H0000. vate de ssomardsiatiatilin idles “te, Sa Mechs Soi Pitas sacte ' his” own opdaetren statements, LITAMIL-9 appears to be extremely echattabes sen ROO 28 etn Abana OS TEE atlas aati lai Sacer . SioEe - a personal friends reside. 7. Although at first appearance, and according to nervous because of his: ‘clandestine activities in behalf of KUBARK: and ‘against Cuba, after some discussion it was apparent that he actually relishes these clandestine actions that he _wGuld have. eanhgaged in then long. before he did, and that he : would have continued a covert relationship with KUBARK even after \ Castro falls, serving either in Mexico (where he has many contacts of interest to KUBARK) or in Cuba in some post in . some future government. He has excellent rapport with his — : present KUBARK case officer. He states that as long as KUBARK remains willing to accept that he has cefinite personal limi- tations, (since he can perform only those clandestine tasks related to his cover and cannot be trained or induced to de anything else) he will gladly continue collaborating with KUBARK as long as desired. : 8. Actually, PARMERS feels that LITAMIL-9 would do most anything we would desire if KU"ARK would someday establish some control over him. His present remarks concerning his moral qualms are artificial. He has great appreciation for shrewdness and double play, and openly admits having engaged in it all his life. On many occasions he admits that he has accomodated himself to a situation for profit or because he knew that he could turn the tables eventually on his ad-~ vursaries. When he is off-guard he admits to being a cool operater who can scheme and work behind his adversaries’ backs. He shows many signs of enjoying doing what he does for and with his present KUBARK case officer. Ss. In summary, although L! LITAMIL-9 did not accept {raining or SW in the staids-d sense, PARWERS believes that the axents reluctancé was based on his desire to take few risks. =< agent is com mpetent, his moral inhibitions are probably faked. He is “convinced that he will return to Mexico soon, and desires to continue serving KUBARK if no gieater risk is in- volved, Since KUBARK at present has no clear control (monetary or ideological) over LITAMIL-9, it was difficult to impose KUBARK's will over him. But he is very willing to perform for ‘KUBARK within tae limitations he ::ts, and if somed.y we_can Satisfy some personal need he might have, he has the pot ential of becoming a good controlled agent for KUBARK. He is intell- igent and by nature he seems té iastinctively conduct his clandestine operations in a secure manner. Andrew S. Parmers GTR Training Officer pence? Sita.
Fee ame emer ihe ake die ate APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1994 cl HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM ip RRS OF ie : , : ™ 15 Feb 63 . aa i 1 | e€rorantum for the iecurd : Surjects Eee in 15 “eb 63, I met LITANIL-9 at rendezvous point an3 we drove to d-rnended area of city where we held mtg. ‘NO SECURITY PROBLEPS "OTES. Tiga: 2315-0045 LITAMIL-9 reported the following: Antonlo "Nico" @.RCTA Lara has been talking very often with Irina TRAPOTE 4e VALDEZ recently. They have been talking “alone. AY The Embassy held a dinner for Manuel XVHGA Perez on 12 Feb. Abeut 30 people attended, i.e. the entire ataff, practically and €ami- lies. VEGA exis that the sugar harvest would fall short this year of goal becevse of poor cutting among otner things. VEGA said the harve-t world not reach the 4,506,000 tons predicted. See MEYI esos (% TN) re VEGA reworks personnel. 3, I-99 said he receive? a notefrom Antonio "Nico" GARCIA which akxsed him get in torch with Ing. Heberto CASTILLO to discuss "actos" re Solitariird com Cuba. GARCIA suggested he also see "Paquita"CALV Suretn, Director of the THCRC re same. 1-9 AN ‘want to see Raron £1 ChsS re the above and got approval to a talk with CALVG, Trey “a-tos", according to GARCIA, should last about a wee cid terin about 18 Feb 63. (COMBENT: L-9 did not des USTILEC but did sea CALVO on 14 Feb 53. He told her to sce ¢. TILLO but to get approval from him on any "acto" to be unuertark-n. “INGBAS told L-9 to maxe sure he watched over the: thine emefully é0 there would be no “flaps”. Im9 said that they were talking of putting on “actos" all over the B,public, Fortier td corly ivi Tampico and Merida, da F Eo “edhe. “ptta ua The 4, 1-9 said thet thre: onkons :n(Cubens \arrived: on 12 Feb troh HAFA. They were at the Fobnesy., acted rather strangely. i> Crh wer lite Gra. dates” re ICE [rt -7raseteg 7 “Ez 8¢ ~ fy. ré fa Ga, Aen & i 5. IL-9 net Amb frer Tuinea! and™hee trom mali. Saw: ‘Anbe ‘from Mak t. P se yg -: off to Cuba, a also Gutnern Amb to Cuba, who is being replaced shortly. ( See ui ° Vv. ¥ re complete names these types.)
14-00000 12. TTT Smee renee ne ee emcee at get RRND OT Me te or amen 6. Tea REFE cf trerch cervunict, Paul ELUARD (deceased) went beeen d Te Iuis)PRIETS, exican TL Member, told Le9 that there fe «4 : wie. 8. %I-9 said that Huron SIMOBAS among others was stetea a Oo Be from TAaspico = “+: -ut:te) ind prop “*“Crientador Revolucicnario" frog Havana, c- > -' co f°’: vided a copy of "Juan Criollo" by Carlos LOVEI2A, @ ###hove list, early part thie eentury. Ae es tS ee AE FI arm aR ate tnt ERB tlh pemriiiommdinh time ‘ widow ‘to the Cuban saibage: to get aviee and saw L-9 re same. She akked L-9 whether he thought it wise for her to go to Cuba considering the problene she might be faced when she tried to get back into Kexico. IL-9 told her that the problems were many end she decided rot te go to Cuba. The XaXe of ELUARD ds living witn the Directer of Grel Mer of Reneult Company in Mexico. f&1e niann-i on going to Cuba "de paseo" only. — Costa Rican Livireg :er.se the etreet from the Embaccy on Zamora who is u1ti-i [7SLISTA ("ferog enemiga"). According . . ° “4, to PRIETO, sh: erives a black M.G, Zeer Sacd oly SetWVacéas CP ineurrections in Veneeuclae (rn the way to the airport on 12 Feb 63, Manuel SAILCHE2Z had XEN BMAERK “ohoquecito" with another car. L-9 enly one with SANCHEZ. The other fellow was to blame. SAKCHEZ was drivin eo. the @,dillao, io one curt. _ 'Paquita"™ CALVO was talking with Karcue PARDINAS at the Embaesy. Lerlger L-9 reporte? thet me XcmeeRA Franyuti, Embacsy Dr., has been invite t- the vexieal Congress in “abana at the surges- tion ef the .- .csv. Der. Jaime WOOLRICH does not know HERPERA, We te ie tel3 L-9 that Bral. GLACHEA of the PRI refveed DP: “aia rermiasion to go to Habana. Ie9 provide* corr a "Informaciones de Cuba" (Bulletin CKS