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(404-10179-10031 RETURNTO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce eOuTl a y 7wtov | ‘tO SER BEI [be SETI ers Dad i 4 . ‘lac . RE sane wee me - a. qe Re Us Ror es Sacce  Taretemp OT 4 Ci 12 “ . : * 4 ~ an Ube tlie cutey Ge Sie THis. fe wy ND | : Pom et ws Cat ae we feet : a ano © fetBaenn ee: ewer 1, “oO, CoP, avoP/a, we hk. s/o i nus niwet BTR EP arene ene enc STEP UR ett “EN 22610 Lin IPO MADR cre (Ler 3 sot | =a oe s2st] PARA ThatEE Covjeyes)® oa - Ey SLUNTEERED MAYCRGA CALLED FODNOP? ACCGEPANIED EY 8 DR, ILLAN, EX-CASTRO SUPTORTER YHO CLAINED HAVE SERVED deers acnrtidiindtlt con eninaislsel Ede nt ooetanbe Se a tae! + ol . vot . ce hep wath ON CULAN MINISTRY FINANCE. ALTHOUGH NEITHER sAYOR AANOR ILLAN . RECENTLY CUBA THEY CLAIMED CLOSE TOUCH D VELOF? ata a THEFE. CLAaGMEND NEV RESISTANCE GhOGP AEZEN ORGA RTLED: sben SOnER 40M at, oe - a 2 a ne Boodekdd vaca ane FUSLEC WORKS HANUEL BAY AND TKAT GROUP HAD AsBe70 5 22 MEN ars | WORIENG LAS VILLAS PROVINCZ. NEW GROUP not PART FRE BUT Ibo 7 3 ha . a Snes rn gO ee ee jar ncereerme . * . a : | " “sever 3 ITH ITs er ‘ Ze MAYORGA STATED RESISTANCE oyster NEEDED HELP FROM AELOAE. HE ANXIOUS Parsnis AND INTENDED GO” AE UASH TO OINFORt nN . Do Fe "STATE SEPT HIS PLANS. Ngann 7 FORNOFF HE WISKED CONTACT THEM IN- “ALVANCE AND ASK THEIR OPINION AND GIVE THEM OPPORTUNITY ADVISE we f a eeteuagp mee nae ere mene n mome cn Se test “TE DReP IDEA IF IT THOUGHT BE BAD ONE. 7 oo, a Corian . 3. "ACCORDING HOT Jromuorr TOLD MAYORGA THEY GRATEFUL FOR s HIS PASSING ON INFO BUT MATTER Oxe LHICH HE MUST JUDGE FOR aha id : ~ os a a 2 w whe oe : A eee oe Oe Beate pee” towne nonce ae Da "Wok age Myla ge ESRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED, Copy Ma. bo
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_ X¥f 1303 — Gctoder GS, 296d |. DSO Ask. “cdso progren on, tntcrfortag wtth votees, e¢ usual. 4lberu. ts tcolking with fOfea but do aot heer clearly what ke §8 saying. in the Oss tce. ecr typowriting end other noteea hojas and Alberu telk onoe th a whtle but their votecs Abagle-wtth radto fPOEGPGM conversation end Cannot’ undgre otand,. ‘Rojas answers interpdone cnd reception cn asxs jor 4doeru und says that So03eone t3 at the door asking for him. Alberu tells fojas that he wild cone down and B@kee sone comuent to Fojaa but aot heard clearly. Interphone Pings. fojas cnswere, hecaptton girl telle him there era SOme gentlezen ce tha door, coudd Ae see thea, fojas. says sure, éftervards, these fellows seen to be talking to alderu cnd ask tf ae is the Cultural AttceAe, . faterpauns rings “eeeptton girl asks ij d4iberu could cone down sor a m&anite. “ojee says yes, aloeru ts coming down with the two gentienen who come in end &@ f4a8 been invited by then C0.0e(founded Llikg shoatra). fojas tulking to Sosoone but do not understand what they are scying -- fhe other man tales dike @ #uztecn, Ha tullg HOJGe taat he dogs ROE Aave Enough tine .toa vo éhis end that. (Seens to ba Federico As0Gre8, hecuuse ae acattone (thet he gust be an the Sibceey ta the acrniaga ef 10 o clack, fecoptton sird telis Aojea Or. Kvdles is POUNStalPe om | .: ; ojos tells ner to please send fim in, felktng aftervards bid GO ROE her Cle convureation is about, Interphone ca] Leception to Aore "coupederog” in connec? PPOGTGN” (way tt sounded). Ro he will telk to tien dvecuse (elreecy dest Jor te eirrore, fnterchone Pings various étnes, EYD of XY F103. “hoy ere heard oe CePdiy what thetr girl tells Sofas there are don whiti the HOjGS scys uk, let thom in “theetra “coapedero”® ddberu hes #0 Onc ansuers,
