14-00000 - : 3 . : ‘a , . e . # Hi ih 2 6 2 a e . ay f Db enter i ef | LB e j if ay by ! i 4 Fl Pape Pevic VI ha escrito una nue- Nicolds Guillén, del destierro x ln Patria ~ wa enciclica. re er Es cs agesen Cee gn ate en seante, pepmety nner arse? re were? oer ee for ener’ games TTT ie “ . a oad Sao remanent El contecido del documento es resultado légieo de las declaraciones conciliares acerea de La Iziesia y el Mando Actual, regi. radus ya en los eseritos del Concilio Ecuménico Vazt:eano IE ea términos cia- vos y de inus:tada fuerza, La fucha del mundo actual (esa reali- dad mahoszzete deformade a veces por grapes intevesacos) a Ia luz de la nueva carta encicica fa quedado perfectamente definida: ro se trata de una lucha entre eomunistas 7 no comunistas, tampoco en- tre eristiat«s y no cristianos, ni siqviera “POPULORUM - PROGRESSIO” por Fernando Prieto ealifies 2 ua baxdo de “buenos” y al otro de “males”; de un Jado estan ios débiles, del otro Ing podercsos, de un lado los que sélo cuentan con su fuerza de trabajo, del otra los cue deientan el poder econé- mieo y politees, de un lado log paises po- bres en el catdesarroio y el ner-coio- Jali , del otro los imperialistas del El Papa, en sa papel de director espi- ritual, aeclarancose aboyade de les dé- tales y extrysoo ex. sus frases a ios Tuer- tes, a log meog y & los explotaderes, moestra no los caminos de la lucha, sino los de la dism:nucién de la tensién y los de la paz, El Papa exborta a trabajar para que tag diferencias scan menos marcadas y la lucha menos sangrienta, menos des- tructiva, anulate los daiics de una vic- | Jeneia extrema gue no debe Uegar a ser neceraria y se aleja ejemplarmente det nihilisme y de las lamentaciones, apoya- do en ia esperscza en el hombre y en Dios, Ingemue seria pensar que la sola in- teyvencién dcl Papa baste para que la actitud de los m°eresados solo en su pro- ‘ E “Buenos Dias Fidel” ;Pasajero en tréxsite, eambio de avién (para sofiar! Oui, monsieur. Si, sefior, Nacido en Cuba, itjos, junto a un palmar, Transito, Si. Me voy. gAnicar? Si, velo, Aziear medio a medio del mar, —ZEn el mar? jUs mar de azocar, pues? —lUn mar. go AUS —8i, seiior, Hamo medio a medio del mar, ¥ calor. {Baila la ruxie usted? --No, fefor, yo no Ja sé baie~, ~—iInglés, no ba:ia en inglés? —No, monsieur. No, sefier, nanea lo pude Sstiar. 3Pasajero en traasite, cambio de aviéa {para sedar! Liante después. Dolor. Pa . Después la vida y sa pasar. Despué la sangre ¥ a fulgor, Y aquf estoy. Ya es el manana da hoy Mr. Wood, Bir, Txft, adds, Mr. Magoon, adiée. Mr. Lynch. ad:és, Sc. Crowder, aciis, Mr. Nixon. a¢:é¢. Mr. Herter, adsis. Mr. Night, Mr. Stadow, adiés, Podéis marcharos. arumal muchedumbre, qae runca og vuelva @ ver, Es temprano; por eso no tengo que tra- . (Lefar. Es ya tarde; por eso comienza a ama- (z.ecer, Va entre piedrag dei rio... } Por Nicolds GUILLEN re, Buenos diss, bandera: buenos dias, es- : (euda, Paleea, enterrads flecha, buenos dies. Buencs dias, perfil de medalla, viciere | (berbade de bronce, vengatiro machete en la coes- (tra Baenos dias, piedra dura, fija ola dela Buenos dias, mi curbara, mi eopa,, mi taller y mi casa y moi suche. |. Buenos dias, mi arret, mi maiz, mis 2a- . (patos, mi -repa. Buenos dias, mi czmpé y mi libro y ri _ (sob y 3 sangre sin dueia Buenos dias, mg Patria,.de .omingo ves- (tida. Bueres dias, seer y sefiora, Boenes dias, montis en ¢! monte ma- . : feiendo a la vida Boerss dias, muchacko en la calle cas- (tand, y arZeodo en la aurora. Obrero en armas, barnos dias, ainm $2 =:0 Consignas, buenos diaz: Beenes dias, altas morkachas, come cas- tay eoiec Cancioves, extandartes, buenos dias. Buencs dias, oh tierre de mis venag, apretada magorea de pases, cascabel- de victoria... Ei campo huele a Davia reciente, Ung cabezs negra y una cabere (rubia, jfonteg van por el mismo camino, coronadas por un musme fraterno laurel. tek wat mencee ae Need ay TE Sie Sn RS tae T OD coment are 2 earns Abe Mae . rte at andes eet ee a ee ee ee se A a siete regen. Oltainem, ia riqueza cact.e en un apice, le pala- ; ra papal tiene ex caiabio la importancia . de definir con realismo la situacién, de rao ia ecc:in contra el egzismo y la injusticia deale el ambite perzonal hasta el internacional, a los que puedan ¥ quieran comprender su mensaje; y de sefislar caminas y responsabilidades pre- cisos, Hay en la Igiesa y en el mundo quie- nes pueden y ceten responder a ese lla- mado y de quienes depende que dé algin frute Gtil, EL aire es verde, Casta el sinsonte es i . A fel Turquine. .. ; ) * yen “LA MEDICINA Y EL HOMBRE? se une en este nimero al homenaje que fue tributado al poeta cubano Nicolds Guillén, por los estudiantes de la U.N.AM, ae Hemmatine cee ae i : tes wt . ‘ : i 3 : 0 - ‘ 4H : i S ’ 4 . 2 whe
14-00000 oo : YRD US tegutton + opatieh seeteeteeme 6 Leta ee oe Poy ts oe 2 tetenes ae epane be cberrespin ene Rat A PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH | secnzs [ee Chief, WH DIVISIOv ec leo sca: ‘ CF OED SESE i CAE OGL MOEXES i Fee fy : Chief of Station, Mexico City’ : TB ACTION FEQUIRED: For your information l. Yorwarded under separate cover as Attaccment One are three i reports datei 22, 23 ami 28 tme 1967 prepared by Wallace 3, POWTON on developments of the LIRING-3 operation, Forwarded as Attacnment ! Two, unéer separate cover, is the transeri¢= of the conversation held between LIF ING-3 and -4& asd Sergio VALCEZ and Raul MORENO on 11 June, Porwarded aa Attgahwart Grune fe v chatnanaw af a Tatton” sent Sergio VALDEZ by the woran in Caracas «no is interested in financing @ gecorative glass plant te be operated by VALDEZ, Forwarded as Attackment Four, under separate cover, is a copy of a photograph st (and its negative) showing LIPTNG-3 and -4 {n the company of the PIRUMEN Vice Ministers mentioned in Mexico City 165.. , 2. As ean be seen from ROWTON's reports, LIRING is literally abusing LIRING-4's "good will®, the latter is even wrapping pouches now, Although LIRING-4 does not hav: copies of the actual pouch canifests (xept im the main LIRING building). she could naturally minply detadis om the material she wreps, Ke intend to asz her for such details, The "Piliberte” mentioned in the report dateé 23 June is not Peliciane PORTILLO as suraised by FOWTON, but @ P=FUMEN delegete to the C.E.P.A,L, Conference im Venemela in mid-May (see EYMA 32361). 3. The visit of Carles fnrique SAIAZA® to LIRING sentioned in the report dated 2? Fay was sabled ts Guatemaia City, ‘The Caracas Station was informed by cable of VALDEZ and MOREWO's plans in Venezuela and was asked for traces on the author of the letter transmitted as Attachment | « an on ee arpeced Bade | forfiihard C. CURTIS | Attachments: an i i As stated - $3 h/w ; $1,482,454 - u/s/e “"Bietributfens = = = . Le a) Gaief, WH DIVISTOW Cn ed Pe Sette .. SECRET.
a2 we a . cn) . oes re _ ; 22 uune 1967 Subject: dazlace 3. Rowten Keetinzs with LILING/3. ‘ 1 were ee remy en eens em gece eee gE 1. Rowton met with 1/3 at the safeouse from 1570 to about 1920 on 20 June, ‘ 1967. L/3 reportec with relief that the Vice-Nizisters, Leailere and Figue- roa had firellys » He and L/4 were exhauce’ frea the hend-holding and shopping exereise sut he felt that it hed paid off in dividenés cfr the fu-— ture.2e added thst both Ficeurea and asuilera nad run out of funds on 17 cme ' and were umabl inbursegen 1/4 for the bill ste had run up in purchesing ; ite aA 2 tere personal us fo> them ( about 1,2C9 pesos). _ geve souvton an iterized list of the purchases L/S ha2 rade and asked Zcvton te subtract this amour ; fron any conpensati:n he mignt wish te give hin ans L/4 for she Senth. Ee comfesseé that he wes ciscusted, as was 1/4, vith the "conodin® teatality : of the vice-nlalsiers, particularly Tirueroa, »ho spent more tine shopping than in TNSSCO tusiness. 1/3 then recounted th:t on the worning of 12 Hone both acuilera ani Tisueroa appeared umannouncel av his s hone, ext i = tn they had bad ambassaor stitLis ted at 1030. whey left the “Tehassy” indi ghent 2 I/3 and i/% for telp in making soze last minute purchases an¢ jeining them in sightseeing for the day. L/3 commented thet te felt they will return to Hevene with very unpleasant inpressicns of the Imtassy aud particularly the Ambassador ( all of ehich would backstop his own sporadic v2=p zinte). ad - : ' 2. if3 continued that he was able asain to talz privately with 3ruilera, On this occasion the latter jaformed hia that he, izsuilere, wes a sezber of the | CP, whereas Figueroa, ap. arently for personal reasons, vas note ze menticreé to L/3 thet Fidel Castro planned to visit the ‘ontreal Exsosition » but did mot specify the date. 1/3 comsented that Acuilere tried to ‘oress him wits . -~metoues- the preface that £t was quite sensitive infcrnation and ie woul easue quite - a stir if it cot cut to the sorthane-eans. Agailera thea stated that he hoped L/3 would come to Havana soon so that- he ‘eould brief respcisisle perseor “in conditions in Nexico end Central America ant to explain the ceficienctes ef the local sission in coring with- she problexs of subversion in the area. - ah e pee et y et ry o oy p eh a y ee ° et if Fi rr a o. on ed od oa re) at ce Ly vt ee 3. L/3 then reported thot he had arranged another zeeting wtih Sergio Valdez for 16CO thutraxzecdaycatxthe on 21 cune at the Café Lit io amd hoped to elicit syefiei fifcrustion from him re his.ecnticts, in VaraCaS «Fe acreed ® with Eowten thet it would be best to invite Vailez to tae, sefeneuse so that he gould gagain record tae ecnvers«tion. tiovtrn crecised ito brizs the Uher =P recercer to the 3/a at 1500 ‘the following day tc set it up for the meetings F : . & . a ies. a Se a8 TCM MMS Java y oS a 1 por AE 26 f 7 nu
might neve been sent ty Porfill ’peturn of the letter which he tei apparently sostea from Velde to _Studye qo ee i eeersen seep gore nom ten oom, * & 1/3 retorted also thet 1/5 wes 4 searchee for gocuments neferrins to mead not bee rable to iccate anrthing in that name. She did find a ad a doing her best at the office. She tad retererece - r . orvlilo ane esd t peters y to the Eondurans kefzel Murillo in a t Z er to visas having been sranted recent Cable from Zoa nuxcered 1066, ard to warcial Ac frox seziro abreu. There was no other record of Zoniurans tres e-ing 30 Cuba recently, L/2 then care Rowtin the originzl of a cable dzeted 18/5/67 sent uncer franquicia telerrafica = 057, adéressed Yo Srta. hizda K Martinez, Cficina Comité Central, Plaza de la Pevclucién, send signed sitply "Filiterto® L/3 explained that L/+ tad tezen out the cable because of | “Re text: waoich Eveds ° baegtave aucce WueiO Ci. aha puute avisa csuaty y jeuiiia punso- « L/& felt that the cable, whichwas autiorized 4 © o or soze cther Central american involved in tricontinestal activivies. . : L §. L/3 also reported that L/4-was preparing to initiiate the inéex! systez using the file box 2né cards purchased by Rowton. He also reported that a 3G-year-oid Guatemaies uad appesred the grededing day at the Gomsulate to west anc that L/4 had managed to corner hin and pclite- + lal be ~ check cn his visa te ly interrogate hin. ays previcusly and «as living with am Mexican (the father> wf the’ ‘hexican-- Billed recently with his vzife waile visitins Geutemale). L/? heped to meet with this Guaterala refugee soon to debrief bia further Cone t te Ciscoversd that he hed e#caced frcoz Suatenala 75 said thet ne cerning, the situation there. &. shen Nowton wnet te the saferouse at about 60350 en 22 cule to pick up the tape recorder he tound that the recoréing of tte neeting with Valdez was excellent. He also found a note from 1/3 e:tached to a letter from a certain Meryaldeth in Yarecas addressed to Sergio Valdez. Ee asked for the Copy of the letter is attached herewith. sallace 5. Roweé en epee da ewes i S eictete mn samealinnen pina yeaa + i t * ES Nine > gi ate somata por ste a yo. a
Hi - . i i t . . ; ; 23 dime, 105 if yy 4 ; i nas 4 - - eas eaorpss t Subgect: callace 3S. rowten Meeting with LIZIES/4. ‘ . t ~ ra * 2. 2:8 l. Eowten met with L/2 privately at the sefehouse from 1830 unti2z aycut 1936 om 22 Cune,73€7. Tntortunately L/f hed her fourevear-cld daughter with her since sse hal teen unatle to get a baby-sister. Ske explained = © 3 = that LISInNG/3 nad to neve nis plevars taken for the 2slse gxswEmrail service card. She adéed ths 2 for the proto wrieh be would teva to p the(faise)zasspicrt. If% further exl : a vod cf carzenins his skim and particulerly tis eretrows anc erelashes end a w&s plenrine toe “glue om 2 custache,. , ~~ eee A -— a we ee ne a, a ne i ee aes fan ~ . Ge woe LeGlTS Se Rizr wirking shes stats Sait shi ai Diim gutting it ct much time as possible tornincs end evenices but hed the prodlencf the child, ~ since the letter atverideli the cuaterfa only in the sormings. Fowstanisurcested that she nire one of the teachers at the guarderia to tab ‘ noors that she worked. I/5 finally remembered that in her apartaent thiléins and would vrobatly babysit fo that since it was urgent that 1/4 te able te start tze iniex piodect, ske should atceapt to hire <te teacher for at least a month at about 5600-250 pessos on the understancinse that she could drop off she chil¢c any after oon and/or evening of the uocth. L/S thousht this feesitle and thought it esuld ‘ be gustified on *t 3 TEN age ite oY) ‘x i te sommerecial activities ani would prehably - one 2 if/3'"s in any case mot come to che attention of the local sission. : : ry tan te ” 3. Rowton then thanked 5/2 for the orisinal of ‘the telesran sent by "Filiber- to" to the Central vormmittee for Gsmani Cienfuego. The assured; Sowten taat he . ecula keep the origins] since the files, with the exception of stat: she bad already orgenizei, were in ircrediblg disorder and nothing eoule possibly be missed sicce there was no control systen. She added chet since ste bad be- gn to work arain everything cevolved cn her - as an example ste stated that she was amaz<d te ciscever that the pouch had now gons sut on A dune simply — because she hed not beer there to make it up. In repir to Zowtlen" 3 queries she stated that envelcpes are sealed with scotch tape and marked with the i Consulate seal, .4an4 only those containing money are sealed with war, She adde& _ Skat she also has to write most of the leiters, sonetizes on her own initia- 5 tive ctherwise th eF wo.l2 not be eritten. She also commented that there is , ° shortage of about 3,009 pesos in the petty cash furd ieft byl Abreu. she brosght this to the attention of Curbelo on 19 June azd he asked her te do hin of favor of attenrting to.zet the bocks in gone siad of onder as a per= sonel Saver to bis. i Aes wie werent tees te aa torte ENetae BOUL sm reoneate Nee j . |
re " tb fe et tr Tt] ef w “4 i ¥ wo AY © is sb o fa rary ae ab F er ° Pt cr rr ao : ft a4 © tt ty mre a 4 + i &, LIEING/& sonti Leg faa left her Aelsic, the SuUlk of the work. Pert cf the resscn was ineZ?iclency but she felt that the real reason was laziness ard lack of interest tw. the part of the other wcnen emplorces ( Catelina Cepere ena Aris Valdes, both of when decided in the zrevic-s a2ternicn to ge to cn2 rovies rather than * a ~ . . sR o ~ = + pw Tv e a (4ntbassaéor's Seiretsrr) since the letter was cue 2sr tome leave. L/s added. thet Araceli exé Catalina dit ret set eloxug at ali exc che expected the spars £ nSxs : & conmented thet : this practice cs a the Consulate cesasicnally to ternit cvertine werk on the premises. .at ® é ¢ ggmze Aiseussion st_ P2it * BP Wee ee ee = art c 4530 to the sefenouse on 23 cune so thst towtom could pick thea up there and. 3 2 2 & return the i= Monday ( 26 June}. Zowton insisted seat the éocuments be returned to the files the next mornin= (24 June ané >>iaised to get then back to L/S as cscon as possitle the next evening. 6 L/4 then reported that she nad "interrogated® a Guatemalan escapee who had core into the ccnsulate on (25 Sowten recalls} 19 Jane: to ineuire avout bis wisa to Ecvana, She sai: that she zenazed to cttsin the inforza:ion on “---  $ “= he attached skeet on the ground that she vould press his case with the mm~ - ‘ bassy in an attecrt te expelite sis visa. She felt that she couls easily | y intpoduce aim to LZTEZING/} since he ( Carlos Znrique Salazar) was:& painter : who studied in Guadelajara. She explained that Ccalazar hadi told her that he’ : had excapeé freozr GustehaBa sons 45 days previousiy and was hiding out in the hone of Anzcel Tanpirfn Sinckez, owner of the battery shop located at Calle de Amores CC4,letra C,ethough he felt secure enought to wore at the batery shop to earn his rocs 226 board. Sslazar,sho gave as a refereace in Guatenala a certaiz: Zareo Vinicio Gengz£lez, president of ‘ "Sociedsd de auntie mee dee wee e 6 to
