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(404-10186-410039| aA oe A GO coe GD CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This metertal ecnteing information affecting the Ratiweal Dettase of the United Gtatee within the meaning ef the Espionage Laws, Title 1 UBC Bece TH and 194. the trenemimicn of revelatnen of whien ‘ia any menser to 6% Unauthortend person ts orehibited by law. . S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM couNTRY Cuba | REPORT NO, = CSC 1-316 /02305-65 SUBJECT Funds for Revolutionary Activities DATE DISTR 7 June 1965 from the Direccion General de : . Inteligencia NO. PAGES = 2 ; . ‘ REFERENCES pate OF 1964 ; INFO. , 7 sace @ . Washington, D. Cc. DATE ACG. (Februar FIELO REPORT NO. THIS 19 UNEVALUATEO ANPORMATION, souace GRADINGS ARE OEPINITIVE, APPRAISAL GF CONTENT 6S TERTATIVE. source, A former Cuban [5 officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Sorvice until April 1964, The Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate. of . Intelligence - DGI) does not make any regular payments to revo- lutionary groups but pays them only when they Have submitted a plan for revolutionary action (armed struggle) ard have had it approved in Havana. Therefore, there is no standard amount, paid to any one group or disbursed in any one country por month or year, and if no armed strugyle is in progress or being planned, ro money is given out. Funds expended in Latin America on the above basis include the following: Guatemala : During 1963, the DGI paid out about U.S, $250,000. The Yon Sosa group got about $200,000 in one year for its activities (iacluded in the $250,000) . Bl Salvador > In August-September 1963, when the Salvadoran revolutionaries were preparing for armcd struggle, they received U.5.$50,000. They used the funds for propaganda, however, and were not given any more because they had, in DGf terms, misused the money, Nicaragua : Durirg 1963 the DGI disbursed some U,5,$15,000, In addition, the professor, who was one of the liaison officers in Mexico, won a suit for some damage from a company (perhaps Pan American Airlines) and was awarded U.S.$30,000, some of © , which he turned over to the guerrillas he represented, 5 4 $-E-C-~R-E-T ek ae 3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM UMass | 8 a L.ecmeteenee fj i STATE OIA Pave T aia | nsa Two Toca EB REPCINCLANT CINCSO # I&NS Nore f “[Nore Field dit bution Indicated by * #*3 'NP (AMMUG-1)  CSCI-316/023u" Sime FG Nin y Lato & taraue RHc Ss Ct).
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(404-10196-10040 a CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material conteing informatos afecting the Batons! Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Kaptonage Lawe, Tite 1% U8G Seca 7 acd 794, the treaeutaion oy fereietion of which tn any manner to an unauthorised person te prohibited bg law. S-E+C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEYV REPORT NO. CS01-316/02304-65 ; \ COUNTRaY Cuba 7 June 1965 as suBsECT Ramiro VALDES Menendez | DATE DISTR. NO. PAGES I REFERENCES f8—F11/0C 125-64 yA ipag: 1 DATE OF 1964 8 July 1964 INFO. ; mace& Washington, D. C. , FIELD REPORT NO. \ DATE ACG. CApril 1965 - THIS 1 UNEVALUATED (NPORMATION. BOUECE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPTAISAL OF CONTENT 16 TENTATIVE. sources A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Int<«lligerce Service until April 1964. . yf Headquarters Comments The following rerort is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes surprl-mental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that th? addressees take nce action or any cf the individuals mentioned in the personality reports withcut first checking with this Agency. 1. Ramiro VALDES Menendez, the Minister of Intericr, Lives in a house on 9th Avenue between 66¢h and 68th Street, The hows is only a short distance from the Departamento de Liberacicn Nacional (National Liberation Department - LN) Iccated of 7th Avenue in the Miramar district of Havana. ‘2, VALDES was married tu one Irina VALDES; hew-ver, scemcetime- prior to April 1964, they were divorced. § § 4 4 3 S-E-C-R-E-T Cast 3 2 NO FOREIGN DISSEW Novae srs 8 i ( _fmas eet i STATE DIA Pagmy ot Navy Ala NSA MK Oca FR? BE REPCINCLANT CINCSO # T&NS ‘ “[iete: field distributics lndicnted by “#%.)