(404-10179-10033 i t | C4 4 et H et i ceeeerenerrs swe awe ote 8 Sen sp} sp emmmemeetaoners Bre, CAL he ty ny ' @f Defenses: wes diseussed by Meagrs _ the office of the DCT and thas the problea wee ref a Bares 1941 SUSSORARDIE FG Rig RECURS Gales Staffing ef the Bevaluifenary Comal) 2. Around noon of 8% Barch 196) Mir. Cary advised us Gelenrenically thet be bed tess fm touch wits Mire Cardone, Wire intends te appoint fearon, Revie, Carrillo, artine and Bay (or Feune) to the Coueil. ae a. iro wasted to be eivised vhsthar Yaruea and Kevia wuld be eceptable te positions aa Gecretarias of Defente amt Gtate ( Mire did not fee) strongly as te vhich of the tio got chiich peaitics). fhe other abovre-<amtionad ime 7 Gividuala would teuporerilg ect os sinistere without portfolie. Brea the appcinteasts to thse positions ef Etete end Defense vruld not sae be exnouced, Garr wentead te know if the foregoing wes alright witS us. S. Gre question of the beet Ajjate for the pasiticn of Seerutary Greller subsoques’ te Ky Carr's ond AGAat/s ware at thet mazent is Get jewel for the decigion. Gre following decision relayed to Bor sre ent Droller by ‘the AC/axt/ was trenaaitted to Mrs Carr et 1630 thia da 3 ‘telepheme Gall. %I¢ happened that - @. My. Garr showlé to give Artine the partfulie of Defenses Cecretary; Garr could give es reaeans for cur feolluge Artins's prgalarity, Ais Youths his ghility anf rstiness Go go into Cubs together with the ue fores. ~ . Beaign round fee Oni 2. Bel ot Poprotiaed SS 1 4 Aes eee ee ee Pate i a Pag . MO CAA Lee ee ne ' [OR A ao ewe oe oe ” eet a re ine soy vod * . aes ee pena, nag tipen Tens oi » ’ \p apegmorent cht ein ® eS tee Sere ae tn aie foe . SABHA ih ABER OE a Da want a Aaland AR 3 tt 19°
Pp) a) r)- 8) t) u) S-E-C~R-E-T KO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ 5 ~ CS-311/01782-64 Its position concerning the unification of the Central American Communists Parties with views | of the development of guerrtllia fighting. Solidarity-with-Cuba work, Ways of fighting officially adopted by the Party. Relations with the bourgeoia parties. Publicity media. Permanent and periodic contact with the Partido Vanguardia Popular de Costa Rica, THE MOVEMENT OF SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA a) b) e) d) e) f) The society of friends of the Cuban Revolution. Organization, forces, directors, participants, ro relations with the Popular Vanguard Party, and ~ with other progressive forces. Repression of the Movement of Solidarity with Cuba. Possibilities of active manifestations in favor of Cuba. Infivence of the development of the crisis in the solidarity with Cuba. Propaganda campaigns in favor or against, POSITION OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION -a) b) c) Towards the Il Declaration of Havana. The Cuban-Soviet relations in questions which affect Cuba and World Peace. On the political and social changes in Cuba, in its internal and external politics. . COUNTERREVOLUTIGNARY ORGANIZATIONS a) b) Delegations of the counterrevolutionary organizations which function in the country, their directors, contact with the Costa Rican Government. Counterrevolutionary activities developed in the? Agency OPTEL. Its contact with this Agency and the publicity Agency of Armando Perez Garmendia, and that of the counterrevolutionary organizations, contact with CIA, the Vdfgoras elements, plans developed toward the same objectives. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
(404-10179-10037 icidslaetdieinanenSinh Eon acinnfabsaes estnadnilia nish rt slilaiiiDilegrneceoasinitck bitten iti Dells easachcete taste sistas oe ween ero meters bende URROAER [ERR RE aac pra ae | . nil oy i yo te CL SECRET ae ! MSHOoANDUM 10.1 WR/L/cecurity Attention: Mr. Kennedy FROM 1 wYL/ck SUBJECT : Bley OQUTIERNRZ Menoyo Group Ye ‘ . 1. Reference is made to our conversation on 23 February 1961, - ‘ . Bubfeet as above. In connection with this matter, set forth below are : the names of those individuals in the Qloy dTLonikl Menoye group being : hald at HeAllen Delention Caap, whom CPAR/USTA would appreciate having released: & ASEeCIO Suaret, Lasaro ; £12 S42 Log ~ \ a DNS: L October 1933, santa Clara : “TE > 4 be Ladin Kenendez, Hex ; (Alien nunbsr not available) - nPCB: 6 September 1930, VYueltas, Las Villas 6e POSTS Bolanos, dustevo Al? Sk? 122 Po DPGE: 10 Ooteber 1932, Havana - . a. RETO Gonzales, Roger Al2 Al? 5a 423- a February 1935, Sanoti Spirites Me tee 2. Mtr. pralter “CAmt/U/Ph hae been under considerable pressure - from AMBANG/2 to have the above four individuals freed from McAllen oboe, Detention Camp, with the latter claiming that these four men are, menderg-: 0; ; h ef hie, AMBANO/1's, group and have been most active against the CASTAO Leb. : regime in Cuba. For this reason, Mr. Droller has requested that Ss - appropriate setion be texen to expedite the release of the four at the earliest possible date. te mee nee mene can on Diatributioa: PWN SECRET | RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