14-00000 4.UrLos Univer ~rom the telice. 3 + arn 4 ~ Wt ner Of Dunice Usrlsan, Sueterale™ who ke stated was currently in tiding élezar aiso told u/s that Ante} b Spain Sanchez wzss the nowton then asked L/S te neet ker eyes oren for any éce.zent dette to & ~ a Pa by cere aos the Soniuran versle cesus 7 OR ew ay watt “eniean Clty ama protatlz ‘ " catle ini he 3 t reCabGO Vaey £05 9 VO Tp sear 4 ebsuning tilitert Meneia 42rciler wae ne understcel was iivirg an + te. Ze thank =. & ui that this vss a 2 Lo, before giving hin a visa. Zovtion tad previs-sly sllegeé to 2/3 in tne presence of 1/5 thet he iniirecstivy treught Fortitle to the attention of the Consulate 2c tha Fertille «ould te siven 2 vise without exposing nimeelf unduly. L/3 on toat ~*F = 7 ~ § if secasicn was delignts= ané asked “ovtcn 3 permission to elain cred 2% lor this in a note to ris clese Sriend mere Cchoa who he felt. certain was tse onsibl: for Hondaurens in Esvane. L/2 toasted that surely Cchoa would iet him ‘mow that rers lio 4e4 arrived in Zevana end aight even send 2 note ef inteplucticzn to casts agurber “Mencia Ageilar ( this Rerton felt would perpnit 1/3 to nove ciscree tuformuation, i¢ was actueily LInIns/? who brought attention c2 Snrigue Vicer wited them ts the Cersulet tly inte the Menuel Zuhisa circle). For Eéctre Fortillo and Mancia tbro.gh cuiigca witn the result that Cicard in~. @ on 74 Haz. Cic i ater (on 19 Kay confided to if? that Portillo aed gone to Z:vgra and Mancia was being stzrorted by the Scnsulate}. There is 22lfl dustify L/i's elsimins cre & it the exrd of the ne:itins Zorton reimoursed 1/4 for the iteas she ned purchase? for to zive her ef the sonth. more money to sient cversS comnseticn tatween L/7. and L/3 to es . . { dit for the maneuver in the eves cf Cchoa. ’ arg > Viee-linisters Fizueros on aguilar and ppenised & Sears by the end pay-en accitionai nstala \Vle t } 3 te the- 1 gifts and sersoral one”
14-00000 Posgawd Gy LiRintl fe, Reston 224 G/E4.. Carloe Enrique Salazar ( Guatemalteco) . _ Eded : 30 aflos : : Profesi‘a pintor. Estudié en Guadalajara, México. Hace 15 éfaa aprorimadamente se encuentra en Eéxico. Vive en la caga del padre de Eunice Campirdn, iéven = _estudiante mericana que fue asesinada con su egposo, - mexicano taubiér, «n la Ciudad de Guatemala por la sen licia. frabajea en un taller de reparacién de acumuladorea ex la calle de Amores 806 letra C. , propiedad del padre de Eunice Campirén. El Sefler se llama angel Campirdn sdnches. Sus referencias en Guatemala con con Marco Vinicio Gonzdlez, presidente de una Sociedad de Alurmos Uni- yersitarics Ge Guatemala y gquién por el momento se en- _ guentra esecndide pucea es perseguide por la policfa. i beeper cme cgene mee mea é ‘ ae ee cee nee tenement meen me elt EBERRON ee BB ete em %
fi q Gg - ' . 2& June,19¢7 a~- re Subject: Yellace B. towton Heetinz with LIEING/3. 4 /~ ; l. Zovton net with L/3 at the s o $ 4200 on 256 durne,7227. L/3 reported that he and L/S hat attended the sarty at the hore of Catalina | Cepere in Colonia Navarte cn the efternsen of 25/5/57 (cirthdar of her son} and thet bhe son csi teen very pleased with the gift of a cattery- oversted train that L/6 za & presented. 1/3 reported that he hei learned incidentally that Zeyneldo Cepeda Hernandez wag in Savane on I2T end that c Qo Oo AY Sergio Martfiez Zarrosox, to his surprise, was taking over Cepeca's (Ferevicte éuring the latter's absence. 2. L/3 also rezorted tht ne kad received a letter from xené Conea's mother end bad sent i+ on to hin that sane dey throush Curtelo whs anes to: ‘Bavana On SvY. Lf then gave .owvon tue enveiope i: woicn vnhe ietver tsa veuoa aaa tears the following resurn address of arrived. The envelope, «ich is attached, (for the nother of Ren4 Cchoa): Cenila Punmez C. 49 Calle No. 507 Conayectiele, SOnLULas glove L/i then placed a voles one eail te Cohoa 30 that he coula check with hin re eeceipt of nis letters.(The call did not go through until very lat: that oo OPS night because of selephon 2 crattien. . , 3. 1f3 rerorted wea asses bee finsliy snoved up minutes to "resort in*. =e rel a shat etout 2200. he,I/3, was alone in the house, Garcia krocked at the coor anc seid sieply i es as HA a gain but onizs for a few he previcus eveninz,when that ne was in a rush end wou scen as he crate. Eé bed! ‘passed by gust to let 1/3 mow that he « ill arsand. L/3 2 4 thet a after Garcia had left. L/4 (whe hed been cut to the store} appeared end in sone excitement ,reported that she @¢ seen Sarela leaving the gr entrance to the building and head watched him cet into a light-colored Soelkswasen in which i Lew minutes ay = _ @ woman with orlentsl features was sitting. L/S said it was imgossible for hex te cet the license plate cucber or descrizeé the woran in detail Decause of the darkness and fear that Garcia might see her watcuing his. 4/3 added that he planned to have L/4, the next tize Garcia came to his house; sake & note of allthe Nolkswagens perzed outside, in the hope thst Rowton fight de able ' to trace one of them to Carcia. L/3 also rezorted that he had enother date with Sergio vaned: the following evening at <030 at the safehouse and he asked Rowton to nake tke Uber recorde: avaliable to him again for the bugging. L/3 stated that he hoped thet Valdez 3 # at tere te wate beet ere heres Obey ee
a f Nm, @ a i EF . aN nme ‘ - , ! ‘ x, : . . a en wouré Dring along the FAR propagpence representative et the University. t- “s fz tr } § “et ae a : by 4 °o is 5. 1/2 then crecented Rowton with three Iseunments which ; pa resented samples the "Confidential" £1ra file at Rewton's recuest. ep of wnuit eprears in the file end ene be considered typical. 2/6 stressed chet oe was a Dit nervous and wondereé why Rowton «anted such abcuzents. te calmed her down witheut diffieulty essuring ner thet it WES 2 Very necessary exzercise and she woould be told everythize in ¢ cue tire. Eawtcn procised to .e% the docunents beck to 1/4 early the following corninz = she ccul2 return then to the files when she reported fori work at avout 1000 on 27/2/57. : . i also reiorted thet finally his Bucteralan friené Jacobe (Rodrircuez NS Ret abtaineds tha hinthiwantt Pianta af Tsrte Ran & -henthon Sannin ay hecertificte. L/3 ¢ Epleined that a sex gio ané Ca qo. ek hat he could now apply for a false tirt re) tis sister iluma. Tre Spaniard, whose full cane L/3 recalls was Sergio a*fonso 9 é- » this ther, Clara Telaar, hed aerried a spaniard by whon she ba s fos bh tepez, ran off end never appeared eee L/3's nether then rezarzie time a Mexican named Sobel, and later rezarried(_/3's father}to a Mexican Based with ~/3's last name. Sergic, =/3s half-orstler was registered origi- ter repegistered as Sergio Copel.(ce subdsecuent- ia Kebel}. Eis orginzl oirth-certif » bearing the Bally as Sergio Lopez, but iy chengecd tne spell ing to i tame Sergio Lopez Delmar, is no longer rezuired by bin, ane ; . given te gacebo for his purposes, stressed that Jacobo naturdily is wery cblized to hin, particulerly since the whol: operation hes not cust nia any money. 7. Eowton saw L/3 the following merning early to return the| ceuments. On this occasion L/3 reported shat he had telked with René Cehéa late the previo migkt and Cchoa hac told him that Fizsuerca and aguilera sere lavish. in their Frdise of L/3 and L/4. Cechoe also stated thet L/3 would be receiving an invi- p tation to devana shortly. Cchoe also acknowledged that Felielana rortiilo was an avana, although he himself had not as yet taixed with him. Be 1/3 also gave Zowten the “March-April isssue of wal vedicdnia y =1 Zoubre* to which sergio Yaldes referred in their 48/6/67 meeting. on page 4 under "Consejo Je Zedaccién", Rail Mereno Vonchee appears as Subdjrector, and Sergic. Valdez is listed es member. It will te noted that Eoreno contributed an artic] om pace 5. The sample 4ésue is at ached ‘wpe Wallace 5. cto foe . » @ o Carman ome seg eemetonetyt Gacy > gee
725 ADT CORE, SOREN WE BRE Bath YR aN ole RNa OR ceotE oF Reed ate CMM QAI AUBDE ® Haapargn peemesanerem eines soe seveten ampone oe n aed Participants: Place Pog ee Attachrent 2 for PLMAgTZ402 “ Transcript of Keeting LIRING/2? (1./3) LIPING/4 (L/4) Sergio Yaidez Raul Koreno (sy) (ak) : LIRING/3 living voom. Reeord Speed: 15/16 73] June 1957 ony ers Utter batter? Conversation begins vith friendly diseus sion re arat-Israeli crisis ac SV and PU antnw Veetan nerr L/S: BB. ané Silvia (wif ée of Pu) how is she? : She's at hore..... I ¥new Silvia is rather narrow-rinded as far as militancy 4s cen "Fairies! I was waiting for you Fast night. (two)? we went out to the teater...i% with the boys (at the office of - EL Bonmbre")... . (wag 12 and then 1, I can iragine. We expected you The meeting with the them reguiari;. had Paes Late. besides No, fa this case, she is insulting the Soviets...when we drove by the E-bassy, she velled out: Ps Fairtesi™ } vhat happened with you the meeting the pet biicatica “pedicina + at Li (2395) then when it: (I fclt it was already... boys was very interesting: ‘we meet with One of them brought ateng a priest.....We to eat...it was about 2 in the rorsing (when we broke tp).. L./4 brings in beer and glasses and serves. L/3: cerned, BE: 602 — L/3: SY : L/3: mY : 085 - L/3: I know that you wanted to talk to re ateut souething in private, but L/4 is...(alright) things... Kore talk cf the beer and service L/3: _ 008 = SV : L/3: 8Y : L/3: BY ; I know you L/4 is inforred on all these | t { have sorething to "discuss. ..pertaps I can help, — but I'm a little piqued (with the beating around the bush} and I°d 2 Well, tho whole thing is this: South Arerica..ees From South Anerica? From what countrics? it's not a From various countries. Well, ne to speak core frankly. We knew sore people trom i fait accorpit for action...it’s more (a “probier) of finding contacts...: ror what? For certain revolutionary activities, some newspaper people, and one of them aivised me to contact the Embassy (Cuban). kore Light tatk about teer Wn - L/3: she £7T Fo ts Ah pam 7h ot I*ve sone! ?riends, { 4 i i Row I have a questies. Let's talk rore epeniy about this, We've met several tinss ani talked, and row I have a '~ Bicheno dat wentse ECA a ATER 6 are AP 5 on hd ad aar, secre ee atone tee er rd
4 oY $8 @o 8 6e L/3 SV L/3: SV: L/S: sv: L/3:.- L/3:3 . . { -3« ‘ | Guaterala  Caearecentati os o* FAZ at the University) eit} be lecated evontualirv? : Yes...out the probler...the cnty rrester 4s hey to seé hin regularly, tecause I haven't snoken te tim of you seriousi7, TO? cee : : a2 doesn't show up often, docs hey Is he a regular stuteat . at the University? . Yes, he is studying Political Science Is he vounz? Ee's about 23-24 years old, Or 25 nerhaps. Le leots young because he had no hair,on his face. Hew old ar I? You're abect 18, ' No, I’n 24, Thic fe anty a minnwe antat heede 468 So fatnnnct ian Te lttn fellow having any trouble because of his activities? No, of course not. Well, it's pretty difficult in the University (te hide activity). , But he deesn't enlage in any rilitant activities. He's pretty careful in view of the situation in Yexieco. He's here as 2 student anc though he does s*ndy, it really serves as a cover for his other activities, f didn't want to cake any formal appoint: mest with him, until I had spoken seriousis with vou. . ; That's qvite interesting. Now I have another question. I*d § Tike to Know why voufre presenting r2ovith this pretion... I mean, Sefore ve vere interrupted (digressed), FOU mentioned t that you're in contact with sore peorle from South america. a persen of my corfidence said that the onty thins ta do vith ther was fer re to ge to the croassy. But this tas ry first “- contact (cf this sort) and the ivbasevy didn't pay much attea- ticn: yeu know many people gc to the Brbassy with the nost exazgerated propositions... You know bow it is with the Cuban Ertassy, well,| considering their political situation is special... ' Yes, ther tave to be careful. : ‘ Yes, we ran around a lot - he Gil) for his part,: /I vor mine, back and forth (to the Erbassy), both cf us together... Parcon, another question, You mentioned sore tire age that you have contact with persons from Haiti? aAre they involved in this? No, that's something else.. -  ---—0—. —- he a , It's scparate? : : ee Yes, I've *nown some of them (Haitiaas) vor sore time, They. : wrote up Sulletins and sent then to France and Canada. 4 Excuse re again for so many interruptions. So you went to the Embassy and they didn't pay ruch ettention, ‘eh? because they’re persons fror outside, eh? Yes, these peuple ere from outside and ean't get’ in touch guest ion. Is there anv chancepthat that boy you’ cat of i 1 ! i I | ‘officially and must go through persons Tike us flor contacts. Bell, now I*d Jike te establish semethiag more clearly. Yea know that i travel tc Cuba from tire te tire for various } poet terete pmanammanr eecriag ener >
14-0004 Beenie Tad | y: 4 ‘t ) g4 3 ee tr t+ C204 Sey ® te oe #0 66 tr ~. Le) J % $3 L/3: "SVs L/3: reasons... I've kad eent de Yas avsricas, vou unde Tricontineatal Cenferer:e sons have contact with per ds it ttet ther want? wel}, ther are Looting for tontacts with persons less yell- known, “Tee. \ Less of ffefal? * ves, Fees etticial, 4 a 2 is ~ Gche weowntiy. bo “ahose per- st1s who travel to Cuba, or what ' t That world ko better. i Theytvr renléized +het ranvy **ings can be said, tet vary fer through cfffctal channsts, They're looking for, anotner ant at 4s 4* that they are Yertind fer basically? what do they want? In all frarksees, if you will excuse the annov= A mH athe wean womad frre # ih aT eee am me . Pan awe “erttcstr? — ng 2 ~ poo week me re ee The mnbess?, one ef the c##iatals “there, gave us your name, and we tho Seat we'd Vock gor up, tell you about the problie:, and see i% vou covld dos anzthizg That’s why we've come to see yon several tines to fo ‘hing of conerste ideas. Ke're not very exroriencel thiags, bute... ‘ Se the Irtassy totd we ts wett, tetts accor a3 stand one another a little tetter. relations vith the reovle ef the I mea bit. FI won't tere vou vith th point far certain heourseratin wan ak PiSe I've had ra‘her zoo od surpr @ when relations (vith ther.) rere a nit chilly. pet now the prebler ‘ts solved. L/! rorted fer them sor: tire ago, bat for certain internal protiers, whe stepped going there. .-but then recently they therselvzs called her back to work, It's on 2 voluntary basis; she gresaft cot anr salany Far lit, 2 ae Me Paes ee om a But I'r ratber strprised that they sent you to Te. But lerfs ~ see, Yet*s discuss things tere to see if there is anything I ean do. i'll study tte ease.... Cre other question. Tell me, are secre of then fron Tenezuela? ; Yes, I have contact with Yerezela. { Eut are they people fror Verezuela who are here, or are you in contact with ther: there? i ! Well, I have contact with peeple here who are nititant revel= utionar!os but not in the rerty... Excuse the interrupt zon aeata..this is an interesting point, especially far you, Raul (hu). ve hardiy know one another. I've known Silvia (wi’e of 32) for sore tine. jTheso ques- -tions concerning the party are delicate, and often it’s aot appropriate to ask certain things, when one doasn't enjoy a relationshin of cenfidence. I have the irpression, Raut that your attitude is not qcite in ecnfornity wi th the party line, Tetl me, are you both in agreereat with jeach o other in this cattér? © ° Well, yes, the question o% the parte. ..> ' Well, tst’s act co te far ‘nto this, I'n not ntinparty... _=iL/4 interrupts to off-> nore beer, eeoecel’s 40t anti-party, bet frantty L?’we had fsane diret- culties sore time ago....i'’m sot a,painst the party or the Marxist ‘ine in cortain things, but I can be chizetive..... X think thore are certain things that can be dqne detter } ' 1 eater ty ap ae eee NR SAREE = be
14-00000 BoE tr ~s C9 L/3: ‘L/3: arerue oe 98 ¢e 8 GO OS Laughter. ewe cgeree + pose gape . ~ 4 =» indevencentiy., I teinh 4¢'s tonortant to clartily this. ior ezarcle, cour wife Siivia, fen*t she rere in confeornity wit tke yarty Vine tran you? ocn’t seu thin!? ; i x t ore it’s more with her a qresetion of.... fen? p 2) te bad Lod om tee @ farily affair ( woyerr “rother-in rether Jivier. Tt _ 7 3 (4 pale s Tks tavgh} L opergice (Gerzelez marin 1)» he who teck care of nv povith then teth cones s ly in the ‘Soviet se te is dunante and ecTtd a Ww sna Vad «dé a Foe wk tg fay Demi cr 14g Ga ft i?) . 4B a rad 4% tnow., By BoD § bdr Mik? “4 o, rey et h nw othe wolontnee say “unfortunately” a ha dtal hore, t teck to the subiee act with the ir yas 3 em Otho i wo pose BU Tp ie Oo mm os tata MON bt dts iz 58 very useful. atrway, ere aiseussing), that roc sizce i want te ask a list Vere gor in ver; e* eentact vith the Irtassx? es +". 4 Be yen tial that ve tryst nthae 48 oad scfmr tr le a , : e - o> he ek pe se % Bog d 9 x nd ced 14 @ C2 PG cf of fe re alrest accidertatty but I'm ¢g at they referret cs to yon. I xbout the Imhassy. nit: a?} the had, re see that in certain things they're net te eo Tt 0 Ss a ad £¢ worked crt thick ve sneul? ont seefit pe, Pidsifrirs ow meg yy fe Drees ch a Le Me te oe OB Ag Sort o nas re Pd ow) ol organized.,,.they do sot seer t¢ Le prepared or qualif @iscuss certain activities, i dea'tt doubt their zaod tions, but they hare the attitude that their revo! atio already accorplished..... the door. Soreone Enocks. L/4 goes to door. Says eee - VOCS, they have their reveiztion and have to think of- that first....Incidental?y I was surprisec when ther referred me a me te you, after having inowm yez o> 55 Jeng in the farntts, £ never thought that we'd end up in this sort of retationshiz. |v Yes, and i're falt fer sore tire that rou had something on " your ring, and wanted te talk to me. Yes, and I also. : welt, i'd Vite to know what is it you discussed with the Embassy people, and why yeu cere to ce, and who was the offf~ ial in the Ertassy who referre2 vau to me? If you want to tell re now, fine, Ctherwise *211 me sore other, tire,, Well, I don*t thint it is epprrtune te ciscuss that at this tire. iIt*’s a Tong story and rerkaps ve can talx abeut it tke next tire we reet. when 1 started torking with then here in kexico, I saw rany possibilities. It’s only that. they ate very much unter surveillance, with that person concerned.... You mean Charles? Yes, Pierre Gerard. He's sick, ‘sn’t Fe? - Yes, he’s paralysed. But f tragine that he’s hurned, no? Yes, he’s always the scapegoat for everything t Hexico..cse . rapimanainsse Sete : mee bie WO waren, cuties Snes + a Ere “i em rope Fem gE we rortnanns t happens $ on Zore talk of beer and servicer.