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104-10177-10048 © ans SE vas ! Prey em. Oe ow wos Krerere | en + (ines eee te) ve. wd 4 } () : ’ c ~ j . :S&eREF CEYTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ° oo >+ telligence Information Cable ¢ fm . DATE OF 7 use ; g IN PLACER | OATEACQ, | cuce OO a OS , FIELD RPORT NO, ° AND APPRAISAL, _. 1. ON THE EVENING OF 22 ULY 196% ALEREOO MIRASAL DIAZ, ATTACHE 8 CF THE CUSAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO, MET UNSER CLANDESTINE CIRCUMSTANCES, HONDURAS (PCH - HONDURAN ~ aan WITH MEMBERS OF THE PARTIDO COMUNISTA DE COMMUNIST PARTY) WHO ARE IN FAVOR CF ThE PEIPING LINE, NAMELY, CF IMMEDIATE AND VIOLENT OVERTHRCW OF THEIR GOVERIMEKT, THOSE PRESENT INCLUDED JORGE ARTURO REINA IDIAQUEZ, DICNIS!O MATUTE GUT.ERREZ, CARLOS FALCK CONTRERAS AND MARCELO ALSERTO Y ROMAN, HONDURAN EXILES IN MEXICO CITY. ee 2. MIRASAL WAS IN COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE MEETINGS, m= TOLD | ThE RONDURANS THAT THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT WOULD HELP THEM TO GET 3 AND FUNDS, SUT THAT TettS Su2ecay SOLED. BE ae a oe . STARTED SY SUPPLY ING ARMS Tus maters) costains inforsstian aitoma, Ses ‘Darsose?o! ina? uated Scates witna tie ce UG. Ona Tad and TH, ine wanumusion or fereainn ef which in Gay maAsef Lo Aa USeuiberioe® Perma M probibune 57 Me. Ane tL i . . . - . dem guedny ond - * . . . spies titieee Ear * Stacie «OMA OARMY/ACSH NAVY «AME OS OGECOTS «6OSA ON OAK OUSIA OOKR OME «(OCR COCER OOD Po TT rap nee teqey omen NRE TEE POTEET ronan weyernen 6 ces:
104-10177-10048 CA ASS.0 cae TION we BSSEMNATION CONTRO "OR 9 “nnne Coney « - -_ (Ware Ped inj WITHI3AWN AS SOCN AS POSSISLE AFIER THE HCNOURANS WERE ESTA=LISHED ~ar-- iS THE HILLS, WHERG THEY WOULD BE EXPECTED TO LOOT FOR THEIR SURVIVAL, MIRABAL WENT TO GREAT LENGTHS TO EXPLAIN THAT THE CUSAN GOVERNMENT MUST NEVER BE INVOLVED PUBLICLY IN THE VENTURE, AND RE DESIGNATED REINA AND ALSERTO Y ROMAN AS PERSONNALLY ANO CCMPLETELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DISCLOSURES WHICH MIGHT EVER TAKE PLACE, REINA AND ALEERTO Y ROMAN AGREED TO TAKE ANY AND ALL BLAME IN THE EVENT CF CAPTURE, THEY PLANNED TO TRAVEL FROM MEXICO THROUGH CENTRAL AVERICA IN MID-AUGUST 1964 TO ENLIST APPROXINATELY 25 MEN IN THE VENTURE, 1T WAS EXPECTED THAT THE GROUP WOULD 82 PRINCIPALLY COMPRISED CF HONDURAN NATIONALS, MIRABAL WARNED REINA THAT NO CUSAN SHOULD EE INCLUDED IN THE GROUP. 3. REINA WAS DESIGNATED BY MIRABAL AS HIS LIAISON 70 COORDINATE FUTURE ACTIVITES. IN THE EVENT THAT HAROLD MARTINEZ, NICARAGUAN } REVOLUTIGNARY IN COSTA RICA, CCULD NOT ACCEPT LEADERSHIP CF THE GUERRILLA BAND, THEN ALBERTO Y ROMAN WOULD 6£ NAMED LEADER, THE EAND WAS EXPECTED TO START HARRASSMENT OPERATIONS AGAINST THE HONOURAN ARMY FROM THE MOUNTAINS IN HONDURAS, GORDERING CN GUATEMALA, AT THE SEGINNING OF THE RAINY SEASON IN HONDURAS, ARCUND LATE SEPTEMBER OR EARLY OCTOBER 1964. 4, FIELD OISSEM STATE FSI ARMY NAVY AIR CINCSO CINCLANT ° END CF MESSAGE GASS.HCA TION = SIS EAUNATION CONTE AS Seer ne eee
404-10177-10050 ee oye a ; en re) H, Ofo, fe) ‘ Wo ge U 9/4 ro Ony cg s EX CE RPT BESS 10 Jane 1964 TOs Chief of Station, Panama City as FH: Chief, WH/Division SUBJ: AMU0-1 Interregation Resulta _ 1, AMMUGe1 has provided the following additional information cenoerming your area, His information is sketchy bucause he was net specifically concerned with this areas Beat The following are Cuban Intelligence officers stationed sa Hexices i) Alfredo Dias (pseudo "Federico") ie the Chief CTS officer, Cuban Embassy in Mexico City es of January 196%. Rogelio Redri Lopes, CIS officer, Cuban Enbassy ia Rocr fuet Mexico City, uses psuedos “Eduaddo®, "Casimire® ana "Jose Antonie", He is about 24 years old, 5*8* es . blon@ hairy and reddish complexions Re is contacts O00 10 June 196%
