124-10290-10050|_ AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: — FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10290-10050 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR SEE TITLE DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC,MM ‘TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: CR 105-283782-10 DATE: 09/05/1975 PAGES: 15 SUBJECT: DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL os 7 NEW CLASSIFICATION: — >°<ret CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: — 06/29/1998 UPDATE DATE: STATUS Redact . _ RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: INC LHM, ADMIN PAGE AW 50953 Boctd: 32306410 Page 1
v vy } * - an x - cee _— apr FD86 dRev, 5-22-64) . | deo Oo RET Ce i | Pel OLAS ‘: iA HAS NO OBJECTION TO Date: 9/5/75 Transmit the following ft ASSIA NON AND/OR, ELEA hee O Ut ag 1A INE -ORMETEGIE plaintext or co y 1c> AIRTEL i THIS DOCUMENT, exept Foe Ye Bai (Priority) ¥ ee ee foo nt H sabasd Be & a TO: DIRECTOR, FBI [(105-283782) S) D7 bde FROM: SAC, MIAMI [(105- 22921) (P) Classified by 4 FLL IKY me Fe GuranV2) G) deci assily on: MADR S = CUBA J. | Pz Re Miami teletype to Bureau captioned FRENTE DE LIBERACION NACIONAL DE CUBA (FLNC) dated 7/15/75. a “es u ‘4 ’ "se vy ‘s . ct pa aOR EUS a Lm eUTeN EMEA masa wert ce tron eater: on tem inet AAR ic Sebvnh ARD eEN ) — = va Enclosed herewith are nine copies for the Bureau ae and two copies for WFO of an LHM dated and captioned 1 as above, 1s | fie ; Copies are being disseminated locally to the (2 2 Ef te 4] following federal agencies: “ES EER) | di 1 = U. S. Secret Ser¥SfexQMiami, Florida ko SN a l= po2nd M. I. Cr OUR En Homestead Air Force VA Peer al oe | orida ia Soe (Sexe, Miami, Florida [Ze- DVS IFO ~ W TR Wile Sa oie S S. Coast Guard, Miami, Florida | ‘? le & =| | Matic 1 =U. S. Border Patrol, Miami, Florida === j ee eo 1 = U. S. Customs, Miami, Florida t Customs, DA 1 = INS, Miami, Florida i5 SEP 12 1975 1 = OSI, Patrick Air Force Base, Florida | coos Fa ‘ORONTIIS: - aoe come jby roy er slip for MM T=-1 is MM 1337-S, gi f | 3 tio C1 ae tion MM T-2 is RAUL DIAZ, Organized Crime Bureau, is “date te Dade County Department of Public Safety, Miami, pilnn Florida, who was furnished information by EUGENIO “ROLANDO MARTINEZ, Watergate defendant. DIAZ y tos OR RE hs being protecteg in order to conceal his source. “® “i T-3 is\MM( 111548 We, | | For Washington Field's information, the Byreau is. not ‘resent Ly conducting an active investigation. Upon receipt | of feet from WFO, the Bureau will be requested to obtain i Department of State clearance to, conduct such jnvestig 08 fa) €2)- Bureau (Encs. 9) (RM) (us LafoamAanon Fon 5) 4 av 2 - Washington Field (Eneg. 2 Npw) oe SLURS Sif: ED He EU gf r = Miami = }05= > A RM = COMUNTSTA™ C RANA) | % | 4 (YR ae ce 291, | Ord Sent M sib hese 6-23-4¢ (lool? Kal n ‘Charge SECRET *# U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1968 0 (Cid: 1) HW 50953 Docld: 32306410 Page 2
WFO that subject is indeed(attached to the Chilean Embassy, e the Bureau will be requested to obtain Department of State clearance to conduct such investigation.|(@Y X) ————— ae S an _ - _ | | | ee NS - SECRET) | | mm (105-22921(s) LHM is classified confidential to pretect the above sources who are of continuing value. LEADS WASHINGTON FIELD | | AT WASHINGTON, D.C. 1. Willcheck established sources and review INS records, | | 2. Will contact State Department and determine | if subject is indeed(attached to the Chilean Embassy |(Z\U) | . i MIAMI | AT MIAMI, FLORIDA | | : | Upon receipt of results of investigation from | a 7 SY PS leet g a : —— | HY 50953 DBoctd: 32306410 Page 3