14-00000 4 AN L/3 sv: L/3: S¥ : ° L/S3 SY : L/3; Sv : 045 -— sv: 7 ; L/3: SY 3: Bore interruptions. eratiec, nee eae ES ~ 5 = i -».k2@ knows 44 aad te aceepts Lauguter Kell, about tt¢ person.. Se perme eee per oe nee £¢8, there vas an ineident shortty after I joined ther. : One eo? the a aitfacs in xexice went to Guta ani while ta wes there, thers TAS an erharcation fror. Mexico for Laltt.wes of persons I didn’t * well... i Lid thes eave | from j nc, thoy Ytett fren Lexico. ; Gy sca? i = they arrivec in Eaiti they were causht ty the police: tte Tonten Lacatutc, vevelier's pelice, ande chen they Cicn*t sec the other coy, ther thought 4* was ike (Charles)... .be right tave Tett for Carnada...eeee-8ten the police feurd cut that tte bor had left for Cuba tt<y avenged thaecaltwac her FEW Em bie mbna Saw dtm dn meee Tm ineluding children 4 “and 5 years old. and he had to do with t+; he gas saved breause te was in Cuba. ; . Do the Haitiacs have any interest...activities at ;>ssent....? sot much, They sub opktets in Canada and £uroas, | Tre7 have tte disadvantaze of the language here ‘én Cre: wren tad nothing They speak serething caltted Crente - 2 rixture of Franch, tting back to the subject at in reticent? 2: Sranish and secrethirg else a 51 ar taré, i*ve not becanse.of L/4 get involved in these ttincs.... ; But ste's not Lexican (laughing) i your part, perhaps that werexn con't well, it*s teen a pleasctre tatbing te ~cv and learsing that ne Cuban irtessy sent vec te re. I've had sore tates with officials of the Embassy and i'm sure that the matters that ; Tings vou 49 re is relatel to the taths I had with them, The picture I get new is rore or less wis: The reenle you refer to frem Scuth arerica, fre Yeneatela more er less, 20? Yes.. Thes? people arte in contact with you and have certain You haven’t rade out well with the krtassy since that turned out to te a tlind lead. You're werking actively vit % then, eh? 4s =ceh as possible. Be want a rather broad area,, lexibility, to do things without being restrictec tr po the nas ~ by the party. kz personally have never telongec to the party myself, prebiees. Ghat is your connection with these people? Is it *he present ituation, yorr asssefation vith ther (personal) er is it -politdeal? -.....---—-.-. fen tee ee ee Well, it’s a Vittle of both. anything in life youido leads to ether things. Like for instance, Yenezrela. I1£ vas quite br accident that I got invelved, by through frien2sttp with people freer there. - at well, cces it have anrthing to do with yorr newspazer activi- ties? After al®, you teters to a nevspapes ?arntiz. No, not exactivy. I teft ry family sence 7 vears agp. Ho, this is rere a personal feeling and attituce. I conic fave déreect contacts with the Vonezuclan guerrillas, *ut they are benro= "In this case I have developed *riendship ith certais nes ON ON a epee emreemen mney ther
14-00000 L/3: L/3 L/3: C3 e 4s) RM ‘3 od ee e¢ _I understand ' frteads wi percpie acc ¢ 4 thiags. Ther = guerrijias ‘ instance that t rerber ker, x that I go to > wartcd to fi r of 2,957 bo! & convert it 4£ a eneo, and it? have a chante at tine activity is a UES I thiak I hnaow Yer I think yor knov better than I. we must learn to trust each otte ae. = * 7 i coe | weak we fie to develan rutual ccotateoratioc, hear Aeul say semething, he's be Fett, it’s Secause this fellow x edgevise. (laughs) It*s gust that I mm ow r2ins uncersteed that me even rore thet Sersio, and for fron vou, regarding this. as iI frer Jouth arerfca avs certains these, through you or dfrectiv, Embassy suggested that you Is9% izagine, that we xerk ont som with these peonle. Is that righ Bell, yee and nc. It hasn’t rea yet. 2ignt now it's 2 matter of Is that what I an going to be? ‘(laughs) Raul, I dou't krow why you are s assumptiens? The objective is, more er less, tacts with people whe cana de thi to “do thinzs”, Yes, I think that concrete. LI'va known for sore t to re. I've talked rore with Se but i didn't know tc what noint now that vou are in don't a? Y2Se | . Then we rust tatk rare clearly bat you can tall witt complete. c L/4 present. Well, I nersonalty have heen rat are geisitive, In 3845 *her in kexice, I attended tha cangr oBply one who had real. The rest rere teurcerats. all o% me to- visit their ecvurtries, I sort of I ucderstand you. wie en thar are sur2 of cortaixz , not in contact with the hing te telp re. 4s for vw, havta adith, «00 may ree s heen asting (proposiag) a tusiness in glass: she st three cenaths to the tune $ tersticg, but I vaat to » ewt T don’t have experie to wort eut the dJataiiIs., I exploiting this for clandes~ 4s. I won't tel you Hecanse wosicat and first of alt, vr. We ean have further tate su conricence oa ecch side, Incidentally, I'd Tike ta en very quiet... . oa on*t let me get a word in- Tou, sacl, wanted to t1.2k te that reasen I’d like to tear uaderstans it these people roblers, and have preseate2 to the zmbass7, ana that the neu) ©ith the object, I interview or meeting *, or aot? ; : chad anything definite as |. loose contacts... oe o quiet. An I right in ry to establish a network of con gS, nO? Be af ter all have out let's tr? to be imore fre that you waated to talk rgio, since I know him better you are inthis thiag together this together, ng? - i It may appear a nit strange, onficenee about atything | witk icent heranse these things’ 2 was a Congress of arfesans there ass and was able te rake |! * ther Téte my eert have always been interested th persons c? al? Latin america, Ent 1 npticed ithat the revolutionary zeat was the ope fron Cuta. and invited ee re) we
14-00000 - 7 ~ 5 im activity, in doing seomethire, an®* I have cften wondered tee these corceretzt centacts ecutl te cenverted into a elancestine chain er network... i L/3: In vetaticrshin to what? . i SY: well, under sever c? this eermertial activity, one could set up 2 *ela= degtine sitcation...c7t I neet telg in this...8* could be used to deliver thirgs that ar2 usefs? ts the peoste in the mountains, no? L/2: You’l? have to exeuse all ro inttrrurtiens, tut i tave ko clarify tuings for rrsel? as I go alerg. Fer instance,: these contacts you made in 1955, have you ccea Eeeping in teuch with then since? «Te ther people core interestec in clantdes= 2 apwte ft 2 fme wert than in business? : SV: Yes. ; L/3: How these people here in Mexico have goze to the Extasy for . nD 1 : Velt, sore of ther. i L/3: Tell ne, do these ree have any relatiorstip with these that ; ‘ are in Cuba as repres £4 ves of OS2a (pton., (Cliteration roverert)? : Vos (seers to say “roe™ to : he, this is tppertant pe 8 yg a) e# Q ® vey t o tad yord a : “s gq rm e le feet g UE. what “epioten Lt ad ts 4 do you have cf? the ners of % SV : Bell, I cer** really know many peerte ixeweived én rerolutio=- : ary. work in hexico., it's hard to get to meat then, aad besides Tfyes ast Seen *nvolved cefore in this scrt of thins. Bat I ; gather that they feel that the Tritontizestal has teen some- thing lite a paper Lion, more talk than action, especially about Cube, Ent they can't de austhing 2*fective.i to L/3; It seers to me the logical thiag “sr these paorte crnld te to : contact mot only persens tere in the Cutan intassy, but others : that are fu Cuta. I frney it's rot a sirnts ratte>. I have : had difficulties nysel’, but what is tke arobten vith then? Is it that they can*t travel toe Cuba? Oo they havea differezces azong therselves, are thor2 differant groctzs, or wiat? This is, what zetivates ther. to attempt their centacts;hsre in \ . Mexico? ; SV: Well, yeu can define their attitude if sou consider this: First the very special case, “he poticial rosition, sgitcation is Latin america, particularily cf Cuba, in which Cuta is separated from most internaticnal organrizations and Joes not kelp other o ; revoluticnaary groups. also kexico is is a strategic econoxic : and political posit‘on in Latis america. Se the group thiats wo that it is better, nere effeetizra to wort through |kexico ‘ rather than Cuba, which is bloctaded aad everrthisg. Through Mexico it’s ruch easier, vore effective, to get things t to tke men ~ taterials, redicine, OF ATTS..26 i ‘DL/3: I see. New I PAY? fer sone time been developing dézas atong es these Ifncs, and 1 have a certain amount ef experiesace. ‘ uo Given the spectal situattca o? Cuba, the blockades and diffi-ge . eulties, they até actualty act ina (Fos ‘¢40n to hatp = 4% Js an _*  ,° praetiealls usctess te exnaet such fren ther, Gud is aay ease, ' they appeal to then, and moreover, to thon (cubany) here, ARG not there; chy ¢s that? i i i 4 ethreang Tetem “een coe ‘ a erate rsdn es we 1
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14-00000 “> “DISPATCH Chief, Hestern Hemisohere Division ee UCESSING ACHON ftes.208%5 FOR INDERMEG wie. Chief, WE/COG Fae Chief of Station, Mexico Cit 7 PBRUMEK/The LIRING"3 Operation i ! ACTOS % QUBED - REFERENCES FY] Eee f } 1, Forwarded attacusc are reports prepered by weli on the LIALsG*3 Operation cates 5, is (tec regorts), 2 June 1597, 1 ce B, BOUTON ai i5 (tue reports) a a 2, These reports contain details on four important developments: t wom -~— me ao - a oe C0 ee ne &, FVM s Etna ter ever ob¥s So ret ug 2 ncteticg ecle “GanGad snd the Guatemalan FAP giving this Station sufficient adwance notice to have the meeting site surveilled. ‘is previously cabled, the ¢ LIEMSRACEs, however, nanazed to lose GARCIA 4a he was leaving the meeting. Since GAPCIA has not yet paid for the itew.s ziven to the FAR, the LIEMBRACEKs aay have another chance when GARCIA meets with LIRING?3 to pay him. It is vossible, on the other hand, that GARCIA may just drop in on LIRING?"3 at his old apartment where LIFING"3 ig currently living or phone hin to meet with him immediately, as he has done veveral times in the oast. This Station will also try to identify the “WARTINEZ #," menticned by Capcta es 2 PAR specialist fn chacge of arms and ammunition »rocurement, The Station was a little surprised to hear GARCIA reverse hinself completely at Sis lest meeting with L-3 end say that the Guatemalan cuerrilles now receive aid from Cuba and have sufficient emounts of arms, ‘latil chis meeting, the guerrillas seemed to be fairiv hard oregeed for modern veaepons and gid aot appear . to receive substentis! smounts of aid from the Cubans, GARCIA's new .*): statements on the aid received by the guerrillas was cabled ta the o ; Guatemala City Station. CONTIRUED. «eee $ i Attachment > i Reports a/a above HEREWITH i Distribution: . ped - ‘ <<? C/ID wfate ; tn! por a : = C/AM/CCG w/o att OGraTCR TVERGL ABD RUBEN feta 32331 208 FEE GNeEBER: Bgeinaes Hepa Bice sel. qrescereng ae 201+79831 Serta eget 4 aeensarenn a aan vaneR aon — vammmeeney «|
@F SSF LAT ee Lea Cat LR Ah <8 Leer CONTINUATION OF anny ere “ DISPATCH | Nahant DAK woaen~32331 B, After beating around the bush for several meetines, Sergio VAIDE2 and Raul MORENO finaly toid LIRING@3 what they have in alnad and what they want from him, Apparently not findine the Vexican Communist Party, or other Latin :merican Comsunist ,«rctes for that matter, radical enough, the two young leftists set out to provide support to leftist:activists in Venezuela «a4 elsewhere ia Leria America via cormsercial entérprises established as cover, in this case, factories producing decorative glass products, The interesting | thing is thet VALDEZ and MORENO hed appareatiy; aitlined scch a project to the local Cuban @mbassy quite 4 witle ago, After veferring them from one officer to the next, and obviozsly consulting with Haveaa, the Cubans finally sent the two voung leftists to LIRING@3 for edvice and guidance, eince LIRING?3 hiaself sppeared engaged in'a quite ; similar project. ‘ORENO, who spparently hes contacts awnaz ieftists ‘9 ® in Mexico and Central and South America would take care of the clandes= . tine activities while VALDEZ, an ertist who seens to know something + ya? about the manufecture of decorative glass, would be primarily re= 5 ° sponsible for the development of commercial cover, LIRING@3 has been instructed to offer hig services and to try end hold the next meeting with the two Mexican leftists at the apartment which he previousiy occupied with his wife. As Heedaquartere knowz, this apartment is covered by @ permanent audio installsction, aIPING?3, of course, is sth oo thet the place 46 “Lugsgcee” Siulge ce eatite Luctner wants Luctner conver Vict sations with VATNEZ and MORENO recorded, it Till se necrebeee te wes be Necessary? to use “EB Sétoad tesporary recording installation. Te will be interesting to | see if LYRING?] will tave his entire conversation with the two young leftists, The Station is waiting to obtain further inforastion on VALDEZ and “CRFYO's contacts in Latin America before notifving Stations interested, i 1 i 4 ; : C, The lettere fron several of LIRING*3's friends im Cubs handcarried to hia by the Cuban Vice Minister of Education (coming to ettend the gs in Mexies) dadicate that the Cubans are vondering wheat LIPING<3 is u up to since he has not given @ simn of life to then in quite awhile, They also seemed to indicate thet correspondance sent to hig in care of the Cuben Fmbassy was not delivered to him, This thought. , further angered LIRING@3 who has little love for the perscaonel of thet. LrprMse3 blasted away at Peyaalde CESEDA Nernendez whoa he held responsible for not deliverin: geil addreased to hin, an? for sped measure and at Station instruction 2" the Ambessadot himself. If iid not seem to take much to convince the Vice itinister cni te colleague attending the TN2SCO meeting thet the efficiency ‘eae competence of the | personrel of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico leaves much to be desired, fhe Vice Minister, in the end, asked LIRING?3's permission to relay his eriticieas te members of the Governvent im Cae. LICINW3 enswered : by saying thst he preferred to relaw these criticisms directly to his — Cuban friends, whereupon the Vice Minister urged him to trevel to Hevens in the near future as a guest of the Cuban Government. The Vice Ministes's coments on the recent Near East crisis and it's repercussica : on Cuban*Soviet relations were disseainated seoarately in on intel Liger.ce to oe J -------—- report which «leo included some remarks made Ys LIRING*9 34 tals topic, . when LIRING*3 renarked that he doubted, from bis own experience; thet - Cuba wes doing auch to support revolutionary movements in Central { America, the Vice Minister told hin that Reme CCPOA Punez, Sorduraa i ln revolutionary and close friend of LIRING*3 would land soon tn Sdnduras : : “ on & secret aission, This piece of news was c+>led to the Tegucigalpa Station. i D, . LI@ING@4 has been asked by LIRING*9 ta reorganize the the of | hie section, an opportunity which this Station intends to expleft to | ebtein copies of the most interesting documencs contains! tn their . files, Deteils of our plans were cabled Hesdquarters om this subject, ! 4 CORPFINDED . 2.2 es wee CLASS F CATION ne te
14-00000 5 ' Leer ens PCat TIO Te cowuyarce°’ | SECRETIK#POK DOLe2TEL Lo 3, Lipiste4 has been e32ed co check into the aituation of the - eo * fisances of LIZIN:-9's sectficn, As mentioned in the attached report deced 17 Jume, LTRING*4 sussecta that ciere is a relatively larze cash ~* shortage in LISIRS<9's acecunta which ere geveral aonths Shing. Fhe ‘Lag ote? Lisce, p2ibytag ag Uighiczubbing aimost every niazst, thie i is not too surrrising. “More «ill be sefd on this topic when treaseitting | ESTO s Latest reports op ghe activities of LIBING?7. LIQING~-4, indie | f SFR AT Ces Gv etele, ART he LAE IL wf: 1: Vie ety dertally, reported thac7/2aINGel aleo hed his hand in the till charging fees for vises be sheuly heve iseued gratis. Pen Fh tol § y < a hoaeae a 4 - AK dyes fer Willard ¢, CURTIS 3 fa Attn ee ete me ELOLRRICATIONG ec ee eee = e
Subgect: @ailece 3 xowton Meeting with LIRIENG/3¢ occ mc. 1. Hewton met wits LIZIIT/3 ai_the _sefehouse | at 1000 on 3 June,14657 and agaizr at 1800 ca 4 Vike, CEP. At the first meeting LISING/3 announced with satisvection trat finally "Garcia”® had appeared at his kLsme at d3tX the preceding nizht and that te had eczordingly been able to make a on wits him iz public fo provide cowton en opportunity to take a good iopk 2 in the hope of identifying nim subsequently from photorrepis in ithe Gater- ven ek nacién rogues'gzliery. L/3 told Howton that he staved to Careia that nena would be travelinzs to Guatemala City in the near future to conslude the first transaction involving the siipment of tre plastic flo#ers to ian Cristé- ' bal. The date wanld Aerama waon tho serivcl of Angelce nevenltis cant OG zuela end the return of Frrevolis from Havana, so that se eculdé be properly intreduced to Arvanitis. L/3 commented to Rowton that te felt this would stirulete Garcia's interzst and ensure his presence at the next meet ng. According to L/3, Garcia did show interest in the date of his pr eposed trip to Guatemala and prorcised to neet with L/3 asain in a week: so that L/3 could -- : brief him further. L/2 suggested a public plece for the next aeeting rather Shak Sig home for security reasons. Garcia zereed and recommenced the Cafe de Flore, on the corner of Faseo dé la Referza and Eucereii, at 7306 on 15 - one]. L/3 felt that this would give xowtecn the opportunity he needed , ; te get 4 look at Garcia. H ote /  @. BISIRG/3 then resorted hat Sergio Veldez had recortacted hia ard set a ney dace for a neeting with hia and Hell Moreno at L/3's Bese at, oo00 on 4 gune,7°67. L/3 said that as yet he nad no idea what Vaicez, and Korers were drivizg at, but that he would meke every effort to find out at the rext neet— ing with them.Subjsequently in the conversation, when Rowton mentioned that he night be adle to obtain a used trucdig tape recorder for the use of LIRI5G/4' in learning Mel&sh, 1/3 surprise icwton by stating thet it sight be a goot idea for him to tape his ecuversaticn with Yaldez and Foreno so thet Rowton 7 eould study the tape at his convencence. Rowton replied that he agreed that. this would be interesting and useful, but doubted that at could be done se- aot techniques invloved and said that te doubted that the Grundig was adequate far the job. He, hosever, sursested thet they meet again the next day agé prvaised to bring slong the recorder so that they coul; experirent vith it. 3. At the next neeting et 1800 on & June 250, £ LIA NS/3 reported, that Valdes Hi Watt te Mand -32330 — SECRET/KAPOK cs core Doe VFF 304 Loe vad Sherine eles
14-00000 ‘and Koreno had coze to his home at SCO the sreceding cay planned and thet they had es interesting, + % c for severe nours. Taidez asd hore=s screfaced their renarks with a statement that they had teen up all tre : preceding night talcins and were cs sequently a bit crosgy. i32°NS/3 repcirted t zeeton thet Za4l Korezo, cespite the fact that he is yourser (aged atsut 24 took the initietive in the conver Ssias=z anc fire. Ther hoth leunch inte Kexico, of which 24fl Moreno cleizs to be a sererer are too thecretical ard abstract eni tha froz the Central Tcxznittes. Morenc conmented that when he had made xnown his t ess experienced than Sergio Valdez, 4 2 to have much pore enthu- tne gonzunist rarty of wiews cn this subject some tonth eso at a fornel meeting, he was severely a ewe ee bot Mame HE ML TR Ke eemetred ty th. Tonmtrai Titnltics ant us Saws “% AES iy RGude sos tO mentioned centact with the Cutan Ezsassy fre=z tine the definite izpressicn that ke hat elose rela:icus witn Cuban IS, serhaps Cepeda or Curbelo, elthourh no names were tertion:d. st one peint roreno al- . ey the qacta for invitations te tuba for students 1 thet he was able to cniversity increased by two for each faculty. tm the otaer rang neither Koreno nor Valcez seezed tu have any interest in Guaterala or any cther Cen— tral american country. L/3 recalls. in fact that at one point they stressed 4 thet there interes in Zurtherins the cause cf she eee nn ‘ & was solelr revelation rere. &, A4lthouga neither nede clear the purpose of tieir visit, q/3 getiésred that they wust telong so seme Kexican retical revoluticnary group that needs sup— port to prepare for arsed struggle an Guerreros cr Sonora, 1/3 surmised that the Cubans have turned down their appeal and revrumended that they try their luck with L/3 who might be in a posivicn to helo. B/3 will mention Morene's maze to Curbelo ween he sees him ezain in in etteapt to elicit frou Curcelo any useful reecticn that nicht shed lizkt on the activities of Mereno and Valdez. if/3 also proaised to kees in touch witn them and eventually atteapt «bo get thee to lay their cards om the table, ao ee Lp ee ; 5. Rowtcn spent the rest of the meetizg showing L/3 the Grucdig recorder and ‘ testing the microphone. L/3 was amazed at the clarity of <he; tape and said that te felt it would be suitadle for clandestine recordings, Rowton asked L/3 not te use the recorder until thes both nad a chance to retest it and ensure that it sould be concealed securely in his ton : . SECRET AS Pay dallace B. oo e e Pb ghee ra . . tn cere EPS AED a wal 4