(404-10179-10041 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce * 27 e, : if yu SEuREY pyr? 16 Jenwary 1961 MEMOLAMDUM POR Plz RSCORD GUBSECT: MEP Contest with RFS 10 Divieica 30/Ffl) atvised Kr. Seebafer in contect with the Kacueal of WH/b/FI that RAY group is Hr. Jerry Steibel. ‘The MEP representatives are: Baud CHIBAS Felipe PALOS dose M, ILLAN 2. ANTHUR CMITS ienemneneeneiegienemeertennreee nee ee
17. 18. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ 10 « CS-311/01782-64 NECESSARY: GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND THE FUNCTIONS OF ITS ORGANISMS. . a) b) c) a) “e) “f£) Character of the government, program, international policy. Relations between the presidency and the ministries. Functions of Congress. Most prominent figures. Their relations with the Yankee Embassy and Yankee monopolists. Representation of the bourgeois parties and socialist classes. “Data on the personalities nearest Orlich. Judicial Power: Persons occupying high positions. Important laws,repressive laws. Relations of the judicial power with the other powers. Necessity of finding collaborators who can make reports regularly and when we need them, concerning the points noted here, STATUS OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY. a) b) c) d) e) f) @) North American investments, Participation of the national oligarchy in the economy. Non-North-American capital and its influence. Trend of the employment level. Relations of the country with regard to Central American economic integration, Necessity of finding collaborators who can inform us periodically on economic matters. Possibilities of a new economic policy by North American monopolists in that country. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM :
14-00000 ( @ passporé’,. = ~-———- AYZ #108 | October 6, 296$ AO eM ““glberu telking to Rojas =~ Rejes tells Aim ho called the autettion company. (Cudana de dotacton) but that. there was no one, and Ae sentions soasthing about dlberu. asks Eojas something cad Ae says yes, she wae. ia yesterday. afternoon cad was very nervous --fafter a few other words out of whica could only understand .=Cuba", Rojas menttons “Aparicio” cnd adds that diveru SAould see AOw Neruous She was, cnd then says that she was “atentiendo” or "fingtando”® (could not diatin= ‘guish. which one of. these tvo words Ae meant -—- the first means "lytng® ang the second "ecting”’.) Radto interyerence. aa usual. diso hear typeurttings Rest of thie reel not heard clecriy. BHD of I¥3 7104,
14-00000 a be or aONO0-@eme oe. —_ 1YZf408- - - .Oclober -?,—] Call on interphone. i. \ Rojase Yos? | ba ee " . 3. an?s votce calla Rojes and gtves Ata message for aa : - Alberu but cannot understand because sound -not clears fear Rojas talking with: 4lberu and another person = Rojas says eonething adout a performance (referring to theatre). 7 “Rech .typewrtting, as well cs radio progran, - ‘ aa Rojas: There’s tine sor’ us hore to look for cone things. ' we could take then overs....(he explains that they have 35 am. und 16 am. films). Radio taterference does not allow heartng ald of con= veraatton. They keep talking about fiins jor-@ while. AlDeru: Do we have your telephone number? #an ansvers something and then Rojas says: ¢5—-70-d¢ (way 4@ sounded). fojass hat time are you tn? . HGR? a&fter & Pl, -— Fe have zactinga every Honday. ch Rojes talke with a woman but cannot hear clearly what they 8aYe ; . Hear éypewriting. Coaplets atlence for a while, then héar Rojas talking with women cgain but ecnnot uaderstand, Heer some typewriting = seena that thie wonan ta dictating $o kojas. Afterwarda she tells Rojas that she has two ets@o ters —=- algo télis Aim about her parents and a brother. ‘Woran seona to have left and Rojas now te heard talking 0 gone wan wiose votce Is not Asgard clearly. Hear dog barking . BHD of: 2YZ #108, | re aoe cE, . oe Rt ee ea are a son bist eont ca nist ae ge AER ch tet MAP carteaatdimed My ia, ARR nea toseaneceuactl it Pes ghee benny gh ileslart (