aT by pits a ‘ey + UNIT .2 STATES TRDPA RUM ENT OF JD. ae k a Leg / FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION GE CR ET | iteots ieystehe oi] (5) MBamby Florida 7 “September 5,-1975 PY OND XG) RE: eee puran ©)  AINTERNAL SECURITY = CUBA MM ‘Te1 advised that on May 17, 1975, HECTOR DURAN, » who identified himself as Chilean Cultural Attache BYU hey Miami, Florida, held a meeting at the home of JAVTER! UERVE A in Coral Gables, Florida. Among those attending this Toes meeting were JAVIER CERVERA, age over 50, who said be has =f. worked for the Central Intelligence Agency; "aye MARTINEZ,” ‘| fendant in the Watergate case; RAMIRO DE FE, who hac 4Avolved,in anti-Castro terrorist activitfes..in the past; AMAGOMEZ,/who was a leader of an anti-Castro group in © nay JOSEPALEMAN, who-said He has worked for CIA; and) - NJsaid the purpose of this meeting was to (0) formulate plans for the creation of clandestine cells im* 7 “|. various countries of the Western Hemisphere. The goal of these ’. eells would be terrorist actions, all outside the: United =. States, which would be aimed at the killing of Cuben diplomats |. and other dignitaries, mainly by the use of explosives. _ oe . It was decided that the first consideration wotid ° be given to the collection of funds. Therefore, CERVERA and. . MARTINEZ were designated to contact prominent Cubans in the Miami area in an, attempt to obtain donations. mo Sources whose identities are wo: concealed herein have furnished ~~ |[-. Y reliable information in the past == | except where otherwise noted. This document contains neither recommendations ~“. nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the Ful — and is loaned to your agency; it and fs contents are.not = to be distributed outside your agency. oo SECRET) ENCLOSURE, a a — —— , von ae, * | dy HY 50953 DBoctd: 32306410 Page 4
HY 50957 He also said he is a lawyer. . wealthy and hed many land holdings in Florida. JOSE aL,” a = Z _ O11 Corporation in Latin America. ho | AGONZALEZ (previously identified erroneously as HIRAM GOMEZ) ‘eptaDagebntal pont i ta C a Fo re —_ SECRET rs (i HECTOR DURAN Ss) ee At the meeting, it was aiso decided that this . on group was to be clandestine and if amyone talked to authorities: . na about this group, he would be exterminated, — - During the meeting, (Duran said he is a. sing C0) in expionage and sabotage. He said he received training. a5 in{Chile and Mexico. He said he had been a news director | a tq at "Radio Station “Agricultura™ in Chile, where he did ca political commentary against President SALVADORE we) At the above meeting, it was decided that the next meeting would be hled May 20, 1975, at the home | of JOSE ALEMAN. On May 19, 1975, MM T-2 advised that. savrenVCERvERA is a Cuban who is in charge of equipment for Maule Tov ustries, ae nl a Miami cement company. CERVERA resides at 4670 S. We. . an L3th Str Mi ‘lorida. MM T-2 added that” JOSE RLEMAN ~ is the son of a deceased Guban senator who was extremely was formerly employed as a trouble shooter for the Gulf. - ee, ~ bel MM T=2 continued that HIRAM GOMEZ was a- founder ee ie of the- 30th of November Movement in Cuba which organization ~~ Aye’ was formed in the late 1950s to support. FIDEL GASTRO in his OX fight against the Hatista Regime. GOMEZ then turned against:: fo CASTRO. He now owns the Vicaya Construction Corporation 7 4a and other companies in Miami. ale al On May 22, 1975, MM T-2, advised that HECTOR i | DURAN, Chilean Cultural Attache in Miami, held meeting at ch of JOSE ALEMAN on May 20, 1975. .Five other Latin males. tended the meeting, among them were RAMIRO DE LA FE, Reece and JAVIER CERVERA, Fa During the meeting, (D DURAN Teame v up with the name oe of Liga Anti-Comunista Cubana (Cuban Anti- Communist League GLACE to be used by ‘the group. SECRET, Boctlda: 32306410 Page 5