= . TPraeer k ° : chi pad | Hany ay ane a eau lel: : if Sune, 4527 a ~. eT ae PH ow we a Sudgects DIErre/3 2erers of 8 . Feti Merenc. iw O') at | ad is 8) LA cb ty ty} ab a] ay fobs oO ot fs pet for) aD Nn aoe ne f ee eens ae eet cmon ae ro ren ip Pm Pies Caterer ce cre eee terme meen + a rn wy 4s Kas tat 8 eye hy haw~ whe t ae . Se ~ eo, As Ez  it¢ use of the Ther . et - = A fee Laepen + ~ ere fe eee ae eincegies ty aewsenm in the studios of 1/23 and found w La cy e sf 8 fed ‘a iu Q * Oo 4 1 A) "4 + bal is zéeet > rs thea. They sursested thet they meet azein te exriain to 1/2 further shat taey had 2 : 2 te protien. If3 onuented these bh H Sugeested therefore that they meet again at 2 nlace of their choesizg to q RS get doen te serticulars, so that he eouid acfers then whether or not be could Leln chem and their friends. , 6% 3. fowton took the t and prosised to stucy. it carefully and go over it . a  . again with L/3 at their next meeting scheduled for OSCO on 45 Bune,1957. : rr ° Inaszuch as i/+ tad Derm working icrnings end afterncons at the ;Consu- ’ nn "3 is nM fh © ce ‘late in rsorgsnizing the files ( at the request of Surique Picard) _ and i training Adis (fnu>, the wife of an official in the Conaerical Secticn, Eowtcn requested ancther private talx with L/S at 1€30 on 46 wume 1967 —e . Zowtern also passed the cine of Feliciane Portillo, she Londpran exile, i) '. ) 1/3 to sive to 1/@ in the bore t locate ja fiie un this ;erson and report to Sovton. . om b . _ oo SGERETIRADOK 1949 Hed ae Sl yore - i . . |
I Fi - : 3 * et Fea) : i ‘ ennai gene gen eae ‘ amare 3 LIZENt/3 Report G2 Sciecdubeé Meeting sith Garcia. t i 1. At bis meeting with Rowton at 0200 on 142 June ,1967, LIZING/3 reported that he hai checked on the Lautree Cafe,where he was to meet with Garcia at 2230 on 15 cune,7247, ard found thet it was located in the Pasaje Jacaranda om the corner of Genova and Londres. L/3 stated that the cafe Leutree was a small basenent roon but had several tables outside m the ground level in front of the Italian : restaurnat "“Aifredo”, end that he we2lé arrive for the meeting early . encughé te choose an outside table so that Garcia wanld be ot ttine : with hin in plain view «hen dZovten passed by to set a loox at hin. 2, 1/3 commented taat he doubted thet Scvton would be able to identify Gareia from seeing hin very briefly at the cafe ( Rowton checked auc found the vrecise naze is "Estudio Leutrec™} and then cozparing this Sy genecry with photcprephs in the *7roguesecellery® of Gobernacién. Foxton then explainec that his plan was to have feur op fize photo- srerhs of Fexicans 2-4 Central azericazs in tis -sctst when ne finalir gained access to the Gobernscicn proves, ead to substitute these for “our or five that resexbled Garcia. =e could then show these | to L/3 for final identification. Sowvton stressed thet in his opinion the Men xicans kept the rogtes-gallary shotes of Guatenalens an file put seldca referred to them and would not notice the chanze. Po | at et yeate i ; + i t 3, Lf/3 stated that he was very hopeful thet he would be’ rei inbursed by - Garéia for the supplies at this next seeting. Ze explained that when Garcia had come to his house unannounced about 71202 on 7 june ,1967, it BIEG/& had attempted to entertain hin until L/3 returned, and in the course of cconverseaticn with her, Gar Bad asked how much he owed L/3 for the medicines. According to 1/3, oye replied that she was not sure but recalled something lixe 3200-250, to which Garcia replied immediately, "Oh, yes, that's right." It was then thst Garcia left the message with : 1/4 that 1/3 should meet him at 2230 at the Cafe Leutree on 15 June, 71267, oS :: instéed of at .he Cafe Flore on 10 cCune, W, he tt leave town t= oo. Deg expectedly. . acl Z . Lt a - Wat Be Roy on ? + Dect
: |  SEGRET/KAPOK Sutject: Contact between Sergio Valdez anid LISINC/3. \ lL. At bis 15 dume mestics with covten Yurrckex¥eidex LIKING/2 resorted heme unmenmnounced on 174 dune and ine s stall restaurant accross the street. 2. Veléez, after some hesitation, reported to L/3 that he wags planning . : et fue A @ commercial venture in Yenezusla involving the ce through importent "revolutionary" friends. =e alse p e eynend ta Rravi}, He eanfessed tras ne nlianned and honed us terprise for es viable cover for revolutiscsery activitzes. Ne acted that he planned to use PaGl Moreno for clancestize contact wor e erthuslastic activitst with excellent contacts in CP cir Mevico and So.th america, 3. Valdez continued that he and Moreno hac reported their’ slcns on several occesions to iotal Cuban Jntassay but were given run-around on ground that it was too hot to handle. Valdes reluctantly aczitted that the person in Zabassy who retozmended he and Forene talk with 1/3 was C fa A “sulatto with kinky hair o7 name of epeds®, L/3 shoved interest in con- tinuins talke,and Rdicated that he vas moxing pernliel ¢ effort in Guatenala and hoped expand into Venezuela. i i . - WB Rewton rr “Mron Saves m™ “Chak, Sem Cla - ~ tetate net 2 AT porte geen noe
SECRETIYAPOK 45 Tune ,1967 jpeg, Bese 1. LIEILG/3 reported to Rowton 14 June,1967, shat tvice-Minigterz of Educetion, Dr. Eax Firueroa, who arrived 12 cunme to attend UNESt6 con- ference in com.any of Dr. Aguilera Meceira, invited L/3 tc private meeting in Embessy 13 June in which ne deliverel note froz mutual friend René Cohoa and greetings from"Echenandia" ( Texail Suarez de la Faz) and Aurelio Alonzo, doth of whom according Figuerca are coming to Kexico City within next ten days. 2. Ochoa letter,which L/3 will pass to Rowton at next meeting, States Arnol Rodriguez and his wife concerned that they nave uot ueard from 1/3 in so tong. Cchoa adds that he has heard a ruzor to effectv L/3 will he invited to Eavanea soon. L/3 interrrets this tc aeam that Arnol has written several letters to him (in reply to nis) but they have never heen pasged te him by local Zmubassy. L/3 blames vepeda rather than Zurique Cisard or Consuler staff, since letter from Rodriguez would reach Cepeda first, 3, L/3 invite’ both Ficueroa and Aguilera te Cinner evening 14 June et Fontene Kosa and tock occasion criticise locel nission for inefficiency and stupidity. Figueres asred for details and Z/3's perrissicn pass them on to ctroper authoritics in Havana. On Rowton instructions L/3 Wilf ‘con- fine severest criticism to Cepeda in hope tiat latter will be recailed and “ replaced ty core amenable person. a Will acccapany vice-ninisters to Sexican Foreign Crfice Conference scheduled for 41100 on 15 June, and «will invite them out again before they leave on 19 cune,1Cf?,. i 4&, L/3 commented to Xowton that he has known Tizueroa for 5-6 years, and that L/S fairly close friend bis wife, Tina, who Director of Zducaticn of abnorwal and retarded children. 1/3 reported shat during dinner,in reply Figueroa's queries, he explained his current corsercial activitées in plasté flower business in Guatemala and Venezuela. L/3 stated that! he managed to - travel without difficulty in Central “nerica by using false] passport and as businessman. Figueroa cormented that he found it strange! that L/3 had suddenly become a businessman and said he suspected L/3 had] other interests. L/3 reglied with a sly wink that he was doing tis best to keep the pot boiliag whereever he could, L/3 explained to howton that hel did not think it wise to give Figueroa specific details, but rather to keep these for Arnol Rodrigues when he talks privately to him again. SRERENTAAPOK fe eeeeeentne fuanaterte ent mys gunn “—emmgntt niveser sept
14-00000 4 a ' . _ : ; - SECRET/RAPOK ae cone ancy l v wee Subdfect: wallece B. Rowton Meeting with LIAING/3 and LIEING/4h : i we epee ge : a ie l. Rowsen net with LIZ “N3/3 and /* 2¢ tue safehouse ‘fron 1826 pntil about 2100 on 16 June,1°67. Both stated th.t they vere exhausted 9 « . having the Vice-‘inisters Ficueroa ind Maceira on their hands f[¢ past two days. L/2 nad accor; panied the two to the UNESCO stoot by for several hours waitins to help thea with th hed spend ber tine in running covm a rather long they wented to tring bac: for their wives and frienis. st o /4 appeared annored et what they described as tb viour of the comrades. ao uvbavueay anpressea Tas local staf! especially since toth F: jute 7 re m ue o ns oe +e) fee Maceira appeared to rely alsost exclusively on L/3 ané 1/3 fer their extra- curricular activites. 1/3 added that fcortu.ately it also iapressed Sergi o Valdez who had .roppped into his here unannounced the previcus mornizs and & a was shere only a short tine when Ficueroa ar “aceira & épreared in persen to invite L/3 end sa to treexfast. Valdez foined them and had first—-band confieas ation of 2/3's bich-level Cutan contacts. 3.. L/3 also resorted that he had met with Garcia ey the istudio Leautree from abeut 2230 until 2300 the previous ¢ ing (15/2/67), but he was dis- be een Powten in the area. When Rowton assured fi tadle twice, just tefcre Sing cengecture thret Rowton kad been wearing some sort of peel vsise tei felt sure shat. he woild have seen Rowton}. L/3 coznzen & that | than cn previous occasions, and he rezarked + o Garcia then he sat zown. accordi:¢ to L/3, Garcia replied that he had been so busy taat he ted rot had tice to visit the barbershop. Regarding Garcia's apparent age, L/3 stated thet on this occeasian he arpeered younger and rather jcheerful and that he would now revise his estimate of his age (previous; 35 years) to 26-28. 1/3 comzented that at past meetings Garcia hed been jmore serious and less relaxed. . : | cia’s heir was ‘much ienger er a’ Regarding the substance of the conversation L/3 reported that Garcia, on arriving stated that he was pressed for time and could not spend nore then 15-20 minutes on this eccasion with 1/3. He saic that te hadi bored to have the monvy for the neticines with hia but at the last} minute be ATCT REET R TET TOT TT eR ion eeaeee sme ee * Stoke Tike di oo 3 - A ® . ns Dopaape ya mpsee cen emt
‘ + i , tice evsilable graces as Lp alte F Le sviw walk moerterte ee ty found hinself short. He pr nised without fei] to bring the the sohey to L/3'e a sell . oe 7 apartzent (Tetitaya) Yeithin + a to pin Garcia ccren ¢ tine but was urable to. L/3i then said that he 22% nis best to draw Garcia cut on the erzs treffic Aespite t ‘ef to bin for rel: that Garcis cotmente. the not coing everrythirg it c » ouid to nelp tne revelution. Ee espe ically cited the relatively intense effor’ sein: sade bs the Ulox te inc be Central americen countries oe BX ot the Zeviet Union was still vrovidin £ Eo! ei me cialist revblutions wer 5 Fina i by LERENS/3 stating categoricsil: s ouid to furnish supplies, es,ecielly weapons that nei teen seized tr then tron ccunter-reveoluticraries, when 1/3 insisted on some éetails, such as a how tke arcs were Leizg transported an lied toat he sinself wes not 2 ne wh f/3.in touch with sore who coulé brief hi t7r the name nuertiner BY, expleining thet a persen with thig name would “ee cetuting in touch with L/3 to trief hin, (Tre surveillance: team noted that 1/3 did write sonethuline en a piece cf paper durin: the néetins>. Garcia would not arein apecify the tine th frez #. would . 3 that he took the occasi.n of his visit with them to the sinpiy that L/3 shculd not worry, Accotéizeg to L/3, Sercia did concen a surprisingly bitter to= a4 but is desperately short of anzunition. Se arpeared ware the Soviet Union and such sore friendly toward the Cusans than cn 4a previcus occasion. L/2 felt sure that the current Mié-=Zss finitely coloreé Garcia's ckrisis hed de=. thinking. In revir toe Zoxtoz i estion, 1/3 said ia ver io the abowe-nentione Garcia sore or less regulzrly that he did not think tiat C:reia was turning Martinez R., and that te would continue to see 3/3 added thet he nenezed to state to Garcin that he «sas hoping socn to neet the PAR vropogsanda respogsible at the University and noted th.t Garcia did net interpose any objection (as b2 ted done at the lest seeting). : 5. L/3 then, turnicg to Lis corversations with Figueroa end Maceira, rezortd Relaciones Exterl- - ores to ciscuss the lideeast crisis. fe stated that Maceira commented chat he and the rest of the Cuban Governzent were vell aware that the USSR would ~ not help them, except by gestures and TN speeeches, in the event of a show- down with the 0.5. "Ne added that Cubans, however, were tetter fighters than the irabs and had the letest nilitary supplies and equipzient and could re= pel any attack quite easily. L/2? rzeallc that while he was talking privete~ ly with Maceira on this subject. = certpin, ny'stmante erbop) cane Up and “Gh ; Taakebeb dpe ald od M % t i u a nn veeeaaenes ayn eo ens ne A wena: ®
14-00000 tof “Ultinas Neticies” and as be faithfully published, L/3 ey or 173) ct ty oO ae] A Nn er rs) o x bf 7 fu 4 ao 2 "3 } =) oO chk ok on 2.) rt?) t { t a b S £ for an interview, assuring hin that altheuch Eis paper: was conspr7 ative, 2f, 5 : P . t inturvies took place on thet . 6. L/3 reported that he aiso took the cccasion again ts eritices she Cuban handling of Latin ater ear rivolutions, commenting that rid del's) reproach= 3ing the nettle black, since a ing the USSR was alnost 4s bed as the rot cal he, Fidel, was bet v : ceira, zecerdins to 1/3, then turned tohin and said: “are you ante sure of this?" ifen I/3 persisted in i inue to ¢o so.” Naceira th referred to L/3's close friend, René Cchoa, end commented that he could re- os ° assure L/3 easily, egnecialls cines be fm ort tetol te Lisi h wee cue $ are Gitferent new. we are telring and will een a(secret}mission to Eonduras. Maceirs added that Ceboa is curréntlr + vork= + ing as a professcr at the University rather than in r Maceira then surprised L/3 by surgesting that another talk with his friends there. ha : invaluable help to revolutions in Central inerica and sai ohat the + prefer= red to have L/3 cresent ais own case. 7. During the meeting Fowten sucgested thet liming/4 initiate an index card system in the Consulate for that he would be able to fudge whet names were inportant to him and 1/3 for future reference, Rovten explaining she -' . carding of names, snowed 1/3 five sanple cards. She asreed that this was \ feasitle ard rroxzised te vieeeninisters left. present cnricue ¢ x start carding the following veex as soon as the | She ?sit that she could urehase the cards ané box and | ard with the bill for reinbursement. She commented *d thet, only money,arnas end a few miscelleneous papers were kez tin the Consulate : safe. She added that Cicar? was several months behind in hiis menthiy ace counticss and suspected that there was a relatively larce shortage in the: “"gash accounts. She recalled that previously the Consul =aintained a 2200 wont=1y petty cask fund (enich she herself generally jisbur ‘sed).! ro) pe a fu © The dears yest Le oo : #allace 5. £6 : Gentes
| DISPATCH Chief of Stetion, Mexies City FE CCESSING ACUI 4 Seow ks FOR SEK RES pies sare SECRET age t Chief, WE Division woman we RECT © Contact vith LIRGG-3 ani Liem i SOTA REQURED - TEFTAERCED Action Required: As stated below | References §: A. MEXICO CITY 1808 (mm 92315 B. MEXICO CIPY 1805 (Li 90302 | ' i 1. SBeadquarters wuld appretiate receiving details of eny } evelution which nes taken place in the cover ctory being used with LIRIGG-3 and LIfe’ by wallace B. BOWFOH. ‘he type of infometian i reported in References coes not appear to fit the business ccrer ' ‘ which was previously maisteined. : 2. Eo operational clearance bas been ci-teined on either agcuy tagdguay, Gib CUSTEILLUNSL Cperetionsi evororal therefore 3 vas not required or obtainsile. Does Station still comsicer this : elassification to be valid? It would be mececsary to update the Fea's on LIRDG-3 urlor to requesting a cleerence for hin. : 3. Ko type of reletionship which would require a clesrence i head previously existed vith LINIZ-4. Am operational relaticaship | mow obviously does exist, and Headquarters needs a clear understanding of thet relationshis to detemine the type of clearmnce, if any, which ig required. Please forvard P8Q I end If on LIRGH-S. “Qasy E. REITER Distribution: COS, Mexico City (Orig & 1) eee eae AEE ea can ce - 2 ” asa Satna ot ctemtatttemctme sn chrtrie cts Be MATa BP Oath the Halk te me rete mm nek manent ch client Ress able eatin ann ee as rte Oo eter ect ah Gem cette # mesantente ; . on Ce tan penne Ae et REN Rm MEST mREROTOR a rianrnEe ae epee! te tos” BS uss panos enreon. arsine
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Pa wu we 4% te ‘ iat v8 detoepe, i A Sales akeae ee a 4 eae + RAST ET ° *. a on - tow ae bck Seg PBRUMEL/Peeuze of Monthly Activicies, LIZING~“2 Operation > 1 to 31 May Beference: 4, Forvarded here ith ¢: Attachment Ome is a resume of LILIN3~3, rs activities for the perica i ~ 3) Mey 1:57. Also fer-arded in Atrech=! ok Hey 13 ment One are (© resorts cereerning this operation cated 30 Bey 203 Forvarded 3 Jane. All reports «ere crezared tr vallace Be EGTSH. liven Ao ad bupy wi & retter sere by Bs Attachment Bon ew sar LIgt3Ge-3 tu the Mexican "Jeclencs® Ministry rezariiog his sroposed business. : 2. The violent cuerre! LEU? kad -ith his -ife in late May was probably caused in part by the cressure put on LIZING@3 by bis operational activities, LIELTGe2 as agreed to wes: an effort to continue to live <ith bis - ize anc littie danage seeas co have been “Rh cons to the operation Sy the faaily quarrel, Om the contrary, thie evisis, like previous cats, S2E 4405 to have further Pightenes BO-71cH's relationship -ith LIER zai iz this care, int Feigel. The latter has no cesire to return to Cuss and told EO TOW thet she cere little for the revolution, i Ph 22 2se57 ‘ 3. Roget D i) Garcia mengiene: im the resort dated 5 Fant is | ,elb mow te this Staricn, RALTOU is probably mov im Czechoslovakia, “- and the Station at this tine hss little imterest in tin, e to 3 en ww bolas. Abtachnents ¢ : for Widlerd. ©, cugTis #1 - A/s para 1 SERE-ITS #2 - A/s para 1 UNDER SEPARATE COVER Distributions 2° Cf/-nD « /stts ~ €/::H/60G + fo 3 FILES “ Sa ietane oe
14-00000 et teas rt See ate we a nr, pe: eer 3 June 4969 : Subgzcs: Monvhly deport ef Activities in LIRING/3 Crerat long or ; the Fericd 1-34 May ,7%27. » : k -.: : - . _ i : pericd uncer review xowtan maz to contend with two "¢r sis"= situations in the life of LINENG/3, teth of which appeared resotved at least terpereriiy by the end of the zonth. C2 13 Mey, 2 Isi5¢/3 informed Rowton that he hed, after suc offer (tea: 1. Turing tne téught, core to the conmelusion trat he should accept. a job ty ron tt 4 fog 4° wot m ct e ey rt) id ‘S fo . wad 0 + fo oO ‘4 & si a fs roy) z erzit his wive to carry on the comercial side of his releticnsizir with HZouton (plastic flower business) re- sicizrz,if necessary, in lan Cristétal, L/3 exshmined thst ne felt he was not producing adeguately for Zowton ené confessed tnat he had only complicated the picture with the Cubans end even Guetemelans. He expressed what appeared to Howton to be zen muine ccncern over t:e fact that he bad beconze alzost totally denemiowt aw Devten Por Pinon sbpyvey ath vec GE was nes making enough progress in what he thoucht were nowtcon'’s obZ ectives ( maintaining close re- lations with the Cubans end acting as 2 lieison for them with the FAR and o- ther Central 4tzerican groups. i/2 elso -xpressed grave concern cver the ap- parent reluctance of “Sercia™to seet «ith tis on a reculer basis and the fact that Garcia had not as yet raid for the suzplies which he heé furnished FAR throuch Zowton. ioeton ccnuvinced LIZING/3 thet he should have more patience and give Rowton an opportunity to identify Garcia and study the entire Cuban & Guateralen situaticn rurther. I/3 rrosised any suyrort in ‘this that Kow= ton zaght require. . 1 ; : i . @. The second crisis exerzed at the exd of the conth (29/5/57) ‘shen L/3 an=- nounced that he had decided to send ZTSING/2 back to Savana. de stated that he felt their personelities were incompatible end that ke could not understand why L/S could not run his household efficiently ani maintain a normal maternal relationship with their child. He revealed that ths rupture kad gone so far that ke had forced 1/4 to apply Zor a visa to return to Cuba on the next avai- lable flight. Rowton, with I/3'°s knowledge, talxed privately with L/4 that evenire, and found that she did not want under any circumstances to be separated from 1/3 and had no desire to ret.rn to Zavena at that tine and under those conditions. then Zowson azain talced with L/3 the following norning, jhe found </3 djazea down and more reasonable. if3 finally <cpreed that it, would be unwise and irkumen for him at thet tize to ebandon I/% and thet he should make every effort to continue to live with her at least tezgorarily. Se confessed thut he was jealous of the att entions shown to her by the local Gubans,! particularly Ramiro Abreu, althous sh he recocnized cn reflection that she was doing what she é44 to help his and Rowton re-establish better relations. Ze figally agreed z ae + te hy all #/& HMMA-34193 Seek APaX és ise dey ‘