14-90000 a | me ST Se ee _ eee eee re re hrell Re os Hi mustp Fea TRCARRG Outer MHS. ee —p . RXR [pert agus mo. : _ Ps! ome genous sage” : . can Av weeding — |. Chtef-of Station, Mexico crty/ C7 9 en fawn suasicr . ‘“ ° CC ree eee _ LIFEAT/LIOVEN . __ __ _— : a AR Lee RLQUINED - REFLRENCES . eo , “ Forwarded under separate cover are copies of the LIPEAR LION traffic covering the following period: ~ ; oXNS 69° an 28 July 1964 “y XYZ 68. =" 27 Aug = & Sept | . ¥¥Z 89°. +. 7 Sept . “XYZ 90 ; 9 Sept XYZ 91 10 Sept XYZ 92 11 Sept XYZ 93 14 Sept X¥Z Oh 18 Sept Willard C, CURTIS } Attachments: d Under separate cover ed Distribution: - Len CA/SA w/att USC * s 1 = CAND w/o/att 2~ Files : Pate . CROSS REFLRENCE Yo | GISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER i pare ! HMA 24 ee . September 1964__ ‘ BCS FILE NUMREN S0=6=32/7
404-10179-10042 a ents a es = » , ea mm oye ee eal “ SECREI | RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only IB MEMO NO. 5285 Do Not Reproduce 19 January 1941 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/4/PA SUBJECT 3 Transmittal of Amended Cuban Passport REFERENCE + Menorandum from C/ii/4/PA dated 10 January 196) 1. Transmitted herewith in accordance with the request contained in the reference is the Cuban passport of Manuel Antiono RAY Rivera, with the period of validity extended to 19 Decomber 1963. - . 2. While it has been TSD/IB's observation that Cubar passports are not normally extended more than eight years beyond the date of original issue, it de felt that there should be no difficulty in using the passport for normal international travel outside Guba. 3. Also inserted in the passport por telephone request from WAVE relayed through fit. Stanley Shultz,]a TSD/IB document analyst presently on TDY there, is a U.S. visa (issued in Santiago de Cuba cated 20 Uctober 1900, and valid for an four years. — () oY, 2 ewan pad Dae gba 4, It 4e our understanding that I&NS at Miand will enter the necessary U.S. "ADMITTED" cachet. : 5. Please sign and return one copy of the enclosed Receipt for Authentication LVL. fle Enclosure: (2 envl.) ° Paasport Distribetion: Tiginal and ] = ADDRESSEE, w/ercl, * OP pey TOE] e
12, 13. 14, 15. Fam : S-E-C-+R-E-T. NO FOREDGN DISSEM - & - CS$-511,01409-64 INTERNAL SITUATION ARMED FORCES, a) Data concerning the Military commanders and the activities they carry out, b) Conspiracy groups within the Armed Forces. Influcnee of exiled officers. ec) Data concerning military men who are in the i internal organisms. JID, UN, and the military attaches in and from Latin American countries, - THE CHURCH a) Ecclesiastical hierarchy. b) Position or relations between torcigad @id hat tonal clergymen. ec) Penetration of the Protestant church and relations with the government and the Catholic Church. d@) Participation of the Church in internal politics. e) Laymen organizations of the Church, (Cluventud Obrera Catolica, etc.) f) Relations of the Church with U.S. plans. Alliance for. Progress. Peace Corps, - g) Relations of the Church with the Armed Forces. h) Influence on the country's education. Federacion de Estudiantes (Students' Federation). IMPORTANT FUNCTIONING, CHARACTERISTICS, AND DATA CONCERNING MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE AND THE ACCREDITED DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN THE COUNTRY. a) UNITED NATIONS, b) OAS (Organization of American States) and JID (IADB). ec) Functionaries in and trom Latin American countries. d) Remittance of all intormation obtained in diplomatic circles concerning the countrs’'’s internal political life. . THE PRESS © st a} Data on the reporters and the broadcasting organs existing in Nicaragua. b) Possibility of utilizing the reporters in the country as well as abroad foi our job. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
