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180-10142-10304 Sn fear Vn apesh if | Aor sttech i» iting | CIAHASRE OZ EGATO v Biography DECLAS: Elena Garro de Paz was born of Spanish parents in Puebla, Mexico on December 11, 1917. Ms. Garro attended the National Autonomous University of Mexico and later did ‘graduate work at Berkley in California and at the University of Paris. In 1963, Elena had long been married to Octavio Paz, a career diplomat who is also one of Mexico's finest poets and leading intellectuals. When Octavio was. named Mexican Ambassador to India, the couple separated by mutual consent. Elena's daughter, also named Elena, has always resided with her mother. | Since Elena spent seventeen years of her early life in Europe she had a rather un-Mexican objectivity iS about’ her native land and had a reputation for being one if its more articulate detractors. | At the same time, Elena ‘was considered emotionally committed to many aspects of Mexican life and made an important contribution to its artistic development. | In the 1960's Elena became a significant writer. are plays that have had appreciative audiences in Europe, where they were translated into German, as well as in Mexico. “Ms. Garro's short stories are collected in a volume called La Semana de Colores. The Literacy Supplement of the London Times has called her novel, Los Recuerdos de Porvenir, “a [SO- 1 DIY4~ 10 AOdf-
EJL First Draft Page 1 splendid success." Critics have said of her: "For Elena Garro, there is no frontier between reality and fantasy; in any case, the latter is a second reality-- perhaps more intense-- to which one may penetrate without passport or forewarning, thanks to the effectiveness of a literature fired with passion, flavor and life." Many people who knew Elena have asserted that the frontier between reality and fantasy is’ also difficult for her to distinguish in real life. Ms. Garro, for many years, was an active worker in the Confederacion Nacional Campésina (CNC), the agrarian arm of the Partido Reformista (PRI). Because Ms. Garro was a tireless propagandist and agitator on behalf of the poorer Mexican peasants, she was on close personal terms with and enjoyed the respect of peasant leaders from all over the country. Elena was considered a witty, urbane and opinionated woman with an unflagging sense of humor. Her forthright opinions and sharp wit tended on occasion to ruffle feathers in Mexico, but her important social, literacy, and political connections rendered her fairly immune from serious counter- attack until 1968. Then, Ms. Garro was forced to flee the country with her daughter, Elenita and her Sister, Deba ' Guerrero de Galvan, in the midst of the student strikes.
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# : ee & mee SECREL 10. Sept 9, 1961 Cable from JMYAVE Indicating Consejo Revolucionario Cubano and Frent Revolucionario Democratico will merge around 15 Sept. Miro Carddona will be head and V WLLL be second. Will retain name of CRC. Ll. CRC meeting NYC OCT 9, 1961- Varona was present. 12, Memo fro record dated 16 June 1962- Conversation with Varona. Memo #342. Report by PASSAVOY. 13. Vapona visted San Jose on L 17 August 1962. 14. On august 15, 1962 Varona visited President Roberto Chiari of Panama and requested a meeting of Central American chiefs of State on Cuban issue. Comment in cable that rumors in Miami that efforts are being made to convince President Chiari to permit the establishment in Panama of Cuban Gov't in exile. 15. V. returnted Mimai on Aug 2h. lé. V now in Wash. Veeting with Hurwitch ( Nov 2, 1962.) Meeting held on Oct 31. 17. Cable Dec 5, 1962- On dec 2 meeting with Honduran pres Morales and several other leaders of Cuban group V made lenghty statement that CIA was responsible for current lack of activity and that CIA was working behind back of Kennedy. 18. Barona departing Jan 11 for San Jose. 1963.' 19. Information report. dated Jan 17 1963 While. Varona was in Costa Rica an unnamed large landowner of Costa Rica wnet to the Miami headquarters of Rescate to discuss the leasing of some of his coastal land in Costa Rica to Varona. When Varona returned to Miami, he was quite irritated to learn that the landowmer had called hin his absénce. 20, Memo . On 16 Sept 1963 Dr. Martin Pella met with Varona and luis Rotifol in Chicago. Pelle# informed V and Botifo were discussing the - pessibiltiy of setting up an export-import business for trade with Latin America with Hyman Berg, a chicago automotive parts man knuwn to have sold jeeps and parts to Castro in 59 and 60. Told Pella they were broke and frustrated. V. told Pella that he ran into Pagolino Sierra in Nicaragua., who had a role of about $10,000. Told Varona he was being Backed by big business in Chicago and was in a position to get millions for an anti-Castro revolution. 21. Cross reference that V's right hand man is Mario del Canal Ferrer.- 27 Feb 1964. 22, Report of June 7, 1965. States that after CRC fell into disrepair — v moved from Miami to NY and became automobile salesman. 23. Letter to 4 Olien - WOFACT from Varona dated 23 Dec. 1966. Return address LLL W. 4end St, apt 302 NYC 10036. Woodrow C. Olien. 24, Cable 1970- Sept. Reports that Varona, Carlos M. Torres, and Enrique H. de Franco have given planed march to Vashington full support on benalf of executive board of Cuban revolutionary Party in northern U.S. March is , under Cuban power control and true purpose is to picket White House awith slogahs Freedom of the Seas and Freedom for Basch. . , 25. @$ 2h April 1961 report written by Robert F. Moroney~- re ustody of Revolutionary Council 19-20 April 1961 . Also describes a little meetings with Kennedy after Bay of Pigs qq qatite volt lien cs TT weeny \