A et etene pe me tes ne ctie aa ey cere eparce sete ep tener t- # ) / tect L/4’ should continue workine et the Vonsulate and that he should cone ceatrate on developing closer relaticustip with the Guatenalens jax} Hexicens. 3. These ill winds brozght some geod, since Howton wes able tolzove clogex yonised to continue to wopk es tard 2s possible in the Consul cone zny ill-~fe@ling thst sight exist toward 1/3. Rowtcn was also 4vaniace of the situation by passing 1/4 enough money 70 nest 5 to rIatiG/e, eno appeared genuinely erzteful for sis interest and ictrvention. = com we 4 atle toe teks «@ parsents on the Sears Xoebucs account that she ned run up, end that had been one ecntributins factor to the deterioration of ner relationsaip with LIEING/3. £is0 at the end of the ronth, 2/3 avzeared sore willing to work ‘oreraticnally with nowton to identify Garcie and zet the true picture of what was happening in Guaterela. He voluntesred to naze 2 date wits Garcia in a public plece so that gowten could get a good lock at hin and attexrt to idenvify hin through poovograpss im the rocues~gallery c. Gevernacién. 1/3 also volunteersd to spend as suck tine as possible in the fan Cristésal area and in the sountains of Guatemala with the rebels, if this could be erranced and Rowton thought it necessary. : 4%, LIBRING/# also made an effort to develor closer relaticzs with Sergio Valdez arZ Zaiil Horeno, two radical Mexicans, wso recently approached him, vossibly rv a en the advice of the Cubans, fur help in their rezotutionary activites in Mexico. i ' \ 5. During the ronth LIRING/3 continuecé his efforts to obtain the necesse license for the ispertetion of plastic flowers from the Industria Hetalo- piistica Guatenalteca, subzitting a written request to the appropriate de- Partzent of Gormercio y Iniustria. He topes that the license will be issued by the time ancelos Arvanitis, the owner of the factory, arrives in Guatecala ty from veracas, Venezuela. LISING/7 ( who is unwittirg of L/3's operatio~ nea. activities for Zowton} has preaised to introduce L/3 personall or oy let~ ter tosrvanitis so that L/3 might cbhtain enough credit to put his San Ctristé bal factory into operation. Wallcce 3. Rowton b : SeORET:2320K ee ee neat rnd ty ; : $ i
14-00000 immear manot rs eer a AEA EBD IEE Ee BOA EEE DN ER SEITE TIE . was interested in life and reat vettewe emer oy ° om ogee rao ; i a ° artsy a AX - 4 of . : ~ . . : { ‘ he “a te 30 Kay, 167 a Subject: Wallace B. Rowton Meeting wits LIRING/3 and LIAING ; 1. Howton set wita LISING/3 at 1290 on 2 May,1967, and again 001109 en 30 May. Ee also set with LIETIG/4 at 1345 cn 29 Kay and again on 3G Mer, at 17CO. The repeated meetirgs with bota LIFING/3 and /4 were necessary in lighs of the cevelocznents reported to Ecwton by LISING/3 | ‘on 29 May ,71227, affectinze the latter’s personal life and the possible repercussions tret could be enticipated by Rcwton. All zeetings were at whe safehouse (esd monitored) with the exception of the 23 nay mecting sith LIRING/4&, waich tock plece at their sone. 2. At the 25 Kay meeting LIRING/? reported that conp ications had set in ever the week-end in his personal life that he felt obliged to coonun aad. icate ta Darter To) Sidceues cuvarrassed, stated that he had had a rather viclent quarrel wit: his wife and hac dsciced to serd ber back to Cuba. He confessed. that he made his cecision so definitive that LIRING/4 acconpenied hin ts the Consulate te request a visa, and that they talked ts Abelard Curbelo, stating in effect that LIATNS/4 had to maxe a triz urgently to Havana. Accordizs to LIRING/3, Curbelo assured LIRTNG/4 that te would personally issue the visa ~ for the 1 June,19¢7, flight in tne event that approval had not yet arrived - from Havana. LIRIEG/3 affirned that he(nor LIRING/4) did not ‘give Curbelo any specific reason for the progosed trip or the urgenkey. . 3. LIRING/3 explained that he felt he coula not continue to live with. -LEEING/& because of seriou 1s "Gonpatibility. He stated that te did rot understand —_— RI8G/S*'s personality, which he descrited es completely mystif fying to him. Fe atressed tast he did rot feel that LInim¢/s had been unfaitoful to his or bee trayed him in any way, but, nevertheless, felt that she was: suffering fires soue sort cf complex that made life with Ber urbearable to bis. He accused LIRING/& of lacking normal maternal instincts toward their cnild ( 5 years old} and of coustant neglect of even eleszenxtary housework, while at the same time displaying inordicete interest in petty luxuries. He added that he felt that LiRING/S viewed the child (daucnter) as a rival and that this had created a wiolent reaction in the child against her mother, to such an extent thas the child, wso was visiting his ex-aife‘s children over the week-end, refused to return home because of her"hatred"of the mother. LIRING/3 stated that be decided to leave her where she was, when the child became violently 411 fole~ ‘lowing his insistence that she return hoze. &, LIBInG/3 stated that this incident, plus a confession by bh ° wife that she i the home, including speficialiy at | SECA ich oe eaten te
14-00000 cre RO TTDI =, ia cama ran am, i . Maite ey * oA . . 5 ° one point, Ismail Suerez de la rez, more then in keeping house , led LIEZING/3 into a virdictive raze whic culminated in his ¢cestroying the painting ce had » et tT done of her ( recognized “a2 probe>ly his best werk} and isdisting that she request a visa aud depart for Havana on the next flicht ( 4 dune). ' 5. Rowtez did his best to reason with LIkINS/3, cointing out that such a rash action would lead oniy to unreasonedle cruelty to LIBING/4,: especially zince she had no resources of her own and adzittedly dic net went, to return te even thougn her fazily was still shere. kowton sugrested that he talk ths sane night with her in an attenpt to learn ter side of the story and make gome Cuba Sl t reascnable scttlement. LIninG/3 agreed and then stressed again that he éid not suspect LIZi.G/4 of infidelity in any way and believed that‘ she loved his even beyond rear nable linits. He then stated thst that very afvernoon she bse sented hin with one tniousend pesos which she said wee tn helz 25 Coe ves vila chr had sus up ia ceams noebuck ( in purchases for nerfanily: ‘prior to her last trip to Cuba). “hen LIRING/3 pressed ber for the source of the money, €2¢ con= fessed thet she had taxen it fre=m the Consulate safe (the combinatic2 of which she knows}. LIRING/3 continued thet he insisted inne jbskeny what sbe return the money as soon as yossible, threatening thet if she did not, he would report the theft the following corning to tk Curdelo sersonedly, 6 LIRBING/3 added thet a contributing factor to the nervous strain he wes ie | ving under was the fact the Garcia bad not anzseared as “anticipe ted-and that he 4id not xmow when he would recontact hin. He conmztented that the only cheer- ful note had been that Sergio Valdez and Hefl Esoreno hed left a note pinned to bis door that they would be coming by that evering to talk with him at <O00. 9. Rowton then proceeded cirectly to the home of LIZING/3, arriving about 1930. He found LIBING/4 in an obvious state of nervous tension and |éepressicn. She revealed to Zovton tearfully and with sone nesitetion and endarassment what had heppened over the week-end between her and [1ailG/3. She stated that she could wee ee not understand LIRING/3*s violent reaction and adzitted that ‘she was planning ‘to return to Cuba, since she hed no alternative. She added that she had already sent a cable to Ramiro abreu requesting that be expedite her wisa (without ex- ~~ 7 plaining reason) and expected to depart on the 1 June flggnt.| She confessed ‘ that she did not want to return to Cuba, and that it had been LIRING/3's de~ cision. Rowton stated that he would do-his best to-calz LIRING/3 down both then ‘and later, in the event that LIRING/4 had to depart as planned. LIRING/4 stated ‘that sane would, if possible, remain in conagunicaticn with Rowton while an Cuba, and retur:.tq Mexico as soon as Rowton could tell her that ZI =uG/3 wanted her re of LINTNG/3 and appeered cenul net OT to hia despite SECRET APD ne . a . - . . 4 . Fa e . ‘ : . ~ ‘ | oa © . "f attitude. ‘back. During the conversati:n LIRING/& stowed repeated’ pie His at the welfa- ae ~ gs
{ | en erry coemamny aa Sf 8. At about 2000 Rowten's conversation with LIKING/4 was interdupted oy appearance of Sergio Valdez and Rafil Norezo who entered the foyer of the apartment end asked te see LINING/3. shen 1/4 replied that he was not in at the moment they asked when they could see him. Rowton overheard LizauG/4 state that trey could find hin him the following morning avout 1030~ They then left without further delay. Both persons saw Rowton sitting in the living room and Morenowalked in, introduceé ninself to Rowton and returned to the door to continue his ccnversation with LIRTUS/4. either ‘Rowton nor LIKING/4 introduced Howton to either Valiez or horeno, LINING/S siaply syaing that Rowton was a friend of LIRING/3. ‘ 9. Before leaving LIRING/4 thet evening nowton made a date to see her again at 1700 the following day to talk with her again after he had had a chance to see LIRING/3 the follewing mornine, At thet mantineg which toot plcer short 1045 on 30 May at the safehouse, Rowton found that LIRING/3 completely calned down and in a much more reasonable mood. =e agreed that it would be unwise and unjust to send LIRING/4 against her will te. Havana at this tine and stated that he would do his best to continue to live with her and try to understand her attitude. Ee explained that he had spent the entire preceding night talking with LIRING/& and that trey had come to an acceptable modus vivendi. LIA NG/3 adsitted thet L/4's resumption of relations with the local Cuban staff had - apoused feelinzs of jealousy in him, but he finally accepted L/4's word that what she had done was not done because of eny personal preference but solely ts help 1/3 and Rowton in their effort to re-establish good relations with ; the persons concerned. LIRIN iG/3 concluded that he would continue to live. with L/4 since eny other solution at the moment would complicate matters. In reply to Rowton's query he stated that he did not feel that a sudden reversel of plans on LISING/A'’s par xt would cause any difficulty vis-a-vis the Cubans. He explained that neither he nor L/4 had revezled to Curbelo the reason for L/3*s sudden request for a visa and that 1/4 could attribute the action to purktely family affeirs, l.e. thas she wanted to visit her family in Zamxikegn Cuba. 10. Rowton suggested that LIRING/3 concentrate on the Guatemala sector and let L/4 continue her efforts with the local staff. Ee agreed that L/% had done a commendable job up tc the present and that she was much more} objective and in fact more capable than he in handling the persons involved. de. added that he hoped L/4 was at that moment in the Consulate, particularly to return the 1,000 pesos ske had taken. He felt certain that she could do! 80 discreetly - since she had the combination of the safe and, in any case, vas quite friendly with Catalina Cepera and could get to the cash bex without . attracting attene ae amet re _ SHERRI? | coe Stas agg rpmeman manne et omg ma 4
14-00000 w a weer “ft — . : ob ° . . at: 2 Or SHE ReTURA fete PETES FER iGens SAKE 7 \ 116 Rowton then sa# LLELNG/4 again at 1700 on 320 Kay at ine skfekouze. She thanked R_wton for the effort he bad nede with I/3 and stated that che felt he had finally calzed down end that things would go relativel yi smoothly. S2e pronised to continue to work at the Consulate as lon, as her services were needed, end acced that she had already had a friscrdly chat with dJorriz, who hed unexpectecly returned from Havana. She continued that she had always been very trbencly #ith Jorrin, vespite the fact that often he _frichvens Feople who di_ not xnow him with his soabre appearance. She commented; that Jerrin was “ee a “good men”. wid was de edicated to ais work and trusted by tis supericrs, Che promised Howton thet saz would get as close to Jorrin as possible in en effort te pick up gossip and useful tidbits that Jorrin might mention to her. o rons c 12, LIRIKG/4 then steted that Garcia had appeared at her home! ( Tacubavay at about 1030 that morning ( 30 May), just after LIRING/3 had left to meet with Rowton. He simply asked for L/§, and,shen told he was not in, said that he ‘would return within the next three days. She added that sne had tried to per- suade hin to wait in the apartuent for L/3 to return, but he replied that it could not spare the time. : 13. From L/4's comments on the lecal Cubans and the revoluti:n in general Rowton forred the conclusion that 1/4 is almost totally disillusioned with the Castro cegime. Che. feels that L/3 has been treated unjustly in the light of the service he has rendered the revolution over the past six years. at no pnoant did L/t query Zowten concerning his ultimate cbjectives with i/3s asd she agreed to continue devloping close relations with everyore cn the staff. She commented that the Consulete Ziles were in such a state of confusion that she had as yet been unable to find any document relating to L/3 ( as requested by Rowton} but promised to continue locking discreetly. She seid that she sus- pected that anything izportant would be in either Curbelo' s files or in the custody of Cepeda in the Zmbassy. L/4 added that Catalina Cepera and all the other wives, with the exception of Clea Martinez, worked without compensaticn. 4%, Rowton ccrcluded the meeting with a request that L/4 meet him at 1000 on 2 June at the Sears Scebuck (Insurgentes) restaurant so thet she could show Rowton the latest statentn of account at the store. She agreed that she should epply any money she received from. Rowton in the future to liquidate the out- ‘standing Dalance as soem as possible. i t i Wallace 3. Rowton ed SPAREN Len etnRMEYNTLEY St me eepemttime tte dh Hae
14-00000 Heaney mentee + Wem ee ee BHe en eyureet oi ce E - err ROT 9m wes iu. 5 OURS 1987 - : A : Garces Fe, Subject: LIZING/3 Report on Roque Palton, <1 Selvadorien ‘writer. t i 1. At his 3 June, 1657, meetice with Howton, LISINC3 nentioned thet te gas quite friendly with Roque Delton of 21 Salvador, who he belived was in Fracue at the time. L/3 stated that he unew Roque Dalton cuite «ell 4m Havana in 1952-53 ( ef pase 107 of “Los Testincnios” of Hoaue Daltena, ‘ published 71554 in Savana) ané resalls the “soque Dalton hed confideé so hin at one tire that he nad been called back to £21 Saivador to sight wita the guerrillas in the mountains. iccordinr to 1/3, Zocue Dalton wes devressed et the prospect but accepted the detision of the Central Committze oF the Communist Party ana left for =. Galvador. L/3 stated to Rowton thet ke €id not see Roque talton again until about <id-1525, or sossibly later, 8, wien Tallies wachpovteday appoatcu ov of 35'S SUUULO UMUer 48 assumed name. 2. On this occasi.n Roque Dalton confited to L/3 that he had been arrested in Sl Salvedor some tine after nis arrival there and was inprigened. =e aiso related that during his imprisonment he was epproached directly or OPACT respresentatives end citered the sun of £400 per month on concitéon that he detect and provide the nemes of Lis contacts in Havana. Roque Dalton told 2/3 that at first he denied ever havirs been an Havanese, was presented with a rebutal re could not answer- namely, the Cuban TshS ' officer who had adzitted nim to Cuba end who had since defected. Rogue Dalton continued that dur ng an earthquake he escaped from prison, va reerrested, and finally deported to Guatenela and thence to Mexico.. =e concluded that he was traveling to Prague under a false pessport. tt 4 Sa ae 3. LInTiG/3 stated t:at he could recontact Roque Dalton on behalf of xawten provided Rowton was interested, end provided, of course, that Roque Dale ton returned to Mexico or was iocated in a place accessible to L/3. i \\ } vee ew eee ..  .-Wallace B Rewton -. 16 sre tect wee sah | ' i | l t F | en es a s 3 = eee see - tern ace Dee rs . see! ow
14-00000 K’xico DePe a 1E de mayo Ge 1967. abe SPEDE EET Wawel babe t i i Ce SECEETARIO DE HACIENDA Y CREDITO PUBLICO ‘ y DIRECCION GiNEZAL DU ESTUDIOS HACENDARIOS PALACIO NACIONAL MEXICO 1 DePe Con tode respeto me dirijo a usted, sara soliciter de la Secretaria a su digno cargo lo siguiente: | En la ciudad de Guatemala C.Ace,y s@¢ encuentra insta- Jada la emoreaa "TNInwUTs sumetaty oer oe, SUT liniovun® aque tiene su douicilio en Avenida 19 7-9 gona ll. Esta emprerca elabora productos de material pldAstico de diversos tipos 7 teniendo amistad personal con los secionistas, ellos estdn dispuestos a venderme piezes sueltas de florea pldsticas que tengo interés de armar en México y exportar a les Estee dos Unidos de Norteanérica. H El motivo que me alienta a enprender este ‘negocio, es adez4s de la gran calidad artistica de dietoss productos, lograda por wl empleo de noldes my finos elaboraudes en. rz cia ( de donde son originarios loa accionistas) ou bajo cos to, pues yo adgquirirfa la docena de ramos de flores en plezas sutltas a $ 20.00 aproximudamente. El proceso de arzado se harfa en Héxico instalando una pequeta fAvrica que emplearfa 40 operarios; agregando los costos ce mano de obra y trang= porte estarfa en disposicién de vender las flores armadas en los Estados Unidos de Korteamériea (donde previanente se han hecho arreglos con tna empresa, segin copia carta adjun ta) a wun precio aproxinido de $ 3.00 Dis. decena, De este modo se obtendrfan algunos veheticioe come gon: una fuente de trabajo, entradas en divisas que s@ que~ darfan en nuestro pafa, etee, asf como la posibilidad de conseguir de "INDUSTRIA METALOPLASTICA GUATERALTECA" algu- nos moldes para la fabricaciém total ce lag flores plAsticas HMprp- 2AaAPB OB rt ce eePOK Der -\ee 26/ fener nate SKIN ARE RIT Ha, AE
CTAA as rl Day ' vel ary en Waxitco usando la materia prima ies aguf se produce. Por estos sotivos me dirijo atentanente a usted, para solicitar de la Secretarfa a su digno cargo UN Pre MISO DE IMPGRTACION TipOksL, CON EXZHCION UE IMPuUESTCS POR UR TEMCINO DE SEIS MESES, para importar de fuatemala a Héxico, etis mil d:cenag de ramos de flores de mater‘! al ; pld4stico en piezas sucltas, para ser introducidas al pafs por la acuana de Ciudad Cuaustemoc,Chis. en renesas men~ suaies de mil docenas com un coste aproximado de »« « « « « $ 18,750.00 ( Diez y ocho mil setecientos cineuenta vesos 00/100 M.aHe) . Hago esata solicitud pidiendo exeneién de imouestos por la costeabilidad del negocio, ya aue de otro modo serfa drrealizacle. Para el efecto estoy dispuesto a depositar la fianza que la Seer.tarfa de Hacienda y crédito Piblico me fije pers cada renesa, asi como demostrar coi la factue= raeién correspondiente, que estos productos serdm vendidos exclusivozente en los Estades Unidos de Norte:. frica. Acozpaflo a esta solieitud mestras de plezas guel= tas y armades, aclarande que utilize la docena de ramos come unidsd pues es la que se usa en operaciones de compra- venta en esta clase de productos, adenfs de que segin el tipo de flor el nimero de piezas sueltas para armar una do- eena puede variar, haciendo inposible da denoninaciéa de pig $a como unidade _ ee 4 . . -- Dey a uated las a4s cumplidas gracias por la atencién . que se sirva prestar a esta solici.tud, ¥F quedo de uated rep ; | : | Petussnente su os AL (), - . | Vs —~farlos rahae Delaar atoyue 2 Deptoe 7 México ,DoFe SER iKAPGK Feneraplee ene + tg caremennn aptitmnenente < eedepatinegrtatan Hy naritamte anor
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Sere bat eno oom Dera Bp CREAR DOS, TRES... MUCHOS VIET-NAM, ES LA CONSIGNA Es la hora de ios hornos y no se ha de ver mas que la luz José Martt Ya se han cumplido veintitin afies desde el fin de la Ultima conflagraci6n mundial y diversas publicaciones, en infinidad de lenguas, celebran el acontecimiento simbolizado en la de- rrota del Japon. Hay un clima dz aparente optimismo en mu- ehos sectores de los dispares campos en que el mundo se divide. Veintiin afios sin guerra mundial, en estos tiempos de confron- taciones maximas, de choques violentos y cambios repentinos, parecen una cifra muy alta. Pero, sin analizar los resultados practicos de esa paz por la que todes nos manifestamos dis- puestos a luchar (la miseria, la degradacién, la explotacién cada vez mavor de enormes sectores del mundo) cabe pregun- tarse si ella es real. No es la intencién de estas notas historiar los aiversos con- flictos de caracter local que se han sucedido desde la rendi- cién de] Jap5n, no es tampoco muestra terea hacer el recuento, mnumerose y creciente, de luchas civiles ocurridas durante estos afics de pretendida paz. Bastenos poner como ejemplos contra el desmedido optimismo las guerras de Corea y Viet-Nam.
