che. We told L-9 at the airport that ehe did not think it acviseble for ae her husband »_davierX GuEgeZng to go tb Havana because the abstract ag ke painters are doninating the acene and they cay that cexican murals are out of date, ( "No crec aconsejable que -Javier vaya a Cuba. . Los pintores abstraceionistas dominan y dicen que la pintura mural mexicana no tiene Vigenciq.") . Fe Carlen” FARISTANY Santhe:, Cutan Acd in Holand,arrived in Fexico on 21 Jan 63. MARISTANY told SINCRAS and [69 that all Ato as: ado in Europe attended thant Ambassadors’ mtg ‘in Havana excep* Hareid GRANATGES (chek epelling),Cubdan and in Par Las. 8. L-9 vaid that Antonio *Nice" “neers arrived on Biot mine