16. 17. 18. -9- CS~311/01409-64 NECESSARY GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONING OF ITS ORGANISNS. a) b) c) d) @) Relations between the Presidency and the mnievenee Data concerning the persons closest and most a influential to Somoza. Congress. Most prominent figures. Relations between the government and the U.S. Embassy and cotton monopolies. . ’ : Political personalities with authority over the i zones of the country, and data on them. : Judicial power, personalities, Repressive laws. Important laws. SEARCH FOR COLLABORATOSS WHO CAN INFORM-ON THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC STATUS. . a) b) c) d) e) THE North American businesses influential in the country’s economy. . : New North American tnvestments in the country. Industry and wining. Trend of unemployment level, The country's relations with a view to Central American economic integration, Situation of cotton and coffee production. Political and economic effects of low prices: coffee and cotton: World Market. BORDER QUESTION a) b) ©} The dispute with Honduras over the Seyovia zone. Border situation of Fonseca Bay. Border probleas with Costa Rica.
_ ffane_ ‘dgorr It bas aot -so aucn to be -. Apars- (4li of conversetion wag not averd Cleariy cad only the parts watch could o@ encersteod ere noted-aere.) a Pt wes te de expcetedees.. - — oe ezpetted a8 yar as exté0 ‘te ; COLOcUnGds. . (fan says sonething and Aparteto aentions: Pastoringa. ; : Oh, Pceterindesee : And then Xe vent to Aumnos Aires.. Lo And 2e acd a row over theres...(aentions sracndo Xodrtzues). — My the way, Armando. caaas tu have vanished =< Agve Lou heard : from hin? They cated te Aad gone to Souta dmerteceses oe . @ echerne §0 that he COULE GOocece an - “khere’s-¢ guy at-tae Colombian Bbasau —he'*s talle~ there®s. . GR -organtaatton to which ald of us diplomats delong end ve : Get togétaer...and that Colomdtan clwaye “looks yor ae ‘cnd- 948s by By Side, so I waked Aiaz "and tow adout the guerrtlle oroblens?" — (dpcricto. laughs). Scans tiat there is @ very. ‘tnéedligent niddieclass directing body tn Coloadia. {fen answers but spescke very low and cannot hear Atn elearly, besides radto progrun interfercnee — Soneéines éney sean to whisper) -Aloeri?s. vctce te also heard in the conversation. Aperteloa éays sonething about a carnpaiyn thet mugat be corrted out to stop tke general belies thet Cuba is now a sad country, that teere-are no pubite showa, no niphkt life, etc. -—— so in the aagasine they muct hove a section calicd "#omen in the Cuban Sevolution®? and 0 put the picture of the woman pareciute Jjunber — giso jacdiion ozhisitiong, carnivels, ang tho 216. fAiberu asks: baat ?s thee? ; ; Set Cf FErneneea BTOLKErS- ae he adda: ...fact*’s the publish: 73 8S Pefercing 22 Cube we = & they Auge made uany pudl SO yo call them nest we 4paricto: Ho, no, J an weorsing on the heagustie, I can’? call now, (There follows sone asre tél which cocid not uncestcnd, tien ‘Apertcio saya: Federico end Fo wera gust feacing ~-— therc’s work here for 2 gery peoule. ; There follow seaze interru tions ia sound, then aga ur no§se cj penore end volees gor avay, . ; Aparicio telis Ru jss chaut sone spocis or colis whic: are abscing and how is he going to vet thon again, alco tise Haguel says there's @ bo5 alsaing. {Lose lig gomecne vent ic Josh after ate ittédiea cirlg Gnd Sioles €:98e things sron his te-ce.) Aftar pore interringions and sone eccnversetion rotecen #ofes and . 4paricto who scen to be. still working on tae negesine layoud,- Ap-ricto*’s volte is Aecrd in tae Gtetanee éadaetingy to sang person bho vas ennounced through the tnterohone. Phen, ite votce cones.