+ ong, sac cena rate th Lal ooh, EAS ROD an ebbengr tani eate See AL CA SSS tee (gene ieoRes Reon here: pee aestenctes En la primera, tras afios de lucha feroz, la parte norte del pais quedé sumida en la més terrible devastaci6n que figure en los anales de Ja guerra moderna; acribillada a bombas; sin fabricas, escuelas u hospitales; sin ningin tipo de habitacién para albergar a diez millones de habitantes. En esta guerra intervinieron, bajo la fementida bandera de las Naciones Unidas, decenas de pafses conducidos militar- mente por los Estados Unidos, con la participacién masiva de soldados de esa nacionalidad y el uso, como carne de cafién, de la poblacién sudcoreana enrolada. En el otro bando, el ejéreito y el pueblo de Corea y los vo- luntarios de la Repdblica Popular China contaron con el abas- tecimiento y asesoria del aparato militar soviético. Por parte de los norteamericanos se hicieron toda clase de pruebas de armas de destruccién, excluyendo las termonucleares pero incluyendo las bacteriolégicas y quimicas, en escala limitada. En Viet-Kam, se han sucedido acciones bélicas, sostenidas por las fuerza$ patriéticas de ese pafs casi ininterrumpidamente contra tres potencias imperialistas: Japén, cuyo poderio su- friera una caida vertical a partir de las bombas de Hiroshima y Nagasaki; Francia, que recupera de aquel pais vencido sus colonias indochinas e ignoraba las promesas hechas en mo- mentos dificiles; y los Estados Unidos, en esta ultima fase de la contienda. Hubieron confrontaciones limitadas en todos los continer.tes, avin cuando en el Americano, durante mucho tiempo, sdélo se produjeron conatos de tucha de liberacién y cuartelazos, hasta que la revolucién cubana diera su clarinada de alerta sobre la importancia de esta regién y atrajera las iras impe- rialistas, obligandola a la defensa de sus costas en Playa Girén, primero, y durante la Crisis de Octubre, después. Este Ultimo incidente pudo haber provocado una guerra de incaleulables proporciones, al producirse, en torno a Cuba, el choque de norteamericanos y soviéticos. Fero, evidentemente, el foco de las contradicciones, en este momento, esta radicado en los territorios de la peninsula in- dochina y los paises aledafios. Laos y Viet-Nam son sacudidos por guerras civiles, que deian de ser tales al hacerse presen- te, con todo su poderio, el imperialismo norteamericano, y toda la zona se convierte en una peligrosa espoleta presia a detonar. En Viet-Nam la confron‘acién ba adquirido caracteristicas de una agudeza extrema. Tampoco es nuestra intencién histo- riar esta guerra. Simplemente, sefialeremos algunos hites de recuerdo. En 10954, tras la derrota aniquilante de Dien-Bien-Phu, se fir- maron les acuerdos de Ginebra, que dividia al pais en dos zo- nas y estipulaba la realizacién de eleeciones en un plazo de 18 meses para determinar quiénes debien gobernar a Viet-Nam y eémo se reunificaria el pais. Los norieamericanos no firma- ron dicho -decumento, comenzando las naniobras para susti- tuir al emperador Bao-Dai. titere francés, por un hombre ade- ‘cuado @ sus intenciones. Este resulié ser Ngo-Din-Diem, cuyo tragico fin —el de la naranja exprimida por el imperialismo— es conocido de todos. En los meses posteriores a la firma del acuerdo, reiné el opti- mismo en el campo de las fuerzes populares. Se desmante- laron reductos de lucha antifrancesa en el sur del pais y se esperé el cumplimiento de lo pactado. Pero pronto compren- dieron los patriotas que no habria elecciones a menos que los Estados Unidos se sintieran capeces de imponer su volun- tad en las urnas, cosa que no podia ocurrir, atin utilizando to- dos los métedos de fraude de ellos conocidos. Nuevamente se iniciaron las luchas en ei sur del pais y fueron adquiriende mayor intensidad hasta Uegar al momento ac- tual, en que e] ejército norteamericanc se compone de casi medio millén de invasores, mientras las fuerzas titeres dismi- nuyen su nGmero, y sebre todo, han perdido totalmente la combatividad. : Hace cerca de dos afios que los norteamericanos comenzaron el bombardeo sistematico de Ja RepGblica Democratica de Viet-Nam en un intento m4s de frenar la combatividad del sur y obligar g una conferencia desde posiciones de fuerza. Al principio, los bombardeos fueron mas o menos aislados y se revestian de la mascara de represalias por supuestas pro- vocaciones del Norte. Después aumentaron en intensidad y método, hasta converiirse en una gigantesca batida Nevada a cabo por las unidades aéreas de los Estades Unidos, dia a dia, con el propésito de destruir todo vestigio de civilizacién en la zona norte del pais. Es un episodio de la tristemente cé- lebre escalada.
14-00000 Las aspiraciones materiaies del mundo yanqui se han cumpli- do en buena parte a pesar de la denodada defensa de las uni- } dades antiaéreas vietnamitas, de los m4s de 1,700 aviones de- rribados y de la ayuda del campo socialista en material de guerra. Hay una penosa realidad: Viet-Nam, esa nacion que representa las aspiraciones, las esperanzas de victoria de todo un mundo preterido, esta tragicamente solo. Ese pueblo debe soportar los embates de la técnica norteamericana, casi 2 mansalva en el sur, con algunas posibilidades de defensa en el norte, pero siempre solo. La solidaridad dei mundo progresista para con el pueblo de Viet-Nam semeja a la amarga ironia que significaba para los giadiadores del circo romano el estimulo de la plebe. No se trata de desear éxitos al agredido, sino de correr su misma suerte; acompafiarlo a la muerte o Ia victoria. Cuando analizamos la soledad vietnamita nos asalta la angus- tia de este momento ilégico de la humanidad. E! imperialismo norteamericano es culpable de agresi6n; sus 8 crimenes son inmensos y repartidos por todo el orbe. ;Ya lo sabemos, sefiores! Pero también son culpables #@ los que en el momento de definicién vacilaron en hacer de Viet-Nam parte inviolable del territorio socialista, corriendo, si, los riesgos de una guerra de alcance mundial, pero también obligando a una decisién a los imperialistas norteamericanos. Y son culpables los que mantienen una guerra de denuestos y zancadillas co- menzada hace ya buen tiempo por Jos representantes de las dos mas grandes potencias del campo socialista. Preguntemos, para lograr una respuesta honrada: ;Esté o no aislado el Viet-Nam, haciendo equilibrios peligrosos entre las dos potencias en pugna? ¥: jqué grandeza la de ese pueblo! ;Qué estoicismo y valor, el de ese pueblo! Y qué leccién para el mundo entrafa esa lucha. Hasta dentro de mucho tiempo no sabremos si el presidente Johnson pensaka en serio iniciar algunas de las refurmas ne- cesarias a un pueblo —para limar aristas de las cantradiccio- nes de clase que asoman con fuerza explosiva y cada vez mas frecuentemente—. Lo cierto es que las mejoras anunciadas bajo 2] pomposo titulo de lucha por la gran sociedad han caidc en e) sumidero de Viet-Nam. nS socanege" PERC Eo rR SE meee a mene tee
14-00000 ise y+ tees 10 i er wsenemeneae----euatro puntos" del Norte y “los cinco” del Sur |) atenazan, El mds grande de les poderes imperialistas alenite on sus entradas ef desangramlento provocado por un pas pobre y atrasado y su fabulosa economia se resiente del esfuerze de guerra. Matar deja de ser e] mas cémodo negocio de los mo- nopolies. Armas de contencién, y no en nimero suficiente, en todo lo que tienen estos soldados maravillosos, ademas del amor a eu patria, a su sociedad y un valor a toda prueba. Pero el iinpertaliame ae empantans en Viet-Nam, no halle caraine de. aalida y busca desesperadamente aljune que le pormita sor tear con dlmidad oste peligroso trance en que ag ve. Mas loa haciendo atin mds decidida la confrontacidn. Todo parece indicar que la paz, esa paz precaria « la que se ha dado ta} nombre, sélo porque no se ha producito ninguna conflagracién de cardeter mundial, est4 otra vez en peligro de romperse ante cualquier paso irreversible, e iaaceptable, dado por los norteamericanos. Y, a nosotros, explotados del mundo, gcudl es el] papel que nos corresponde? Los pueblos de tres continente: observan y aprenden su leccién en Vict-Nam. Ya que, con Ja amenaza de guerra, los imperialistas ejercen su chantaje scbre la hue manidad, no temer la guerra, cs la respucsta ju ita, Atacar dura ¢ inintcrrumpidamente en cada punto de cor frontacién, debe ser lg tictlea general de los pucblos. Peru, on ios Ingares en que sata mlzera paz que a frimos nos ha ddo rota, ycudl seré nuestra tarea? Liberarroa a cual- quier precio, El panorama del munde muestra une gran complajidad. La tarea de la Hberacién espera atin a paises de la vieja Euro» pa, suficientemente desarrollacos para sentir todis las con- tradieciones del capitalismo, pero tan débiles que no pueden ya seguir el rumbo del imperlalisma o iniciar esr ruta. AH! las contradicciones aleanzarén en los préximos afios caracter explosive, pero sus problemas y, por ende, la solu idén de los mismos son diferentes a la de nuestros pueblos di pendientes y atrasados econdmicamente, : ; El campo fundamental de la explotacién del iniperlalismo abarea los tres continentes atrasados, América, Asia y Africa. Cada pats tiene caracteristicas propias, pero log continentes, en su conjunto, también las presentan. Se Grp raters pape nnape oesue aernugeraniine, sagem maetounmmmirtsy SemmIENRe Sem rf Ve ae ys . aaa eT ee so _l SOT Sytte rbeittce ot Te TE ay ab ve, 8 PI TAS ET BET RTT TI a a ITS wt Ree tae eae os América conatituye un conjunte m4s o menos homogéneo y on la casi totulidud de gu territorio los capitales monopolistas ‘norteamericanos mantienen una primacia absoluta. Los go- biernos titeres 0, en el mejor de los casos, débiles y medrosos, no pueden oponerse a las érdenes del amo yy qui, Los nor teamericanos han Hegado cari al méximo de su dominacién politica y econdmiea, poco mAs podrian avanzar ya; cualquier . Shmblo de in situaclén podria convertirse an un retroceso-en su prnnacla, Su politica og mantener lo conquistado. La Ite nea de accién sa reduce on cl momento actual, al uso brutal do la fuerza para impedir movimientos de liberacién, de cua quiler’ tipo que sean, ~~ eee ee —_ Bajo el slogan, “no permitiremos otra Cubs", se encubre la portbilidad do agrealones a mansalva, como ta perpetrada cons tra Santo Domingo, o anterlormente, la masacre de Panamé, y la clara odvertencia de que las tropas yanquis estén dis- puestas a intervenir en cualquier lugar de América donde el orden establecido sea alterado, poniendo en peligro sus inte» rescs. Esa politica cuenta con una impunidead casi absolute; la OBA cs una masccra edinoda, por desprestigiada que esté; la ONU es de una ineficiencia rnyana en el ridiculo o en lo trigica; los ejércitos de todos los paises de América estén Nstos a intervenir para aplastar a sus pucblos. Se ha formado, de hecho, la internacional del crimen y la traicién. Por otra parte las burguesfas autéctonans han perdido toda aw eapacidad de oposicién al imperlaliamo —ai alguna vez la tu- vieron— y sédlo forman au furgén de cola. No hay més cam- bios que hacer; o revolucién socialista o caricatura de revo- lucién, Asia es un continente de caracteristicas diferentes. Las luchas de liberacién contra una serie de poderes coloniales europcos, dicron por resultado el establecimiento de gobiernos mas o menos progresistas, cuya evolucién posterior ha sido, en algu- nos casos, de profundizacién de los objetivos primarios de la liberacion nacional y en otros de reversién hacla posiciones pro-impeorialistas, . an Dende el punto de viata econdmico, Ratadoa Unidos tenia poco que perder y mucho que ganar en Asta, Los cambios le fave- recun; se lucha por desplazar a otros poderes neocoloniales, ponetrar nuevas esferas do accién en el campo econdmico, a voces directamente, otras utilizando al Japon. ae | : : q $ te f ' | x | i — Paar Sart 25 ‘ Sensi Itb OS SRD AON ERE Ire ET AR ERROR IA rer Sen fe oe + nmap Tes Serene, gt arse orale pe RE oe ed Se ~
Pero existen condiciones politicas especiales, sobre tod: en la peninsula Indochina, que le dan caracteristicns de capi‘al ims portancla al Anta y juegan ave papel importante en In cstrates gla militar global del imperialismo norteamericano. Esty ejere ce un cerco a China a traves de Corea del Sur, Japé., Tal- wan, Vict-Nam del Sur y Tailandia, por lo menos. Esa doble situacién; un interés estratégico tan importante co- we ak nee oe seem td iid el ceréamliltarce law Reptblica- Popular China y lo amble 00. cién do aus caplinles por penctrar esos peandes mereacon que todavia no dominan, hacen que ef Asia sea uno de log lugares Hees ssn mig explosivas del mundo actual, a pesar de la aparen'e esta- bitidad fuera def Area vietnamita, Pertencciendo geoprifleamente a este continente, pero can Bis proplas contradieciones, ef Oriente Media esta on plona ebullicién, alu que se pucda preveer hasta donde Hey urd esa guerra fria entre Isract, respaldada por los imperialists, y los paises progresistas de la zona, Es otro de lus voleanes ame- nazadores del mundo. El Africa, ofrece las caracteristicas de ser un campo cast vire gen para la invasion neocolonial. Se han producide cambtor que, on alguna otedida, oblizaron a los poderes neoee onialos a coder sus antiguas prevropativas de cardeter abselute, Pero, . cuando los procesos se Hevan a cabo ininterrumpldamonte, al colunialismo sucede, sin violencia, un neocolonialismo de igua- les efectos en cuanto a la dominacién econdmica se rc flere. Estados Unidos no tenia colonias en esta regién y ahora lucha por penetrar on logs antiquos cotos verrados de sus socios, Se puede asegurar que Africa constituye, en los plines o: trateégl- cos del imperialismo norteamericano, su reservorio a largo plazo; sus inversiones actuales séio tlenen impertanc:a en la Union Sudafricana y comienza su penctracién en el Congo, Nigeria y otros paises, donde se inicia una violenta competen- ela (con caradcter pacifico hasta ahora) con otros podtres im- perialistas. No tiene todavia grandes intereses que defender salvo su pra- tendidu derecho a intervenir en cada lugar del globo on que sug mienopoliog olfateen buenas ganancius o la oxistencla do grandes reservas de materias priman, Todos estos anteeedentes hacen Helto el planteamiento Inte- rrogante sobre las posibilidades de Uberacién de los pueblos a corto o mediano plazo. PMT ane Ee ek MeN PS ANY Ptr AMES BR eT ATED Themeemans + 1 : Bee alban + see canned 4 cea fo enn festeme ae Sad ae td the ees eterna Si anallzamos of Africa veremos que se lucha con alguna ine tensidad en los colonias portuguesas de Guinea, Mozambijue y Angola, con particular éxito en la primera y con éxito va- riable en lag dos restantes. Que todavia se asiste a la lucha entre los succsores de Lumumba y les viejos cémplices de Tshombe en el Congo, lucha que, en cl momonte actual, pa- rece inclinarae a faver de los ultimos, los que han “pacificar do” cn au proplo proveche ung gran parte del pals, aunque la guerra se mantenga latente. ' En Rhodesia el problema es diferente: elf imperialismo brité-: ‘ nico utillzé tedes los mecanismos a su aleance para entregar . al poder a la minorfa blanca que lo detenta actualmente, El ‘ ITE RN pep eerie decpttg papas, the gate URE TENTED Heeb pT geaTER tine cttemminmmtn mumtmnmme ae nae unt caso wa me Ls oh treemimnmmaes OER SEA EE BPE RE ET ES : : oe a, :
; conflicto, desde e] punto de vista de Inglaterra, oa absolute. mente antioficial, sélo que esta potencia, con gu habitual ha- bilidad diplomatica —también tamada hipocresia im buen co- mance-- presenta una fachada de disgustos ante ‘as medidas tomadas por el gobierne de Ian Smith, y es apcyada en su : talmada ac‘itud por algunos de los paises del Corimonweelth que !a siguen, y atacada por una buena parte de Ics pafses del Africa Negra, sean o no décites vasallos econémi ‘os de) im- ere neptathine biglea TT se En Rhodesia ta aituactén puede fornarse sum is ano explosiva stipe afew nnn annnnne SH Cristalizacan los esfuerzos de los patriotas negro: para alzar- | ge en armos y este movimiento fuera apoyado ef :ctivamente por las naciones africanas vecinas. Pero por nho-a todos los problemas se ventilan en organismos tan inacuos como la ONY, el Canmonwealth o la QUA, ; ( Sin embargo, la evolucién politica y social del Africa no hace prever una situacién revolucionarla continental. Las luchas de liberacién contra los portugueses deben terminir victoria- | samente, pera Portugal no signifiea nada en la nénina impe- | rialista, Las confrontaciones de importanela revoluclonaria son q& law que ponen en jaque a toda el aparate Imperialista, auns que no por eso dejemos de luchar por la liberaciér de las tres colonias portuguesas y por la profundizacién de sus revolu- clones, Cuando las masas negras de Sud Africa o Rhodesii inicien su auténtica lucha revolucionaria, se habrh iniciado una nueva época ene! Africa, O, cuando las masas empobre-idas de un pals se lancen a rescatar su derecho a una vida digna, de las manos de ‘as oligarquias gobernantes. Hasta ahora se suceden les golpes cuartelariog on que un grupo de aficiales reemplaza a otro o a un obe -nante que ya no sirva sus intereses de casta y a loa de fas po encias que lus manejan solapadamente pero no hay convulsiones popu- lures. En e' Congo sv dieron fugazmente estas cat acteristicas Impulsadas por el recuerdo de Lumumba, poro hu ido por- diendo fucraua en lor, dltimos meses, En Asia, como vimos, la situacién es explosiva, y 10 gon adlo Viet-Nam y Laos, donde ee lucha, los puntos de fri cién, Tam- bién lo es Cambodia, donde en cualquier momento puede inl- ciarse la ayresién directa norteamericana, Tailandia, Mala- f sia y, por supucsty, Indonesia, dende ne podomes pensar que - i { Seng ale separ memannrecaree een ae MRETREETER | IIT RINE TRT Bering MTG RoR TUTE so haya dicho la dltima palabra pese al aniquilamlento del Partido Comunista de ese pals, al ocupar el poder log reac- clonurios, Y, por supuesto, el Oriente Medio, En América Latina se lucha con las armas en la mano on Guatemala, Colombia, Venczucla y Bolivia y despuntan ya lug primeros brotes en Brasil. Hay otros focos de resistencia que aparecen y se extinguen, Pero casi todos los paises de para renultar trlunfante, no pusds conformarse coh menog que la instauracién de un goblerno de corte sociallsta. -~--~----En. este continente se habla practicamente una lengua, salvo we el caso excepcional del Brasil, con cuyo pueblo los de habla@-"" “"* hispana pueden entenderse, dada la aimilitud entre ambos {diomas. Hay una identidad tan grande entre jas clases de _.'. este continente estén maduros para una jucha de tipo tal, que estos pafses que loyran una identificacién de tipo “internacio- nal americano", mucho més completa que en otros continen- ‘tos. Lengua, costumbres, religién, amo comin, los unen. El grado y las formas de explotacién son similares en sus efec- tos para explotadorca y explotades de una buena parte de los pafnon de nucntra América. ¥ la rebelién esta madurando ace- rT] leradamente en ella. Podemos preguntarnos: esta rebelién, jeémo fructificara?; ude qué tipo ser4? Hemos sostenido desde hace tiempo que, dadas sus caracteristicas similares, la lucha en América ad- quirird, en su momento, dimensiones continentales. Seré ea cenario de muchos grandes batallas dadas por la humanidad tualmente se sostienen en forma activa son sdélo episodios, pe- ro ya han dado los martires que figurardn en la historla ame- rieana como entregando su cuota de sangre necesaria en esta iltima elapa de la lucha por la Hbertad plena del hombre. AML figurardn los nombrea del Cendte. Turelos Lima, del cura Camilo Torres, del Cmdte, Fabricio Ojeda, de loa Cmdtes. Lo- batén y Luis do la Puente Uceda, figuras principalisimas on log movimlentos revelucionarios de Guatomals, Colombia, Va- nezuela y Peru. Pero la movilizacién activa del pueblo crea sus nuevos dir gentes; César Montes y Yon Sosa levantan la bandera en Gue- tomala, Fablo Vazques y Marulanda lo hacen en Colombia, 2 ORS PE TS RR EE EET PIO ’ ' ' para su lberacién, ; En el marco de csa lucha de alcance continental, las que ec- Mak Sotmgemnammnene ener