HY . : “RED. NRCTOR Dt Te (Stuer : 2 —_ BYTES be Se PERE EE Be . Anetra) , of ma . several plans of action were discussed at the meeting and it was also brought out that a master plan. was needed for the organization, One plan discussed was that acts of violence would be committed in the U. S., ° amd this group would make it appear that Castro Agente’ from Cuba are involved, thus creating 111 feelings between the U, S. and Cuba. Another plan discussed was the | renting of several apartments in various parts of the WU. $,_ including Los Angeles and New York. Anti-CASTRO Cubans playing the role of Castro Agents could draw attention fo these apartments by being very loud and carrying ne packages in and out of the apartinents to make them appear ° suspicious. When they felt they had attracted attention ... they would mention names of several digniteries so that these. names would find their way back tothe FRI and ° exeate investigative confusion in the FBI. Another plan discussed was the blowing wp - of every lighthouse in the Bahamas between the U.S. anid Cuba, Another plan mentioned was for the organizacion to “crip off" drug pushers. ‘the above plans were mexely ciscussed in generalities, . HIRAM GONZALEZ was very concerned about security -. of Liga Anti-Commista Cubana, Members of LACC are not to... | mention that they belong to this organization, The way this organization is to be rum is to get small groups — ma together to discuss plans and never to have large meatings. | They feel LACC should infiltrate Alpha 66, an anti-Cestro militant organization with headquarters in Miami, and , other organizations so that -im effect various orgenizat ia would be carry og out LACG plans. This infiltration would ¥ take approximately 8 - 9 months te be put inte eperation. held a meeting at the home of JOSE ALEMAN in Miami Springs, Florida. — ees At this meeting, presided over by DURAN Jit was, decided that a target of the (DURAN breaniza€ion would be Guban facilities and Cuban diplomatic members or dignitaries in any country. It was also decided that there would be some naval action as soon as possible. - They decided that the first naval action should be against the Bahamas and they MM ‘f-1 advised that on May 27, 1975,{iECcTOR puRANT = uy | , Di) 50953 Daoctd:32306410 Page 6
RE s ( Hh BOTOR | will target two 1 ighthouses to be bombad, One lighthouse | eo : would be Faro Lobo. “(Lobo 1 Lighthouse) which is north of asks 4 Ss on , | | | Camaguey , Cuba, and belongs to the Bahamas. A second’ Lighthouse would be somewhere east of South Florida, in the Bahamas : it was aleo decide ren tol 4 saves sghowid ~ 9° os: i | be used in. the port of Nassau “no epecifice plans we we 7 oe discussed regarding this, These naval actious would be headed” oh by RAMERO DE LA FE, but would not take place wntii some - - money La eollected to finance the action. . Bs oe (Churan) stated d his front orgenization will bea = (XU) . 