copy, | makes no sense to either dor or ote our TFM/Intell. If we ever received soon, -. vipat RAY and BARQUIY's plan to liberate the Isle of Pines is outlined in attached copy of MASH-1763 (L5370), ¢ so 21 Nov. 60; also attached are the referenced cables. F Subsequent te the above, UFGA-L08, 1 Dec. 60 and MASH-1855 (47602) 25 Nov. 60 refer to a MNEMONIC CODE and maps of Isle of Pines (see attached) which would seem to indicate detailed reference necessary to earry out this plan. The MNEMONIC CODE, hardly legible thermofax copies of the maps, they are not ra the Task Force as now. says tha ORR cee tee cae beeen (7362 or X 6310) woraxthat has Intel's old maps of the Isle of Pines for the purpose of making a atudy -- believe she has conpleted the study. @ RETURN TO ey no Ground Use On ae
i?. 18. 19. $-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -8-  ©S-311/00716-64 of nor#ial use, both from nations! aad. foreign manufacture, toes Printing Ssérvices and stamps. a Sys b) Active measures. and misinformatian work: Location By procurement of official” t and quasi-gtate letterhead. ee ee oy. Particularly of MINREX, Interior | Ministry, or: Presidency, Principal functionaries” ‘signatures: << Bes Same with American enterprises operating in the country. Official .dadcuments containing plana; studies, negotiations. - vo gels. Private documents from official. Se functionaries in orivate (intimate) - or illegal matters. . OPERATION OF MINREX IN EACH COUNTRY. DATA ABOUT ITS MEMBERS AND DIPLOMATIC CORPS: a) b) ec) a) Data about functionaries. Signatures. a Foreign service characteristics. | Official-and non- official tasks of functionaries and Diplomatic Corps. Send all information obtained in diplomatic circles about the political life in the country. . Ofticial and non-official tasks of functionaries and Diplomatic Corps of international organisms (UNO, OAS). Performance and data of Diplomatic Corps functionaries accredited in the country. PRESS: d) Newspapers and radio stations developing anti-Cuhan campaigns. Newspapers and radio stations favoring Cuba. Possibility of using newspapers, magazines, radio stations, and newspapermen. Official publications in the countries (orficial gazette or equivalent). PRENSA LATINA (Latin Press): a) b) ec) d) Utilization of PL in the national press. Political and journalistic deficiencies in the performance of PL. Matters which are not taken care of or which are not properly disseminated about important and interesting events in Cuba, on the part of the PL branch. Suggestions and ways of utilizing or improving the job of the PL, as a whole or in a concrete way. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 26. 21. S-E-C-R-E-T XO FOREIGN DISSEM -9- CS-311/00715-€4 THE LABOR MOVEMENT: Possibilities in the. Central American and Caribtean a) lator movement of the planned New Center of Latin American Workers. b) Available force of friendly labor organizations, Executives, political leanings of its menbera, affiliates. c) ‘Available forces of ORIT-~penetrated labor organizations, executives, data about same, affildates. ORIT efforts in the different countries, a - ECONOMY a) Plans for Central American economic unity. b) Influence of the price situation on agricultural products and cattle in the world market, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM