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74-00000 LAR ALOT cAuiuit - becta er. Swe ity “ SECURE STORAGE ORIGINATORS REQUEST FOR QS. PROCESSING * |uapexenig’ aroussTED : po. 6 ep (MDE RING . : i 2 GQ. . | RYBAT/FUDWELL/Orlando BOSCH Avila: LETELIER Assassination ! ‘ EQUA - REFERENCES " i : a WARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND- METHODS INVOLVED | | ; =f ' nik has requested that. the Station pouch the attached memorandum entitled "Orlando BOSCH Avila; LETELIER pe es senggago oscar aa = e Assaseination,"” dated 27 May +1977, and the photograph of Bector- , ; oo Bmilie Ramon DAVANZO CINTOLESI to a te - voy oe. Rawle be MOTTART -L. ATTACHHENTA HEREWITH) 2 oe Ae @=page momo se One photo “ DEGTRIBUTION: i. te Ordg ai» Sethe tnt A. ‘ a hw eo a G/tA +m onky - 92 THPDat 2 June: 1077
¥4-00000 iby ee BAM IT a ge AERA Te SS wet ree WU SERA ' CONFIDENTIAL emoreau i. : pate: . .5/27/27_ FROM 3; % LEGAT ROBERT W. SCHERRER, BUENOS AIRES supject; ORLANDO BOSCH AVILA; se. . . LETELIER ASSASSINATION © 7 og oe . The Chilean Department of Investigations ndvised. that the International Police located a record of entry for. PEDRO ANTONIO PENA RODRIGUEZ into Chile on $,736/'75: fron Colombia as a tourist, PENA RODRIGUEZ was carrying Dominican Passport , #086768, which disclosed his cate of birth as 1/8/29, DENA RODRIGUEZ was admitted to Chile as a tourist. No record for = {. ~ - PENA RODRIGUZZ's departure from Chile could be. located, a ; *, 4 , manos «cn aonemsomtne nan BIA OPeets YIN he ihe oo * om 7 ~The Chilean- ‘Department of Investigations advised thas pa _ ne the Chilean Passport Office located a record for HECTOR EMILIO ; 2 0 -RANON DAVANZO CINTOLESI, who wa. born on 8/15/27 in ‘Santingo, the son of. PECTOR DAVAN ZO and AMALIA EXRIQUETA CINTOLEST, - his individual has Chilean Santiago Cedula da-Identidad #2,.357.4° | and Chilean Passport #27,671, the latter being issued: on i ’, 10/22/75, Chilean Passport Of fice recérds List. DAVANAO. CINTOLESI": oan address in Santiago as Calle_ Miguel Claro #1129, ome ; - Attached is a copy of a photograph of DAVANZO CINTOLEST, which was copied from his Cedula de Tdonticad, vos The Chilean Departmont of Investignticns rdvised — . that the International Police reported that DAVANZO CiNTOLESI > departed Santiago on 12/28/75, cnroute te. Panacia,. Agacrding. te — Oy — . &naternationnl Police fecords, DAVANZO CINTOLEST was conveying ne Chiloan Pnssport #26,563, when he departed Chile on 4 Qe 7S, no The Chilean Department. of Investigations ¥Y ported t aa hat tha Chilean Passport Offles advised that Chilean Oseuport : 7 26,583 notually bolongs to RAUL MARTINES TORRYS, Chiluan Cedula « de Tdentidad 6,020,092. Chileans Pasaport Office records dig= 5 ‘CoNPEDENTTAL "i ge og at as ae a eee or __e "us EMO E ctl hate ps foal is Su. “tis 2 vagina 4 . wg het Ss ; me a! a stgsere 2 lia ar gui i deerrins , oo
as 7 - = ae L - - . ‘ - Fay ; ato ~ + ye? ‘ ra fr me D) > ® ° ry wie S " & ~ ” : . . . i soe : ; ‘ : . 3 1 i e ‘ LETELIER ASSASS RATION a | ‘ . : ok i . a fl ; closed that MARTINEZ TORRES resides in Santiago at Avenida ae { ac | # Las Soporas 98, Apartment 401. | a ‘Yt is noted that PEDRO ANTONIO. PENA RODRIGUEZ -and WECTOR EMILION RAMON DAVANZO CINTOLESI were false identities utilized by ORLAKDO BOSCH AVI during travels throughout South america, “o bye et sea Heo PF roe: g BoB artim» 49 D “a Fe (en Ge ©, catians err