7 the name Liga Anei~Comini sta. Cubana Cuban anti -Communis ne League) (LACC): However, the coprised | hl of thoge artend ling this meet ag, will not have: & name oO a ‘ will be the mame of the organization which theee. ee iar leadofs will control, and the leader of LACE will be ae FERS ON around seventy years of age, formerly a spaper in Guba and former head of the Agsociz igt Cuban jourpall ie 2 ‘tS ae Ulam if Se ee a r Shion 0 lect Pune nine ‘publ icles their . espousing ancl tA CAUSE y and demonstrate when necessary, but peacefull vo Even. THC ERK DIAZ VERSCN himself wi “caow that the LACC will he ae (- 4 helping [DURAN s|gcoup and undec its control. Cin NS (OURAN continued that when the LACG is formed, ut (Ly The LACC, ; | wih joim the Liga Ant L«Comuriis sta Mundial (Wockd Antic . - Qommamnist League @) | {L4M), which is being formed in Latin America, 2 | - - . ee (ire STOR DUR any se id some members of his "Ne Name" ety gxoup will become members of the LACG thus being able — © - to control LACS, and obtain money for terrorist. and othe . activities. * At this meeting Lt was decided that HIRAM GONZALEZ mo os a will be in charge of any terroris€ actions in ‘the United © ee oe States, No specific rareets were wentioned, but whatever action is taken, they will insure that it will. appear that — en blame is placed on the Guban Mission wm the United Nations . en (CMUN), GONZALEZ said thac maybe an anti-Castro leader °°. [.. will have to be killed so blame can be placed on the CMUN . ee a pen aria ct abanrurnuee END emer m Qo HY 50953 DBoctd: 323060410 Page 7
RE: (i PO R : Se EN : 7 ; Bes ; ak 4 E “ peuney Oo Lo A . oo, os : “sy, a a | re After the above mec CLI » DURAN confidentially displayed a teletype te a member of this group. which contatne merical code, DURAN said he received this teletype | fron: thehileah Government # k le aot stated ‘hak / (CUTE LERMC HOVO and DIONTSIOA: SUAREZ SSOUTVEL ‘ iri then ¢ that these two persons and ORLAND BOSCH spoke rr 2 ilean Government regarding | che Chilean Government’ S) a Toe fee gsuppert for terrorish motivitde 4, DUGAN said his govariment —— ne re eta Stuy es sformation regarding Hove antl : ko € the Ch “NOVO and SUAREZ are members of ant i-CASTRO groups he a Mew York and New Jersey areae., ORLANDO. BOSCH isa. un PUGLELVE » parole violator, baving been conv cted ‘in a By States for terrorist acti yities So Fe i L the United ie cH! ie SOU) {i was also mentioned at the above meeting that . Cie LANDOYPACOSTA, a Le BaGeE ‘of Perante de Liberacion Nacilonar dé Gubef (Cuban "National Liberation Front) (FLNG) would . sipped t the navel ack butt ef this er OUP» Oe a : . *, 6 The FLNC is am ait Le CASTRO group composed ef Cuban exiles headquarter in Miami, which has clalmes eredit for VTarions bos 9: Loup on fsa 3,5 1975 endad thia mae ebing. At a s mee f ATE y “Gels rated . that eit LAGC abou ., cae week bh agoAn va ; that: tne VACe will 1 veally be. Pp in rerroris sk activities. DURAN EG) ‘ DORESTE, Fa Cuban newspap yan Peary fue (First Hane Unkodwn) ROSENADA, and some other person: on will ~ pe on hbhe ‘executive coumittee of che TACC, PEREZ: DORESTE” a leader of the FLNC. 7 y TEE Scie g aun iding BU Aig het E PAT Sadie ps (Duranjs les mentioned that he and RAMIR DE LA FE mally with Cuban Catholic eiest RAMON O° FARRIL, rac ina parish in Miami. Ho said O’FARRIL agreed to 9 mek Der who i form « oun which will be carted "EL Movimiento da Fe’ a. {The Fae which BS the LAC¢ Sey . eae re rweanene cer san Serre! so . : ‘ vr r ‘th Movement). O'FARRIL said he has five priests ee LL help him organize this movernent, which wiit Support 5 & o Sw HW 50953 Docld: 32306410 Page &