14-00000 Douglas Bravo en el oceldente del pais y América Martin en Fl Bachiller, ditizen sug respective d frentes on Venesucla, Nuevos brotes do guerra surgiran en estos y otrog paises & americanos, coma ya ha ocurrida e 1 Boliviayo tran ereciendo, con tedas lis vicisitudes que entra la este pelizroso oficio le revoluctonario moderne, Muchos minirén vietinas de sus coe oe oe OPFOTCS, OfOd CactAN on ol dure combate que se avecina; mud. "vos luchadores ¥ Nuevos dirigentes surgiran al calor de la lucha revolcionaria, El pueblo “ira formando sus comba. tlentes y sus conductores en cl marco selective de la gucria misma, y los aventes yanquis de r-presién avientardn, Hoy hay asesores en todos los paises donde la lucha armada se mantlene y eb efércita peruano reali26, al parecer, una exitosa batida contra los revolucionarios de «so pais, también asesorade ¥ cntrenado por los yanquis, Pero si los focos de guerra se le van con suficiente destreza polities y militar, se hardn prac- ticamente imbatibles ¥ esigivig nh cvos envios de los yan- quis. En cl propio Pert, cus ‘what fad y ftemeza, nuevas fe guras aun no completamente connc.das, reorganizan le lucha Buerrillera. Poco a poco, las armas obsoletas que bastan pa- 1S ra la represidn de las pequefas ban las armadas, irdn convir. tiéndose en armas modernas y log Fiupos de asesores on com- batientes: norteamert fanos, hasta qus, en un momento dado, s¢ vean obligados a enviar cantida les creciontes do tropas regulares para asegurar la relativa estabilidad de oun poder cuyo ejéreite nacional titere Se deshiterra ante los combates de las guerrillas. Bs ol caming de Vii t-Nam; es el caring que deben seguir los pueblos; es el camisao que seguiré América, con la caracteristica especial de que los Brupos cn armas pu- dieran formar aluo asl como Junta: de Coordinacién Para hacer mas dificil ta taren represiva iol imperialisme yanqui y focilitar la propia causa, América, continente olvidady por its dltimas luchas politi- cas de liberacién, que empieza a hactrse sentir a través de la Tricontinental en ba voz de fa vanguerdin de gus pueblos, que eg la Revolucion Cubana, tendrd una tarea de mucho mayor relieve: Ia de la ereacion del Segunce o Tercer Viet-Nam ‘a del Segundo y Tercer Viet-Nam del mundo. En dofinitiva, hay que tener en cuenta que el imperlalismo és un sistema mundial, Gltima etapa del capitalismo, yY que hay que batirlo en una gran confrontucién mundial, La fina- ” mem + Bide mwey ths om THERA a grerwn et nnd £1 OPER, EIT tm pesto ag te 5 Hae oe . ’ } ee to eat fy ' ny r NEI SNe One Se tO eater ate nae PIMURER CUE oper Her Oe gi am een * = ess TEL ST TRTOGRI TOBE TREE Ba, tree een oe , , RN cn ci a TPE ACA OU eae og an vg ,
14-00000 Ae RECARO = entice ere ng - lidad estratégica de esa lucha debe ser la destruccién del . imperialismo, La participacién que nos toca a nosotros, los explotados y atrasados de] mundo, es la de climinar las bases de austentacién del Imperialismo: nue troa pucblos oprimidos, de donde extraen capitales, materiag primas, técnicos y obree roe baratos y a donde exportan nucvos capitales —Inatrus mentos de dominacién—, armas y tod: clase de artfeulos, su- miéndonos en una dependencia absolv ta. El clemento fundamental de esa {in didad estratégica serd, entonces, la Uberacién real de loa pucblos; Wberacién que se ’" producird; a través de lucha armada. en la mayoria de los casos, y que tendra, en América, casi indefectiblemente, la propiedad de convertirse en una Revclucién Socialista. Al enfocar la destruccién del imperial:smo, hay que identifi- car a su cabeza, la que no es otra que ‘os Estados Unidos de Norteamérica, Debemos realizar una trrea de tlpa general que tenga come finalidad tactica sacar al enemigo de an ambiente obligdndolo a fuchar en lugares donde sus habltos -le vida choquen con Ia realidad imperante. No se debe despreciar al adversario; el soldado norteamericano tiene capacidid téenica y esté res paldado por medios de tal magnitud que lo hacen temible, Le falta esencialmente la motivachin ic coldgica que tlenen en Grado sumo sus mds enconados rivale. de hoy: los soldados vietnamitas. Solamente podremos triu far sobre ese ejército en la medida en que Ingremos minar su moral. Y ésta se Mina infligiéndole derrotas y ocasiindndole sufrimientos repetidos, Pero este pequcilo esquema de victorias oncierra dentre de si sacrificlos inmensos de los pucblos, sacrificios que deben exigirse desde hoy, a In luz del dia y «ue quizds sean menos dolorosos que los que deb.eron soporta: sl rehuyéramos cons» tantemente el combate, para tratar de que otros sean los que nos saquen fas castatias del fuego, Claro que, cl dltimo pais en liberarse, ‘nuy probablemente lo hard sin lucha armada, y los sufrimien‘os de una guerra lare ua y tan cruel como la que hacen los In pertalistas, se le aho- rrard a ese pucblo. Pero tal vez sea iniposible cludir esa lu cha o sus efectos, cn una contienda de cardeter mundial y.ae sufra igual o mds atin. No podemos predccir cl futuro, pero jamds debemos ceder a la tentacién claudicante de ser los sate nage ; bree sth a Region Sotarbinat nasi . eg pg ae = perm serene gg eee cee ET Te bh beae atte 6 abanderados de un pueblo que anhela au libertad, pero re | niega de la lucha que ésta con!l-va y Ie espera como un men- drugo de victoria. Es absolulamente justo evitar todo enerificio inutll Por ose eg.tan importante el exclarecimiente de las poslbilidades efee- tivas que tiene Ja Am‘“rica dependiente de tlberarse en forma pacifica, Para nosotros esté ¢\-ra ja solucién de esta inte- rrogante; podré ser o no el moi iento actual el indicado para iniciar la lucha, pero no podemes hacernos ninguna ilusién, nl tenemos derecho a ello, de logrur Ja Iibertad sin combatir, ¥_ los combates no seran meras luc has callejeras de pledras cone tra gases lacrimdégenos, ni de huelgas generales pacificas; ni wee OO et bet BF de aR et FB Beeee tea ve seré la lucha-de un pueblo enfurecido que.destruys.en dogo». tres dias el andamiaje represivc de las oligarquias gobernan- tes; serd una lucha larga, cruenta, donde su frente estara en jos refuglos guerrilicros, en las cludades, en las casas de los combationtes —donde Ia represion ira buscando victimas the cies entre aus famillares— en la poblicién campesina masa- ernda, cn las aldeas o cludades destruidas por el bombardes enemigea. Nos empujan a esa lucha; no hay més remedio que preparare la y decidirse a emprenderia. Los comienzos no serfn féeiles; serén aumamente difictles. Toda la cnpacidad de represién, toda la capacidad de brutall- dad y demagogia de las oligarquifay se pondré al servicio de su causa, Nuestra misién, en la primera hora, es sobrevivir, despucs actuaré el ejemplo perenne de la guerrilla realizane do la propaganda armada en fa acepelén vietnamita de la fra- ge, vale-decir, Ja propaganda de ies tros, de los combates que ge ganan o se plerden, pero se dan, contra los enemigos. La gran ensefianza de la invencibllidad de la guerrilla rene diendo en las masas de los desposefdos. La galvanizacion del espiritu nacional, Ja preparacién para tarcas mas duras, para resistir represiones mas violentas. El odio como factor de tue cha; el odlo intransigente al enemigo, que impulsa mas alld de las limitaciones naturales del ser humano y lo convierte en una efectiva, violenta, selective y fria maquina de matar. Nuestros soldados tienen que rer asi; un pueblo sin odio no puede triunfar sobre un enemigo brutal. Hoy que Mevar la guerra haste donde ¢) enemigo la Neve: a su casa, a sus lugares de diversién; hacerila total. Hay aue é “a AB S aeeneicens tee)
st) Fa enteetatly. < = SRA I Cake TIO RR SAUER em REN EE TRANS me re pee Lg eg Rew nasi tng ans steht portal Dt red a a pie mats ay impedirle tener un minuto de tranquilidad, un minute de so- stego fuera de sus cuarteles, y alin dentro de ing mismos: valacarlo dende quiera que se encuentre; hacerlo sentir una fiera ucosada por cada lugar que transite. Entonces au moral ira decayendo, Se hara mas bestial todavia, pero se notaran los signos del decaimiento que asoma. ¥ que se desarrolle un verdad ro internacionalismo proletas rio; con ejércitos proletarios int: rnacionales, donde Ja bande- ra bajo la que se luche sea la cuusa sagrada de la redencién de la humanidad, de tal modo que morir bajo las ensefias de Vict-Nam, de Venezuela, de Guatemala, de Laos, de Guinea, de Colombia, de Bolivia, de Brasil, para citar sdlo los esce- narlos actuales de la lucha armidiy sea” igualmente-gloriesa. Ao farts Bape ncety y apetecible para un american... un asidtico, un africano y, aun, ul eurepeo. . Cada gota du sangre derramad. en un territerio bajo cuya bandera no se ha nacido, es etperiencia que recoge quien sobrevive para aplicarla luego cn la lucha por la Hberacién de su lugar de origen. Y cada pueblo que se lbere, es una fase de la batatla por la liberacién del propie pueblo que se ha ganads, Es ln hora de olemperar nucsirsa discrepanciags y ponerlo todo ul servicio de la lucha. Que ayitan grandes controversias al mundo que lucha por la libertad, lo ssbemng todo. y no lo podemos escander. Que han adquirido un carfcter y una agudeza tales que luce sumamen- te diffedl, si ne imposible, el didloye y le conciilacién, también “Yo subermos. Buscar métudos para inielar un didloge que los contendientes rehuyen es una tarea indtil. Pero el enemiga esta alli, golpea todas los dias y umenaza con nucvos golpes y esos golpes nos unirén, hoy, mafiana o pasado. Quicnes ontes lo capten y se preparen a esa union necesaria tendran el reconocimiento de lus pueblos. Dadas fas virulenclas e intransigencias com que se defiende” cada causa, nosotros, los desposcidos, .no podemos tomar pare tido por una u otra forma de manifestar las discrepancias, aun cuando coincidamos a veces con algunos planteamientos de una u otra parte, o en mayor medida cen los de uha parte que con los de la otra. En el momento de la lucha, la forma en que se hacen visibles las ac‘tuales diferencias constituyen una debilidad; pero en el estado en que se encuentran, querer i i rimamerenhhenesn ned omaminge tan ermawe cme t ph tine OPS EERSTE GE CTY TA a PAT ELITES, SRE RIT OOP a | | i
14-00000 Neadel’s TOUT OME eee eed ne ete ee : 1 ' arreglarias mediante palabras es una ilusiin, La historia las ira borrando o dandoles su verdadera ex; licaclin. En nuestro mundo en lucha, todo lo que ‘ea discrepancia en torno a la tactica, métedo de accién para la consecusida de objetivos limitades, debe analizarse con el respeio que mere cen las apreciacionca ajenas. En cuanto al gran objetive estrae tégico, la deatruceiin total del imperialiamo por medio de la vtucha, debeming ger iatransigenten, ee nt ome Ginteticemos aah nuesiras aspiraclones de victoria: destruceidn note del imperialismo mediante la climinaci6n ce su baluarte mas fucrte: ef dominio imperialista de los Estacos Unidas de Nore teamerica, Tomar como funeidn tactica la liberacion gradual de los pueblos, uno a uno o por grupos, Il-vando al enemigo auna lucha difictl fuera de su terreno; lqeidindole sus bases de sustentacidn, que son sus territorios d -pendientes. Eso significa una guerra larga. Y, lo repet mos una vez mas, una guerra crucl, Que nadie se engate cui nde la vaya a inl- ciar y que nadte vacile en iniciarla por tenor a los resulta. des que pucda tracr para au pueblo, Es cant la dniea espe angza de vietorta, a2 Na podemos eludir el lamado de la hora, Fos lo enseia Viet- Nam con su permanente leccion de heroisn-o, su tragica y co- | tidlana leceién de lucha y de muerte para lograr la victoria i ern en acer nn final. ANi, los soldados del imperialismo encuentran In incomodi- ‘dad de quien, acostumbrado al nivel de vida que ostenta la nacton norteamericana, tiene que enfrenterse con ta tierra hostil; la inseguridad de quien no puede moverse sin sentir que pisa territorio enemigo; la muerte a los que avanzan mas alla de sus reductos fortificados; Ia hostilidid permanonte de toda la poblacten. Todo eso va provocando la repercusién ine terion en dow Matadex Uniden: va haciendo surpir un factor atennadoe por et imperialisme en pleno vigor, la lucha de clae { ses atin dentro de su propio territorio. | jComo podriamos mirar el futuro de luminoso y cercano, si. ‘ dos, trenz muchos Vict-Nam florecicran en Ja superficie del H globo, con su cuota de muerte y sus tragecias Inmensas, con t su heroismo cotidiano, con sus golpes repet dos al imperialis- \ mo, con la obligacién que entraha para dst) de dispersar sus fuerzas, bajo cl embate del odio creciente die los pueblos del | mo : . - : mo, mundo! | ‘ vs | 2 Cuma Ave Pénky, L renacié de sus cenizas, ooo aguerrido y querrillero, oo Ot : OATS RUTTEN ISLE C TOC I Cn NS AF . ‘ . . soos Ey ERA ER A TRA BRIO TESTS BL se PEED th tel ett 1 Renton 2 eee mg ND RE NIT SND . .
a a4 : . f ¥ si todos fuéramos tapaces de i Nitned, para que nussttos ‘ Keulpea fucran maa adlides ¥ corte ‘oa, para que la ayuta de tudo Upe a los pueblos ot tucha ft era atin mas fective, jque . grande seria ol futuro, y qué ceren so! : Sta nosotros, los que en un pey tenho punte del inapa del ; a . . mundo cumplimes el deber que 4 reconizamos y ponemos a “ ee aes : ‘ a Tr ene see mmm om - <dignosicidn do la lucha este poco jue nos cs permitide der: : . Ruestras Vic ~, nuestra sacrificle, nos toca alguno de estos a ae nen eee a, sees see fag Nantar ef uttine suspire sobre cualquier tierra, ya nuege ~ - tra, reyada con nuestra sangre, sdoase que hemos medida ol alvance de nuestros actos ¥ que boned consideramoa nada Mad que elementos en el pean ejei ta del proletariado, pera , hos sentiines orpullosos de haber aorendido de la Revolucién f . Cubana y de su gran dirigente m:ximo la gran lecelén que _ kein Mat tauinites op atepusuesen 6 ; emana de su actitud en esta parte del mundo, “qué importan Mere sem meng ween seme i. log peligros o racrificion de un homl re a de un pueblo, eunnde | ae : etd en Juege of deating de la hun antdad", i : VE DE ERRATAS 4 Toda nuestra aeclin es un prite do Buerra contra el imp. uo ; | rialismo youn clamor por la unidac de los pucblos contra ol En la pig. 8, Sto. parrafo, 3ra, ines, dice: “sabemos seRores" “4 . gran enemigo del enero human: bos Estados Unidos de Nore : Pero también son culpables de los que en"... , 2a teamérica. En cualquier lugar que nos sorprenda Ia muerte, : ' é Ipables bienvenida sea, siempre que ése, nuestro grito de guerra, ha« Debe decir: sabemos, sefiores! Pero también son culp: . , ya llegado hasta un ofdo receptivo, } otra mano se tienda para : los que om... ; empufar nuestras armas, y otroa hombres se apresten @ one . : | tonar los cantos luctuosos con tabl:teo de ametralladoras ¥ 7 : ; nuevos gritos de guerre y do victor-a. En In pig. 14, 2do. parrafo, 2a, linea dice: “de los patriotas : : Negros para alzarce” so CHE Debo decir: ...de lon patelotas negroes para olsarse j a lo nabe- En la pag. 21, Sto. parrafo, 2a. linea dice: Nbertad, | sa : mos todo...” i Debe decir: libertad, fo sabemes todon... i : SA » caeujvesmaeemvin-w—pugantenaane vostocovine csweemet test wearaee’ N “ i : “BR peeaeeesinsmemeatermemerwr 0 ese ot . } 5 : a ae Y ofl, : BPE igh MOO remem ernest: pears a nie Gre ied Pama any ine 2 Pepa ht eRe i '
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14-0000, es neeate ben cage ter acamae ‘ et ie 7 Catteni vats 40 ATTALIOENT #1 TG HMtA0I2243, 13 June 1567 ‘ cs nnene naengbsepaeeneeananm quidco se emis ee ey Jeary = _. . - i, IMSS e: SENET BeBAT i § a : ° idithe 3 Re af } GR nd ? gener eeeate 7 haz ,1967 : Subject: Analysis of Li?2A. Traffie Belatiing to LIZIE o/3 for the Pericd 26/4/57 to 5/5/67. Lo. 4. In reviewing the trefric for the neriod indicated Rowton found general confirmation of waat LizIuG/3 reported to him with the following exceptions: a) A certain sra Anita Renzo (paon) tells LIEINS/3 et about 2000 on 26/4/67 that she had been attezptin;s to locate him. She states that she was told at the Academia that LIRING/3 was on leave of absence, in Cuba. Sra AGLvA Bab’S FUE patcage af> OFOugat »1un him from Monterrey. L/s arranges to see her right efter the call. (Si5-12 (14.5) b) LIAXING/3 tas resumed contact with his cistress, Sra. Berta Wigisser (Berta tafeld ee digtsser, Calle Fuente Diana 22, Lomas. 2%—13(12.5) on 27/4/67 and a long conversation on 3/5/67 (S22-17(5/3) reveals that they are resuming their exzerous trysts at the safehouse as previously, shortly after LIZiInG/3's meetings with Zowton. L/3 states to sra.wigis- ser that Ze is setting up a new business., but does not reveal any sens- _ tive inferaation on purpose of the business, Sra. Berta says in course of conversation "she has not been in too nappy a situation with her hus- band lately....he has been quite nice to ser, but there is some tension an indifference on her part. She wants to finish up this year (probably art studies),then wants to study languages end go to tourist school®. I/3 says shat the last two menths have been terribly agitated for him -— full of things, including a lot of things which he ‘is not going to tell her. Also sra. sigisser comments that she has alveys respected everyone's beliefs ~ this in reply to L/3's statentn that "their fields of action vv." gre too different”. °) SAN-15(5.0) reveals that L/3 telephoned L/4& waile jlatter was working ste in the Corsulate on 29/4/67 and akked her to typ pe jout a.letter on plain _ Paper as follows: "Carlos: If you get the nilitary training card in : ., 2 days, they will arrange yourgeneral passport here. It costs 1,500 pesos. I think thst you will avoid possible difficulties in the Dept of Foreign Affairs in Mexico". L/3 added "Don't put anything as signaé= ture. I have to sign this ‘Sergio’ but with a disguised handwriting." t = 4 L/3 later comments thet passzort really costs 2, pesos, to which @= ' 1/4 cuts in with "Then why don’t you put 2,000 down?8": 1/3 replies sy "alright, put 2,000 down ther. The tandling was p iid. This refers to bas! the passport. The other was the birth certificate." In another call oe ae a eA" later that sane cay Seer ea a out the Letter ewe ever she replies that “Seteee dae om ie n dore L/ says: Lene’. S/c aqtrw/& aMmn- 22493 , oe 79538!