(os-t0t86-10042 be BD 60 ih ER COUNTRY SUBJECT DATE OF INFO. PLACE & DATE ACG. (February 1965) SOURCE: voracs WHC 8 (1), WE 2 (1), CY 4, RID 1 Uiaiton aw CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material containe infiwmation a@ecting (he Ketionel Defensa of the Ualted States within the meaning of the Kapionage Laws, Fite 18, B.C. Seca, 183 ead TH, the trensmianton or revelation of which tn any manne? to as nsulhetiend person la prohibited ty law. S-E-C-R-E-T ‘ NO FOREIGN DISSEM Cuba REPORT NO. CSCT-316/02300-65 Telephone System in the Direccion OATE DISTR 2 June 1965 . General de Inteligencia (DGI) NO. PAGES 2 REFERENCES RETURN TO CLA © Ba Use Only 1964 ; , s Reproduce Washington, D. C. ; FIELD REPORT NO. THIS 1S UNEVALUATEL INFORMATION: SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1S TENTATIVE. A former Cuban IS officer whe served with the Cuban [ntelligence Service until April 1964. In addition to the ordinary telephone system in Havana, there is a government telephone system which uses the exchange name PIZARRA, connecting all offices of government crganizations and government- sponsored enterprises Each government office or enterprise has at least one: PIZARRA telepho uf which is distinct from the regular telephone system. In the Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DG!) Meadquurters, there 1S a PIZARRA telephone contrelled by Manuel PINEIRO Losada's secretary, "Vidalina”, whe works in "M" building. If any member of the DGT wishes to call anyone on sensitive business through the PIZARRA exchang?, he may either state his requirements to Vidalina, who will make the <all tor him and report the informa- tion back when she nas acquired it, or go to "M" building and make the call himself on the PIZARRA telephone. With the exception of PINEIRO's residence and é{ficce, where he has his own PIZARRA telephone, uo other OGi office has a PIZARRA telephone. There is no directory for PIZARRA numbers and it is not a dial system, but works through a central switchboard with operators; it is con- Sidered secure. The caller picks ‘up the telephone and gets an operator on the central PIZARBA switchboard; the caller asks for the office to which’ he wishes to speak, and, if he knows, asks for the person to whem he wishes to speak. A DGI officer whose office 5 + ee ee qger ee sen oy at . Sno TBA 53h) weeded bag 3s asda. into "M" building on the regular Each DGI office has a number of private (as opposed to PIZARRA) telephencs. In the Departamento de Liberacion Nacional (National Liberation Department - LN), cutside the "M" building headquarters, for example, there are Six télephores. From these telephones one dials any number in the telephone directory, private or a govern- ment oftace number, direct. For interzal calls within the DGI, 5 ‘ 4 S-E-C-R-E-T Car 3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM Inca oe nme 2 (te neteores ad 1 1 sa Tat a i NAVY i c-3 ot NP (AMMUG-1) 1 CSCI-316/02300
