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14-00000 _tripsté Mexi¢e’ ‘Late’ January. ‘ane "wethem a. ouse on the outskirts ‘of the. city that, “the, ‘police used -for unofficial detentions an4 heavy- -handed. interrogations. PAVO. complained that the local Catholic. Archbishop Was mplicated with the insurgents as well, as’ ‘certain U.S. film. ‘personalities who vacation. in the American community in " Cucrnavaca.. ° Bravo also implicated a professor that was » ebinabped in Guerrero in late 1971. Bravo believed that the>’prefessor [Jaime CASTREJON Diez, Rector” ‘of “the University f Guerrero], actually conspired with the-insurgents for his* kidnapping in srder to raise the ransom money for the. . urgent: movement. [The ransom was Ajnadly: paid | by president “Subject travelled again to” "México in “March :1972 "pervardo DE TORRES. [Mexico 2038, 4: December . 1969, “mentions | ‘that LITEMPO-12, WH/MIAMI, received @ ‘phone’ call Bernardo De Torres regarding. a -supposed?S iss*. - a. arms dealer in Mexico. City. 1 ‘Nazar,’ ad nvited ‘to par sticipate in an’ “actual ‘counter=" _Masferrer and De Torres -artived
14- art — wap police radia age. yielded af utes) xm i State. f otiee. and: had: his men take: the. prisoner to “the: détention house ‘outside “of: Cuernavaca. ~ Masferrer said he witnessed the. interrogation in:which the prisoner's head | Was: repeatedly dunked in a rain’ -barrel to make nim talk. about: “Force, Seven": . participating Americans “were ex- rangei “airborne Marine or Special Forces’ types, many with Vietnam: ‘Combat experience. ° ‘They: were. armed with CAR-15 (M-16) rifles: ‘and. some nad M-79 grenade launchers, Other Americans operated — Isewhere in Latin’ America. "Force Seven” provided training “tothe insurgents and,. whenever possiblé _Supplied weapons. _ Inireturn, “the Americans were paid “in money and drugs, mostly msvijuana, but some cocaine. Masferrer ;said.no heroin was \\. Le ‘gent ioaed. The prisoner said the insurgents used the’ money \ oop from the drug ‘smuggling to finance operations. Bank robberie ° ‘had become increasingly difficult. Since the Army began: posting)\ .a@ymed. guards ‘at: area banks. The prisoner, ‘said he. had.worked. \"., ~ sumnder. Genaro “VASQUEZ '[Mexico' & infanoustbandi. -turned- ‘guerrilla; cilled in a car accident last. February}. “The prisoner’ put ‘guerrilia strength. at about:1,000:men. ..* “Masferrer, however: --! ‘said Bravo. felt: that figure. ‘to. be: high. The prisonsr ‘also .. ‘mentioned Y Of “th nsurgents:-had: previously received ' guerrilla t i
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