104-10073-10347 a a - : . @ tf : Ve ‘ ! « fs . ° * Bre i om ~ ; 7 - oo | - : - a . To iy ie 4, Teresa ROENZ “tous 95) that Mirte AGUIRRE, Cuban intellectua:, became dicgusted with tue Consejo Nacional, de Cultura and ieft to teach at tne Universiaad dc Havana, PROBNZA anid‘this during a converpation with[Ig] re advisability of working. in Cuba. PROENZA. and [io] both agreed that they would not want to work in Cuba. PROEDZA gave [Z-9| the idea that. she might be goirg to Paris.gge [ade ]perteves thet-Coty SOLCRZAKO mi ght nave beowgnt this word © back to PROENZA from llapana. | 3 FLORES Sancnez ‘snes he had. i arranged to send a Mexican Art ‘exhibit to Cuba. [225] said that PROENZA had previous}y-reportted this. a eaneee FLORES as "un demonio". and has always referred to him as a dangerous vo A . anti-U.s. typa. 7 6, PROENZA tola ais} teat RanonXs1¥004§ told Coty /e OLORZAN, that 125] was doing a terrific job etc, SINOBAS has been extrenely nice to (L29J since his return from Habane, . (ee ac] said he has noted an obvious coldness: on. the part of} Henve) an Perez, Chief Cuban G-2 in Mexico. ' He said he hardly: says ; hello. eg believes it possible that "Conchita" PERNANDEZ said something. to: him in Habana re his remark several ronths | ago. re [t's ry plane vide with ANLEO. 3's | pilot, aie) said he told _FERKANDEZ about this remark when he was in, Habana the Last time. y Bree to ‘appraoch VEGA and if he reacts coheany he. will ask hin what is bot ering hin. Coe Mae a “oO. w ‘gBy & - ge +. + ey og : . oO (AL. aod ee) - CKS a, <a aac ort °D o A 7 io oOo - aa . OY at ' ogee - fitriori a - Boe me) of WD emt fy 5 oOo | Oo of. ! orl et m OOo hy - Or> . Avon ‘EO aqgaad t ml ridge | a dt GO LOwOb> $F di GERI | toni tawt oF & ee ee Opi fuorsoda i Ee Lodo § & ball sa P Nol gi Gersty | tbo Odo | et lt vOgmt W131 cf 1 PILE: ErieIb8] ee | Aaod f et tl Hae | Mi oreanod i © he © re PO FR .'§ O-A rod $4 ces me FN dW oe Em ot G'l BGiert te Ho lf. Faso 1 ogno bw i Be bs iNidgeyp | ~ rt i Oo A i UWrsos wm to. Rot Qi~prowe ons t a@i <Haii ioteaegaa is Nea reel OO ar) co © Qiepoi se. gi ov ; us “| Om O Ho crt md oO. re =O OA PO S& dd Ot re ai ab & h#O.-. OO: 7. Of f. £ goes oS = @ es g . ; . =. A ot &o OQ O-° & ove “OD oe) : on " RETURN TO CIA | L ES 4 3 *r - Background Use Only — ».Do,Not Reproduce.
14-00000 ve 201-329609 .. capt em Pa " HMMA~21684 me! OS 5 July 1963 7 ‘Encl. (Contact Report Sprain. 9 . Date of Mtg.27 May 63 2. [H-e]saia that on ad May 1963, Ramon SINOBAS Casado, Cuban Charge, gave him a list of names received from Habana re applications for. employment in Cuba. SINOBAS rora[iMe} ro investigate ‘the names and to bear in mind that. their political ideology. is. of utmost - importance. i to\was amaze d- that ‘SINOBAS gave him this task as it. appears to fall into Manuel VEGA's bailwick, i.e. G-2. [xg] x plans _ to take advantage of this task to. find out about their friends, etc. The names are as follows: . Mauro FERNANDEZ Ugalde, “Alfredo NEVER Avila, Eduardo OLIVERA, Victor MM. RUIZ, Mexicans and Eduardo PINTOS Mimo, Spaniard. . . “NOTE: 1 FERNANDEZ was previously reported | py [i8t6} 20 be a close friend of Ma. _ Teresa. PROENZA Pp. who. has helped hig re. education. _ Bee previous memo. re. Same. The report from Habana provides biog. data waicn (LO Ao\witt provide, on night of 31 May 1963. gst SECRET 0/2 G1 58f