ay ini Se roup can then be attributed to bhe SLNC. the above meeti ng RAFAL nl of AKON iy rrovist acYivities in the past. ; he apo he to OROSCO abour bombings of the | and OROSCO said he is willing te help, orosco “heat that can be used, plug a Fitcy cals She f twenty wd LY ime bax carmen. He has rode for " but sald he needs seven magas nines for thee o eter camnom, JAVIER CERVERA, whe attends the: 2 PASTRD. it ian Ligh ss hee gaid he will suppiy money for this « Cperae . MMT] adwieed thar on iclag night of “3 BRCTOR DURANJheld a meeting of bis "No Name" g :s aired: anced LL IO vena Lo the BrGup as Lhe - al those 3 in _at ken miance agewmed that[J GLO D Git Leet F a United Stat: a) A “TOR DUPRAR ead A se one ae poRAu and he said | ac ccomp Li ghwarts Ce date 2% & foe Prd Pare £ the ny this group as(his govermne ne ig interes the enemies(GFr th ile al whe . are the sa ae M3 aes give this 8 ‘coup all the diplomat, 2). DE chee as sol, whieh will include [2s lum in Chilean. i temberes Lace arves muctLen: ‘ef the regime of FLOEL CASTRO, | persons in orga ~ eg tion Pye among other things, . been portation. . uy Pe sarsices, > Whe nas bans involve ‘s supplying ssports and allowing them. te & laneGpile é a | (ovens id he likes ‘the ENC and wild, probably me #L NG leader, ORLANDO ACOSTA, into this e ETOP a fencer a (( associated with che PENC, Any terr: wriet act! ik said LEO GURAN Ts gaid be is i interest ad in working wit Cuban exiles. Gui DURAN said the ©) Lie te said their. cormon (4 ). DURAN said tis government could also teks a, HW 50953 Docld: 32306410 Page 9
|: RBs | aeGTOR «oat SO ( secreD a : \ JULIO DURAN also mentioned that the evening Co eee after his arrival in. Bane hago y Chile, he f official ¢ report to General AUGUSTO PINOCHET . g the activities of this group. te said he, JULIO SI RAN, will serve as liaison between the Chilean Government and HECTOR DURAN's group. u) [BUL1G p DURAN fiemt Lone ea that on shure 3, LOIS, ve OM in Miami with CARLOS. PREO SOCGARRAS, former Pree ident: G3 JUABLTA CASTRO, ais ter of FIDEL CASTRO, amd with SS CANOSA, a leader un Miami , Florida Guban exile Lty. Gite DURAN Ts aid that Pk SOCCARAS and JUANTTA eu en vefuged rs 0, Minister of Relations. JULIO © that he is try hn: » FRIO SOCCARAS in , SESTRO. to enker ¢ 3 thy 80 thar’ a axvested, thus ur ich could be GON 4 ax LEZ DURAN said ae leat es . Assembly sador [rem e evening Je group. Was Royal Poinci > apa etinant rok 1038 “arewan( hl ‘es, Florida. nae this meet ing, ee DURBAN said thar Chilean. FOLTO DURAN As hi HECTOR By tt He said - one of t i i hae e Nacional | (ie 9 uy in said that within the past souiple ot - member of DINA under the cover ‘of a news paperman , brought from JULIO DURBAN. This massage was that the rmment [kas approved the plans of CHEC’ ror DORANS IY) sroug 3 ami, amd also approved sd Linancial support for this group. No further detaile regarding. the Eimanelal support 8 G BW 509453 Docld: 327306410 Page i0
“ne: (ligewoe DURANT ey SECRET. | were mentioned. HECTOR, DURAN also said that the Chilean governmen is working on a paramilitary movement in his country, and his government would like to train in Chile 10 to 20 Cubans who have had Central Intelligence Agency (GIA) training in demolition, intelligence, security, — etcetera. | Yu) — . | HECTOR DURAN said that possibly within the next two weeks, 4 Colonel from DINA, in an undercover capacity, will be travelling to Miami to coordinate matters with HECTOR DURAN's group. (4Y\y) At the next meeting of this group, the new constitution of the LAC will be prepared. The matter of admitting ORLANDO. "BEBO" ACOSTA, FLNC leader, as the 8th member of this group will also be discussed. ed that RAFAEL PEREZ DORESTE, © C executive oo lt was also decid an FLNC leader will be a member of the LAG - committee. | OSCAR ANGULO, JAVIER CERVERA, JOSE FREYRE and ELIO OLIVA, a news announcer tor WQBA radio station, will meet. to discuss the tormation of the “Palange, an ultra-right organization patterned after the "Falange” in Spain. a mo - rr —. Gecror puKAN\said he received intensive anti- Y(U/ od communist intelligence training tor eight months in a a Xx r monastery in Mexico. we Oe ‘The group of (GECTOR DURAN}met the evening of( 9) (Y i June 23, 1975, at the apartment of JOSE ALEMAN. — | During the meeting, it was mentioned that the — , “ LACC has been constituted and the formation of the pac . will be released to the press on. June 26, 1975. 