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[fostotsé-t0043] 4 : . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Tats material containe information edecting the Nettocial Detense of thé Calted Grates withia the meaning of the Espionsge Laws, Title 1@ TSC. Seca TH and 74, the tuncmisiion or rereauion of Which in Gay macaer to an unsuthorived person ta prohibited by tse. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN country Cuba REPORT NO. CSCI-316/02294-65 _,Suuect Political Attitudes and DATE DISTR. 1 June 1965 an Affiliations in the Direccion ; “ Gereral de Inteligercia (DGI) NO. PAGES 2 ce . REFERENCES _ ABTURNTO CIA 1964 Background Use Only BA’ : INFO. Do Net Reproduce Aa PLACE & Washington, D, C, pate ACQ. (February 1965) ; * FIELD REPORT NO. THIS 4S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ARE OMNITVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1S TENTATIVE. SOURCE: A former Cuban IS officer who ‘served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. 1. Although there are many members of the Direccion General de . Intelligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence «- DGI) who appear interested in and favorable toward-the Communist Party, Source knews of cnly three persons who are actually members: Saul GCNZALEZ, alias"Denis”; Manuel VEGA Perez, alias “Marcos Viera’; and Felix SUAREZ, alias “Federico Santiesteban". SYAREZ was a sert cf political adviser in the DGI operations departments, but insisted he was not a commissar, but, rather, ‘ 2 person in charge. Although Source and the other officers would tease SUAREZ by calling him "Comisario", SUAREZ greatly resented the term and actually physically attacked Source for doing so. Every Saturday morning at 8:30, SUAREZ held a pelitical andoctrination meeting which all personnel were - suppesed te attend Scurce was habitually late to these sessions, and althcugh he was given penalties for his obvious disaffection, he never paid any attention to them. The DGI personnel Source knew were perfectly willing to talk politics among themselves but in a rather desultory way; the discussions never went on very long. 2. Apparently during 1962, there had been considerable sentiment for Anibal ESCALANTE and his faction, the Partido Socialista Popular (PSP), but in 1964 the PSP group was disrupted and the real loyalty was to Fidel CASTRO rather than to the Party. \ | S-R-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM pote GO ob GF State 1 ota . REPCINCLANT CENCSO = /WXSH Liaisons ® vores WHC 8S (1), WE 1 (1), CI 4, RID 1
04-10786-10044 bat DGS Bh ER CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This maatettal contains information affecting the Keticnal Defense of the Cauited States within the meaning of the Bupicrce Law Tide 1@, CBC. Seca 793 dod TM, the Wendmleice ef qurélation ef which im say manner to am UneULaeriand pereoe te prohibited by law. S+E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY: SUBJECT DATE OF INFO. PLACE & DATE ACG SOuRCE: WHC WAVE rorauawic 8 (1), WE 1 (1), CI 4, RID 1 MIAMON  & ! eth od Cuba REPORT. NO. = CS CI-316/02286-65 Direccion General de Inteligencia DATE OISTR i June 1965 (DGI) Personnel Abroad NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES 1964 | Washington, DB. c. FIELD" REPORT NO. Tis. 1S. UNEVALUATED INPORMATION, SouRee GeabinGs ARE DEFINITIVE," APPRAISAL OF-CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. & former Cuban Is officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until ‘April 1964. . The Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI) overseas field-station chief has no respon- sibility for physical or other security of the Cuban Embassy or Mission, nor does any member of his staff. The DGI would not use a regular foreign-service officer in the field because he has not been cleared and briefed and is not, therefore, considered qualified for intelligence tasks. If a foreign-service officer is briefed, it may be assumed that he has been cleared and that he is thereafter considered a member of the DGI (at least by the DGI). On returning to Havana per- manently, such a foreign~service officer briefed for a field assignment normally would be sent to DGI Headquarters rather than to the Minis.cy of Foreign Relations. 