. + 8 Ra ~ : t > ' on 3. ine a4 } ! i > : 4 , . 1 . one t 4 SNES isp ACERT UR ORI ME RENT HO Rar eae ar otc cb tact eoiad yee eqene ye manne ermine 1 De ROE TRE TORI, TH STE , —, ~ . CONFIDENTIAL 4 Pa te. ee en eee . MEMORANDUN FOR: Ss 05/SAG a 4 4 _ OFSRTOUTE FROM. : : secamnepeie tibBE LSE TE a? at gs foe i“ ‘a @ re . ond ba Co ee . a: ., SUBJECT : Directorate File Holdings. on Orlando ; 7 ae Bosch Avila So - REFERENCE :. FBI Memorandum, 1 June 1977, Subject: | no oo - Ralph W. Stavins . oe es aot . eek ae i or 2.(C) With regard to reference, and to the Assistant . nN pee Attorney General's (criminal) memorandum, dated 20 May 1977, game. subject as reference, this Directorate maintains a pS personality (201) file on Orlando Bosch Avila, presently in Ws . six volumes and containing material classified through | ne or - NSecret. Lot, 7 2.(U/FOUO) Please keep this office advised if there . is any possibility that the files or a Directorate officer '- @§ custodian of the files will be involved in. the possible _ prosecution of the subject of reference. . ode 8 ‘0/8a/D0/0[ kaw (saa) ...Ddstribution | nn ae “o.” Qriginal @ 1 - OS/SAG My, - A # BASC/LA feb @ BA/C/LA (201+ 299292) a - OGC 8A/D0/0 CONFIDENTIAL
+ ; wee CONFIDENTIAL" | 1S June ;1977 _ 5 ; | ve : i a Doe ty | MEMORANDUM FOR: | . | —  “OS/SAG yO . _ aot i oy i FRON “3 | } 4 ae _07SA/D070 : oo i. 8 | SUBJECT :. Directorate File Holdings on Orlando ° i . Bosch Avila. moe ; “ | REFERENCE : FBI Memorandum, ‘1 June 1977, Subject: | Ralph W. Stavins H . . : | yo oo 1.(C) With regard to reference, and to the Assistant -)- Attorney General's (criminal) memorandum, dated 20 May 1977, game subject as reference, this Directorate maintains a personality (201) file on Orlando Bosch Avila, presently in . a six volumes and containing material classified, through - Tore ecret.” — 4 . . . 2.(U/FOUO) Please keep this office advised if there _ as any possibility that the files or a Directorate officer ..@s custodian of the files will.be involved in the possible - prosecution of the subject of reference. ‘O/SA/DO/O{ kaw. © (1842): _ Distribution — Fs . Ordgiiel @ OS/SAG | en — SA/C/LA . Tos SA/C/LA (201-299292) “OGC Se 8A/'D0/0
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14-00000 t * @ a (MEMO FROM DIRECTOR) eT ee DATE: 1 JUNE 1977 i. CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL ; SUBJECT: RALPH W, STAVINS - POSSINLE ESPIONAGE , . 4 FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (WASH., D.C.) ao “3 i pe, at er iasate ait) EGF)
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14-00000 OUTGOING MESSAGE ; onp oo 068lCUO8lClCtC ramasmes tens + fa SECR eT tT “ Lo STAFF 02231,Z2 DIRECTOR” - guyase Ao Po, i. ae Dom #73 2~ | I % : Tor ) . . a en | UNINTEL REAM NHSPIKE ¥ _ a a4 | + + he FOLLOWING IS. TEXT OF FBI CABLE 2805202. DATED 28 MAY ; [- 1977. THIS INFO IS FOR ADDRESSEE'S BACKGROUND. ONLY, NOT TO BE : I DESCUSSED OR OTHERWISE RISCLOSED OUTSIDE AGENCY WITHOUT PRIOR’ Oe = Has AUTHORIZATION. ¥ Sots cogs SEG CENTER! PLS TRANSMIT ATTACHED FBI CABLE (rN 4 I zv7saol BEGrNNENG WITH TON NAY 239, R977. A SOURCES « "| vi. a : Bo, owe oe @