i ie! 2. - ‘. : : : ree eta T gcReTIR2OX The above letver was probably ¢estined for Rowton to convined Howton that the passport operation woulé cost 2,CCO resos. LIsIhG/3, however, ut inforked Rowton of his plan to set nis half-brother to obtain the passport in Horthern Mexico end assured Howton that it could be done without his baving to expose hinself locally. Ze, however, Cid not uernticn any aoney, probably becasue of Rowton's insutations regarding the 2,000 peso fee al- reacy allegedly pe:i to aclando zicjas. It remains to be seen whether LIRING/3 will present sowten with this forged letter at a later date. 2, On the other hand the LIFEiT Take for this period provides excellent con firmation of reports made to towton by LIRLIG/3 as indicated below: a) The reporting both by 1/3 and L/& on the contacts with Abreu were borne ; Out Vy Gabe ic burough saneip,lor tae period 2o-30/4/67. This incluzes Abreu's visits to 2/3's house 2t 1800 wn 26/4/87 and 1830 on 28/4/67, i and the fact that L/& worked in the Consulate vart-tine on 27 423,29 . and 30 April,1967. i/% Gid not tell Rowton what she was doing (making up passports,visas and lists of visa applicants) but: towton, on she i ' other hand did not ask her directly. A conversation between L/& and ; Abreu on 27/4/67 confiras again 3/4's true feelings with regard zo the : local staff. She ask whether Seranbu (probadly enoula be Zscartin} is still there? When Abreu repli:s in the affircetive,: she Says thas she would like to elixinate that fear she has of going to the Embassy. But if adds quickly tzat she will go by the Embassy eerly the next zort- ing. In discussing situation with Rowton L/S kad stated that sae was i most concerned abeut Eseart{in and his wife sinc: suey were. doth menbers of the Communist Party and difficult to ceel with. Sane thought they . were worse than Cereéa. L/&'s interest in the welfare of the Cubers hurt in the bombing incident (shich L/3 felt was a little over-extau- siastic) was confirzed in her chat with Catalina on 4/5/67. 1/3 told Kowton thet he had to warn L/4 against showing too much sudden inverest _ ...._ 48 persons of the staff that sre df not know at all well. b) L/& and Mrique Morales met regualrly at the Cafe Kiera Literarioc on eaile Iieja. This was previocsly reported to owton an passing by 1/3. | e) S4n(44) (2.0) on 27/8/67 confirzs L/3's account of the affidavit in lieu of birth certificate obtained for hia by his half-brother and Riejas. In this intercept the half-brother states that" they" have are ranged the ecta yesterday,sent it to court todey (27/4/67) and the dudge will sign it to2 ee edis that he had to invent” the signa- ture (of the non-exi sii EERe oad) Hat 2 L/3 will have to Practice it re : ee ances, Fisas asa ~scnnmsaminen of _evttmens (an tone oxy memreaitle uo ettetmtse os cya ce2e: . aoe
“ ey Cy RIGS Bene - a wey | ; i : tein? i ¥ RS ULV s xml App he Likewise 348~15(5.5) confirms L/3's rerort to kevten tras ga the original Birth certificate (fcr a person born in 1915} to nis Statemalan friend caccbo Ro@riguez Fadilla since he himself could : not use it and Jacobs had appealed to him to hel: hin obtdsa some sort of false documentation. Cn 13/5/67 L/3 in2zrned’ Revtea that . Jecobo resides witb his son at Calle Marti 252 {ss he: recall 3 from memory) in apartment 7-3, end works at IZEYZYEL 7.1.C.2. in the Audie torio Hacional., However, SAn-15(5.5) reveals tzst Jacoto isforned L/3 on 29/5/57 that he does not live at his cld eddress anc that he hes married "Scnie® 3. Attached for seadquarters information ana reference is a preligiznary liat of persors mentioned in the LIF=aT take to cate with revc.a' % cczzents and Sub HCE eS GS VO tueLE LGEGbllye aDyY braces aOusa ve avprec.atec. wepesr sv Rowton een anas 1b teeabe Np tonteenead A abe aoe Conetares 1 i 1 is t _1 ee cee ee ee rea ean oom wie ta eebe TD
14-00000 “se weer saeigineios pete Saprereesensersartet webnntneereremmtmn aseme 3 St peers ey en zee oy rr ° ° Or, “agi. : - STC SORTRAPOK Kist of names anceertns in LIFTAT SECREY Dox of Li IREES/3! serepuene: ancrea Anita Banzo CAthe TP azo" Carrasco, Carnen David Elias Estelita Francine Guerre ,Manuel Isaac Itzel Julita Eobel, Sergio Macias ,luis Hanacar,Graciela Rago Glantz Konica Kéerales ,mnrique- Oliva, Cacar Rojas, Felipe Pedro and Penny Zinguni i i robably by ex-busdand Bizé, ee a a Child of Carmen Carrasco, painter. woman from Monterrey who gave LIRING/3 a package to de- liver te someone in Mexico City. (Sam 5(5.0) ; BPErd ind’ Pop’ sShesh8 “known to LIRING/3 and Enrique Morales. if3 says he has "bad intentions" "there". (San-7 (5.2) wife of Dr. cuan Carrasco,neurosurgeon. Ex-husbtand is Bizé. L/% ehernmel ta linda Esheowerrfa (OL5-7 (22.0), friend or relative of LIRING/3 end Enrique Morales. probably husbendof Tere, sister of Esperanza,wife of Enrique Yorales. Telephone is 24-62-67,list24 in name of Leo Speck- wan Beringer, Calle Azores 222. : : : Friend or relative of LIBIHG/3,. Wwantec to ‘know’ saere fri- bumal of Civili Registry is. Ko sure where her parents re= gistered her birth. 4unt of LIZING/3. probatly wife of Inis Macias. by i Srother of Esperanza, wife of Enrique Yorales. Employee of ILSTE. Friend ef L/3 and Enrique Forales. Child of L/3 by ex-wife, Graciela Manacar. i relative of Luis Mecifas. i i Salfebrother of L/3. Lives in Sabinas, Coah. ; Fainter friend of L/? and =mrisue Morales. Bas ‘child 20— months old. L/3 and =M planned to meet in his house. Ex-wife of 1/3. Lives at 259 Calle Casas Grandes. Yorks at Seguro SOF (tel: 24-52-21). i ; poo to a friend of Esperanza Guerra de Morales. friend or relative of Esperanza Morales. | friend and contact of 1/3. wife is Esperanza Guerra de Morales, probably dauchter of Dr. Ricardo Guerra tejada, Constituzsentes 474 (tal: 15=01-43, Werks in Bellas Artes, Friend of L/3. | : Mexican enployee of Cuban Embassy. Runs office of propa- genda at 250 Hamburgo, Tel: 25-46-33, ext 6. (Sa-7(9.0) Selatives or children of L/3 by ex-wife Child (cant Serpe saugeat wife.
ne beer eae romney aie a tn Sete Lhe oemttdines meaner es inraseet em ea ne fh naeslee a Cranry!: PEAR 1967 om Sear tee Subject: Sallace 3. 2oston Heeting with LE2IK6/3. 1. Rowton set with LIRING/3 from 0915 until about 1230 on 13 May,1967 in the safehouse. LI2ING/3 stated at the outset that he wanted to talk at some length with Howton about their relationship, the work he was coing for Rowton, end the best course of action he felt be could most profitably follow. Rowton listened patiently throcghout the entire session, inter= rupting only occasionally to esk questions and clarify a point which he | @4d not understand. Rowton attachs herwith five sheets upon which LiainG/3 sketched cut his thougnts while talking, which together with Rowton's com- ments below, may provides Headquarters with a better idea of how LIZiNG/3's mind works. 2e LIRING/3 began with a review of what Be described as the current ceompli- cated picture( Page 4) He imagined Cuta and Guatemala as an atomic structure surrounded by electrons representing the DSz, MINEX, Cormrcio, and suca personalities as 4rsol xodriguez, Ousuani CienZuego and Castro himself.in the case of Cuba; end the Government, Communist Farty, Montes, Yon Sosa, and members of the revolution, in the case of Guatemala. He then pictured such entities mf as Garcia, Navarrete,dacobo Rocriguez end FAR of apart and below Guatemala and the local smbassy and vousulute apart and below j Cuba. At the bottom he placed such types as Rail Horeno, nember of the >, Communist Ferty of “Mexico, Sergio Valdez, Trokskyite, Carlos Villasefios a and (fnu) Lozano, radical activists attempting to form a guerrille band in Guererc. Ze added a circle below for the Haitians whom Sergie Vaidez claims to have been in contact with at his studie off the Monumento de la ‘Revolucién. LIRIHG/3 then placed himself in the center of this picture. 3- He twan explained that the picture had been confused enough before, but what made it more confusing thatf ever to him was the sudden and unexplained appearance on the scene of Rail Moreno end his #ife Silvia together with Sergho Valdez. LIRING/3 explained that he knew each of these persons se- parately, Silvia Marin de Moreno as the sister of his friend Sergio Gonza lez Marin of Comercio and Industrie and a fanatic if rather naive menber ef the conmunist ‘party of Mexico (Silvia), Rafil Moreno, as a formal party member but somewhat disoriented at the moment, and Sergio Valdez, as an art student of his (L/3) and a-Trotskyite impatient with the discipline of the e , communist party. L/3 continued that he never realized that Moreno and SECRET Ee scenermapnn seers eee
open KAPOK “Valdez knew each other until the} came with Silvia toe his home recentiy. Although they talked of art superficially, LI:ING/3 was not clear as to why they had unexpectedly called on hin at that time. The only concrete points that cane of the discussion,which eventually turned on politics, was that Moreno claimed to know the FAR representative at the University (rroepagan- da responsible) and offered to introduce LIRING/3 to him at the first sp-. portunity. L/3 continued that a few days later Sergio Valdez called on hin alone and after some prelininary remarks sta:ed that he was anxious to get in touch with the Cubans and noped that LIRING/3 would be willing to kelp bia establish a direct contact with Savana. L/3 commented in reply to Row- ton's query, that he thought Valdez vas sincere in his desire and believed that Valdez actually does not have contact with the Cubans, particularly 4 direct link with Savana. ke, however, did not exclude the possibility that Valdez’ request was nothing more chen a pretext to ascertain somehow che contacts that ZIRING/3 binself suprosediy had in Havana at a high level. 4, LIRTIG/3 concluded his analysis of the present situation by putting forth ' the/ 428i taat Garcia and FAR had been behind Valdez’ and MNoreno‘s visit, or &t least Valdez‘ visit ( especially since they both reflected Garcia's unnappiness with the Tricontinental and Moreno .as quick to voiunteer to intpoeduce LIXING/3 to the FAR propzanda representative at the University. LIRING/3 then summed the picture up with a comment that it was not aly com- plicated but he felt that he himself had contrivuted little more than con- fusion to Rowton's understanding of the revolutionary situation in Central America. He felt himself surrounded by forces he could not understand’ but he confessed that he was intensely interested in continuing his involvenent despite the personal inconvenience end perplexities it caused his and his wife personally. He then mentioned that he was willing even to return to Havana if Rowton thought that this misht help clarify things. Re added that he might have an excellent pretext in the near future, and explained that _ his friend felipe Rojas, who had just returned from a brief visit to Havana, surprised hin the other day by informing him that the Casa de las Américas . _was thinking of inviting LIzING/3 to Havana as a judge of an art contes’. = «~, Se B8 am after-thought LIREG/3 said that of course he intended to query : - Garcia on the whole picture at their next meeting (scheduled for 18 May) my, but he was not optimistic that. Barcia would be willing to “Heer up all his ‘questions. - §, LIRING/3 then turned to the commercial’ picture (race 2) jand stated that he felt a little better in this setting. He confessed that the knew almost nothing about business and had to feel his way along, leaning alaost en~ tirely on his SSE SOK *e qonzalez Harin. He stressed that APOK: * @ i . _ | , +s thatchronmewe enemapretanys 7
oN OTE VP . b ° SEERET/ MPU fo he had absolutely no financial otivatioe in Bis relatioship with howten, and that in fact he personally detested the red tape impalved, in setttiae up the business, as well as the need to deal with such people,as Sergio Arche and his half-brother and various and sundry 5 per conters. He realized that his trips and negotiations were costing Rowton noney and that thers was a definite risk that eventually the Mexican police would tie the cca mercial cover into Cuban and FAg interests. de then stated that Bé felt that for tnis reason he should use the new identity that nis/t&é Sherine had procured through the false icta Notorial attesting to the existence ef Alberto Zarate Vidal in any further business transactions. Be added that he was now in a position to obtain ami tress ebsdice ecard (freudculant) by presenting the acta notorial to the local police. Ee said that he hoped ho soull Chsgulse Ulwcekl cvucduas wiv w Jabse musvecue, ByeLrovs,Giclerent hairdo ete so that he could avoié easy detection. He asked Rowton ho help hin in this matter if he could by precuring make-up items fron France: (where he understood the products were best). 6. LIRING/3 then stated that what bothered hin most about his relationssip to Rowton thus far was the fect thet he had become in effect totally de- pendent m Rowton for financial suprort. He repeated that his motivations - was not financial, but as things stood he had to accept money regularly fron Rowton since he had given up his previous essloyment in the Secretariat of Education. He stated that he did not know what Rowton's ultimate objectives were in the whole affair, commenting (truthfully) that he had never asked Rowton nor did he intend to, but he would like to be able in sone degree to work with Zoston on a more equal basis at least as far as money was con- cerned. He then stated thet he and his wife had talked over the matter at great length and came to the conclusion that the best solution would be for hin to accept a teaching effer that be had recently received fron Artes Plasticas of VeracOuz, which would net him about 2,700 pésos per month. . This would not quite match what Rowton had been giving him $or his perscnal use ( 3,500 pesos per month) but it would be better than jnothing and would easily take care of his living expenses and liquidation ef his debts at ‘Sears Roebuck ( his wife had run up an account of 5,000 pesos before her last trip to iavana). He explained that he would actually/be teaching in dalape only three days a week - Monday thru kednesday and could make the three-hour. trip without difficulty Sunday and wednesday hights. This would also give him financial cover in his true identity ( sinde he proposed to appear in the plastic flower business as Z&rate). He added that he reaiized that this would prevent his ak cape peearen time Sowthe buginess develo. mest . < = SEGRET KAPDK .:
7“-~ fay ' . va, SENET: nig ) but he had fcreseen this problén. “dep! Rg thet his wife Itake over the propssed factory in San Cristébal full tise (residing: there as long * as necessary) until the business was going strong enough to gustity the enploznent of a manager. LIRING/3 assured Eowton that his wife had accepted this idea (even welcomed it since she would feel that she was ecutributing) end Rowton could talk tc her privately if he wished to reassure nimself on tais point. ce confessed thet even with the ctove solution ke felt bad that Aowton had to lay cut 1,60C pesos per month rent for the (safshouse) apartment plus a relatively large agsount for the utilities. Ze would gladly " aecept Rowton's decision to abanéen the apartzcent and use Lis hore or a very suall studie gor their meetinzs. Rowton trushed this tnousht aside by assuring L/3 that they needed a relatively coaforteble and private place Sor Uleis Jistudsivue a> echi Go a yaate LOr af GO weet WTO O28 contacts. L/3 repeated that he and his wife felt somewhat enb:..rassed having to:.ex~ plain away the aprtment to their friends and were really quite content to live on a mach lower scale, although they appreciated the interest Rowton hed shown when bis wife was il] and needed better quarters. Incicentally L/3 stated that the firal diagnosis on his wife was hypothyroid ealiment rather than leuxenia,as originally supposed. Fe Rowton promised to think over these proposals of LIRiNG/3 and let him know how he felt about them at their next meeting scheduled for 1600 Og 15 May. At that ceeting dovton will point out to L/3 the inevitsale com= * plications involved in using an alias and assized identity for a legitimate business, however small,and in dealing with bere fide businesszex such as Angelo arvanitis, not to speak of Hexican and Guatemalan authorities. He will also stress that one of che fundamental parposes of the business was and regains the establishment of viable legitizate cover for LISING/3 hime 2 . gelf, both in the eyes of ‘the Cubans as well as the Guatenalans.. The only serious rick would appear when and-if (assumirs trat the business got off to a fast startjerms were actually snipped through its chennels. Zowton will therefore propose to LIRING/3 that he devote all his energies cn the business without any real intention of shipping arms at the moment |(but without dis- eleeine trie to Pak). Ro«ton will add that if it becomes jecessary to use the business for amps smuggling, he could then ostensibly sell it to alberto Zérate and perbaps even get a Cuhan or Guatezalan to assuze that identity. Rowton will stress that good finensial cover for L/3 is eqsential for any further productive contacts with Cuba and Central snericajand ‘a teaching position in Jalapa world certainly not provide this {(treve], costs being only one coz. ideration and the nuafrteherce of the 's Sy ee another). . HOw _SERETIRAPAK-- ~-¥dllace on EDT I sie waar SS Ear a “ aay . _ . of RRS t a . . yooh a 4 2. per emo we seeaheahaaiintiae
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74-00900 3 TRS LER EDO Matar seuotere ABT MSE ate Hee ene oe wae sy) ed So Sat at . . SE Were ye | Subject: ®allace ©. Powton Meetings with LIRR G/3. 1. Rewten net with LIRSING/3 at 1506 on 18 May,1957, and azain jat 1000 on 21 Say. The main purpose of these seetings wes to permit LERING/3 to repcrt to Rowten on his contact with "Garcia™ scheéuled. for 18 Hay, go thas kowton could cet a-look at Garcia in the nope of identifying him. € The Station surveillance team was stancing by for instructions to te passed as soon as the tice and place of the meeting with Garcia was de- termined}. 2. At she seeting on 18 May, LIRING/2 reported that he bad not received a telephone call fren Garcia as expected that dey, but instead a young unidentified wan had Cronved in tn his home Con Foauhave Biwal the ree wious evening when he, LIETNG/3, was not at home, end left a message with LISING/3's wife to the effect that the "serson who was to telephone® would get in touch with him in the next two or three dzys. according to LIEING/3 the young san then disappeared, despite a discreet attemat on the part of his wife to determine who be was and to persuade hig. to wait for LIS"NG/3's | return. ( Rowton has not as yet had an cpportunity to checx o.s this story @irecthly with LISISC/%, but he wiki eo so at his next private meeting with her). Rowton met gain wita LIRING/3 at 1C0C on 21 May.in the hope of < report from LIRING/3 concerning Garcia. LIsING/3, however, stated that ne contact had materialiced,that he tad stood by all day 20 May, and thar ne would centinue to do se that dey andthe followinz, if necessary, so that he would rot amiss Garcia (or the young san, if he reappeared). 3e At the meeting on 18 “ay, LIRING/3 reported that toth he and LInItG/s had decided thet it might help natters if they resumed corresponcence wits friends im Havana. He confirzed what LIsING/S had already told Rowton, that she was writing a letter to Raquel Ferez de Lozano with wacz she had been very frieud- ly while the latter was in Nexico “ity with her husband and to the secretary of General Carballo who had written ser several letters that she had not ans= _ wered. _LIRING/3 edded that LIRHG/& would give the letters, to a friend, Mar- cela olguin, who was planning to travel tc Eavena on tae next flight ( 20 Kay) in reply to Eovton's queries, LIRING/3 stated thet Marcela/Olguin was a Kezican wos an whe’ Bad married a Cubsn diplomat in Mescow abd had been the mistress of saniro Abreu. LIRING/3 coznented commented bit erly. that dbreu bad Jeft Mexico without even saying & sodbye to Marcela cate despite kis forner relatioshipwita her. (deqgrs will note that LisliG/? has reported on Ma-cela Olguin and her@rt aS Kae : fo is currently thé mistress of : Sony
14-00000 4 x Ay Ay NE we nett Spare ee eben AE eT ® TE CRICE a Bd Ce gill tM Ter aca 2 tere Monel n ete ner er teitin uote teaden oes mene ote, | aa & ° fu Oy 7 eee ee 4 i Enrique Cicaré). Rec to mat SECRET/KEPOX &, LIRING/2 stated that he hixself was willing also to resume correspondence bat he did not at the mont know how to tegin. Kowton suggested thet he might drop a line to some of the non-Cubers with whom he had had contact,on the assuxption that the letters would be censored even though sent tirough Eabassy channels, LIRING/3 agreed and accepted Bovton's recozmendation that Faz Espejo, the Cnilean friend of Fidel, cisht be a good perscn to start with. ZIsING/3 then stated that although Paz Esreje was an alchohelic and as neu~ rotic as Carzen Carrasco ( Cercen Molina de Carrasco) she had excellent con- tacts in Eavana ard was not a members of any party, at least to LIRING/3's knowledge. L/3 adced that he recalls Paz Espejo stating that she h2d been expelled from the Communist rarty Ol Volies nb bGE Gecbiig els Towtcs on 24 May, LIELIGY3 prought along the last letter he received from Pez Zspejo (nand-written in penail) about mid-March,1957, to which he hed not es yet replied. Paz Espejo's letter bears the return address: Calle 18. to. 120, Depto 5, e/ ter y 3a, Eiramar, Tel:22-46-C4&, and was dilivered to LInING/3 through Andrea Carrasco, daughter of their mutual friend , Carmen Eclina de Carrasco (LIEING/2 explained that Andrea Carrasco nad gone to Havana for a brief vacation). A copy of Faz Espejo's letter with LIRLiG/3'’s reply,which he gave to dreceli Zscart{n to deliver when the latter returns TDY tc Havana en 22 KNay,1967, is attached. , , . 5. Also attecheé is a street map drawn by LIRIUG/3 to show Rowton the: vicini-~ ty in which Paz Espejo lives. Cchoa is LIEING/3*s Honduran friend, and the arrow between Lelo Alonzo ( of Comercio) and the house of Max Figueroa is to show that the wife of Figueroa is the aistress of Lelo Alonzo. LIRING/3 elso gave Rowton the current address of Carmen Carrasco in Mexico arty viz. Calle Amsterdam 252/6, and added that she had forzerly been married to an American named Fett, an artist on sabatical leave from an American Univer= sity, who is currently living at the Eotel New York, room 206. LIzxinG/3 added that Carnen's reletions with her husbend Juan,the neurosurgeon, are strained i i and that they are virtually separated. _ 4 ,
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