5 4 S-E-C-~R-E-T Sar F 3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM {cca ee we 2 es prohaaman j 1 ARMY | wavy alt. 1 NSA CINCSO # I&NS 2482 P (AMNUG-1) SCI-316/02286-
14-00000 “gent. 22nd (to go to Cuba), Heel 91-CU-27 oe a From 1305, 20 July (Monday)to 0700, 21 July 1964 2.0 Out t 23-34-68, twice, Hanps up, complete. Feiip#e Bo jas asks WO, who answers, for Dr. Silva Herzog, Did ast come in. today, Call hia ae hig home, 20-13-17, . ; 2.2 Mut to 20-11-17. Rojas (v) with Prof. Silva Herzog, who answers. 2, is calling for Aparicio... If Ap. hes something to take _ up with him, please ask Ap. to phone him (and not have Rojas do thia). 2.5 Ont to 31-74-83, 3 tines. Rugy. 3.0. Out to 25-07-95, Rojas with Consuelo (v), whe angwers, for a number for Mierex. 497, ; 3.2 Out to 21-74-83, S times. Lusy. 4.2. Out to 20-11-17. Rojas (v) puts on Aparicio with Prof, Silva merzog - Greetings. Ap. wants to conault with SH at Slii's house, When- ever it is possible. Not today. Both are busy today, Nothing too ure- As he likes. Thought he wag very busy there. Yes, but SH is always busy. He works all the time at his house ton. Could aee Ap. fron. 1000 to 1400 at "Cuadernos Americanos. Pine. Ap. will bring something to “SU tomorrow - which came in from Habana yeaterday, : IS SH at "Cuadernos"? Na, he ig at home. He workg at home and at "Cuadernos." SH ig free at home after 2100, -Ap. will then go to "Cuadernos" tomorrow, : 3.0 In. Cuts of f when Aparicio answers, In. WO with Aparicio, who answers, for the name of Press Attache. Academia Mexicana de Ia Bducacion ia calling. tle ig Miguel - Fernandez Ros. i . . : 7 3.2 In, WO with Rojas (v). who angwerg, WO stys the “warss who” are in Miami are going to go to “Yashington - 5,000 — and they are going ??,..Mexico, I am Mexican and just found this out.’ “WO wants then to take then out. (Cf where?), Phone 25-36-79. ‘That ia the Preas Office. 3.8 Out to 24-10.57. ‘Rojas (v) eaks NO, who angwera, fof Sra, Trifon de la Sierra. Sra. KTS takes the phone. Rojas puts om Aparicio. TS could not phone Ap. back. Ap. called her several times. Yes...Everyone is having theic national days...very busy (with diplomatic Sffdirs). TS will attend Cuban reception on Sunday. . . 7 ' . Sra. TS hag not had any news From this aan, Ap. will send hia a telegram. Ap. has been receiving things from Cuba and he has to ae say something ~ set some dates. Sra. TS ia free from the 14th to the : She could ieave eround 12th. She has tp be back on the 22nd aince she has a concert at Conservatery and on 28th has a concert at Teatro Hifdaigo.. September, They have agked TS for a recital: and she could perhaps could give this before the concert (in Cuba). Pirst recital and then concert since orchestra ig to perform twice Cin Cuba), she would Like to be with first so she could retuen (for ther ‘other engagements}. ,. Ap. will send a telegrenm to Meestrn (orchestra Reel 91-CU-27 ! -1l- SH would prefer to see Ap. at his office at "Cuadernos Americanng,?
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