0. en oe (W@Geeren puraN|said he will be travelling to. _ Washington, D. C., on unday » ne 29, 1975. There hep op. 4° will meet with[members of DINA.| He will tell chem ne (go (U1) . ist. ,/ needs emergency funds for LACC; and fer. some acti against. uf the CASTRO regime. — He said he must also talk. to [JULIO DURAN ' hacen PN aad CONBEDENTTAT HY 50953 DBocld:32306410 Page ii
HY RE: (HECTOR puran Ss) SECRET. - State Department could have him expe lle RAFAEL TORRES, a member of (HECTOR DURAN's\group, and two , —— CONBEDENTIAL Cy! = Fog and other (top DINA officials] in Washington regarding his _ (Wf personal uation in Miami, as he said[the United States 7 | d from the United (wl States. He said“if this 4s done, he will resign his ane positionfas a diplomat and then he will not have a problem ($i staying in the United States, and he will be able to 7 continue his work with this group and the LACC. 7 MM T-2, on July 15, 1975, advised that six persons | were involved in an attempted action, either against lighthotses in the Bahamas or the shooting of ships trading with Cuba. ' The persons involved left the Florida area about two weeks ago and were gone several days. They used two small speed boats and a "mother ship". The persons who went on the mission were FRANK CASTRO of the FLNC, RAMON OROSCO, HECTOR CABRERA, 9 BYU) 7 unidentified boat-mechanics. The mission failed because of some unexplained difficulty in making 4 rendezvous with the mother ship. MM T-2 was told that one small boat was a "Formula" and the small boats departed from the Key West, Florida area. As armament, these boats had a twenty millimeter cannon and”. a fifty caliber machine gun. . Se - . MM T-3 said that on July 11, 1975, JUAN PEREZ FRANCO, President of Brigade 2506, said that FRANK CASTRO and others went on a4 naval mission recently with two fast boats and a mother boat. PEREZ FRANCO said Brigade 2506 -was involved in this mision. According to PEREZ FRANCO, a ship trading with Cuba was going to be. attacked near Cuba. The mission failed as due to some difficulty th small boats were unable to meet the mother ship. . Brigade 2506 is an association of members of Brigade 2506, which took part in the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in 1961... - a no a The following is a translation, by Miami Translator, ELEANOR M. SCHOENBERGER, of an article which appeared in "Tibertad", a Spanish weekly newspaper, published » in Miami dated July 4, 1975. | eS , | "THE CUBAN ANTI-COMMUNIST LEAGUE Faced with the brutal, systematic and persistent ' aggression of International Communism against the moral 50957 ae re . 7-9 ws aon Lo = ow SECRET Bocld: 32306410 Page i2
y HY 50957 RE: [HECTOR DURANT -ae cee . | “J SECREE and spiritual values of Western culture, using infiltration,  CONELDENEEAR 9 guerrilla warefare, murder. and kidnapping, to draw in the circle and get to the nerve center of the world, the American continent, and thus eliminate our way of life-- faced with all this, we are founding the Cuban Anti-Communist League (L.A.C.G.), to destroy the perverse plans of Soviet Russia and CASTRO Communism in the Western Hemisphere. . In this battle, we will not respect “sancturaries™ since Communism, with its lack d scruples, recognizes no frontiers which limit their destructive activities. Qur purpose is to put an end to Communism, in ‘@der to rescue our country from the claws of the Communists, and to help preserve liberty for the brother nations ot America. : . : In the Anti- Communist League, there is room tor all. 7 , . a , For the Boar d of Directors: SALVADOK DLAZ VERSON - President » RAFAEL PEKEZ DURESITE ~ Secretary Oo ISRAEL SU'TU BARKUSO - Director ot Organization JOSE M. RUSENADA = Director of Press and Propagan CARLOS R. PERELRA = Finance Director un July 14, 19/5, MM I-3 said that PEREZ DURES Ls is the brains behind the formation recently of the LACC. The officers are SALVADOR DIAZ VERSON, President, RAPAEL PEREZ DORESTE, Secretary, ISRAEL SOTO BARROSO, Director of Organization, JOSE M. ROSENADA, Director of Public Relations. and CARLOS R. PEREIRA, Director of Finance. According to ~ the source, he was told by PEREZ DORESTE during the past — week, that he, -PEREZ DORESTE, Giese nse Thea! oy areas eer mess, formed the League because . people are hesitant to cooperate with the FLNC ‘because of fear that they will become involved with the FBI, and because of the alleged infiltration by drug pushers into the FLNC. PEREZ DORESTE, therefore, got the above-listed officers (of the League) to help him because these particular persons are well respected throughout the Cuban community, whose reputations are untarnished. All the officers are well known to the source with the exception of PEREIRA, who according to PEREZ DORESTE, is in charge. . of all finances for the FLNC. PEREZ DORESTE is to sell bonds through the League, again because of resistance — on the part of the Cuban community in Miami to the FLNC. Bocld: 32306410 Page i3
i | ORE: {HecToR puRA if mae UN ! - - * On ‘August 22, 1975, JOSEPH O. JOYNER, U. S. Department of State, Miami,.advised his records contained no information identifying HECTOR DURAN as Chilean Cultural _ Attache. [ (w : once re Re "Gn August 22,1975, MARVIS DUNCONSON, Immigration | and Naturalization Service (INS), Miami, advised local INS) _ . fo - ‘yecords contain no information identifiable ‘with{HECTOR. . | he _ DURAN{other than that previously furnished by the FBI. HY) ee ~ HY 50953 DBocld: 32306410 Page 14
FD-376 (Rev. 10-9-73) a oa OFFICE OF THE “DIRECTOR . : a . a. oe LA UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION . SECRET: WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 ‘ Director , In Reply, Please Refer United States Secret Service File na f105=2 2252 aI SO Department of the Treasury Washington, D. C. 20220 RE: [uectoR puRaN |(¢) Dear Sir: The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Seeret Service concerning protective responsibilities, and to fall within the category or categories checked. 1. Threats, or actions against persons protected by Secret Service. 2. Attempts or threats to redress grievances. 3. [7] Threatening or abusive statement about U.S. or foreign official. 4. [5é) Participation in civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments. 5. [se] legal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity. 6. Defector from U. S. or indicates desire to defect. . 7. Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S. Photograph ( ]} has been furnished [Tj enclosed is not available. Very truly yours, Clarence M. Kelley Director 1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s)) U. S. Secret Service , Miami, Florida (RM) Enclosure(s) HY 509453 Bocld: 32306410 Page 15