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7400000 a TO PLAN TERRORIST ACTS» ¥ he ' cyl . a a ae } 4 Co i 4 OUTGOING MESSAGE 9 3G ey C= : Qsd:.0t Comvenvenoony  - od ACS SY 3 SS 13 es eof | . Se i “S$ ecRey Sa ee ss BERECTOR 7 io} 7 : 636287 O craw 9an a. : ed Ce gy ( | GOVERNMENT. BOSCH CHARGES VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT, MINISTER oF | | INTERIOR AND TOP POLICE OFFICIALS CONSPIRED: UITH HIM AND ‘SHOULD 44 : » BE IN JAIL. HE CLAINS HE WAS OFFERED WEAPONS AND BODYGUARDS. | id : , . WHICH HE REJECTED. AND WAS PROVIDED WITH SAFE BASE oF OPERATIONS A "3. BOSCH CLAIMS HE "SET UP" MURDER OF TWORCUBAN ENBASSY. OFPECIALS LAST AUGUST IN ARGENTINA AND THAT HE WAS ALLOWED ° “LEVE IN CHILE FROM DEC 74 TO SEC 75 FROM WHICH HE PLANNED: ‘AND "ENGAGED IN SHOOTINGS AND BOMBINGS IN SOUTHERN CONE. HE THEN. <; ENGAGED IN SIMILAR ACTIVITIES WHILE LIVING IN DORENICAN REPUBLIC, "AND DETAILED FORMATION OF CORU {UMBRELLA GROUP OF ANTI=CASTRO - UABLITANT EXILE ORGANIZATIONS? LAST JUNE AND SAYS CORU HAS BEEN “RESPONSIBLE POR VER FIFTY BONBINGS EN US: MEXICOs VENEZUELA. “PAWARA AND MEXICO SINCE THAT TENE. BOSCH ALSO CLAZNS COSTA _ RICAN PRESIDENT ODUBER FURNISHED HIN WITH FALSE PASSPORTS: BOSCH BENZED INVOLVEMENT IW ALLEGED DINA PLOT To ASSASSINATE - me OF SALVADOR ALLENDE AND ZNVOLVEMENT IN LETELTER ASSASSINATION. - ey rs . ec ve , eye go. ve i ws ereseme eoneee seceath in atin er yy) erveinecnaironeat we - 7 _ Merron OY OTHER THAN THE \ebUiNG orice ton ome & ae Whois
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14-00000 7 ’ “Te had been a long time since Dr. Orlando Bosch had talked to a reporter. ' ~Me had been a fugitive for three years—— .*> ever since he boasted he was going ““un- derground to direct the iternationaliza- _ tien of the war" against his one-time comrade Fidel Castro. Sometimes, as he few from one Latin American capital to another, he would forget what name he had decided to use and would begin fum- bling among his for phony passports. it seemed that it would be impossible to -. $e Bosch. I knew that Joanne Omangof ary the Washington Post had spent weeks in Ceracas trying to see Bosch and hadn't qi been successful. In desperation 1 had He had once been a practicing pee & dlatrician, first in Cuba, then in Miami, but for more than 20 years now the tools - _ Of his real rads had been instruments of death--plastic explosives, rifles and be- gookes. He ted a group of Cuban exiles implicated In some’ 150 bombings and some 30 murders in the last two.years - | (New Times, October 29, 1976). His . group had been linked to the carbomb |- assassination of Chitean exile leader. Or. lando Lateller in Washington, D.C., inst September, and now he was under asrest fn Caracas, Venezuela, charged with or- Gering the bombing of a Cuban commer: cial alrilner tant October 6, which killed 79 people. He la one of the most famous terrorlete fn the world, A tall, heavy-set man with thick gastos, he was aitting in the oun in the Caracas prieon when | walked up to him. » Boeh?" f anked healtantly. Yen?" he replied. ' { ietreduced myself ao a reporter from Naw York, He squinted ashe cares fullylouked meover, ‘Hew did you get ln here?" he sihed suaptelously. (told him i had called his lawyer. (wo weehe hefure and been told-t0 vane . down id Venosusia. Ky the tine 6 are. “ ted, file lawyer had gine: on vacation nd § goulda'e reach Aim, @ wae in dee 7 veal va flows’ 3,000 mites for noth, get even withthe Yo a Odenie Bosch isina Venezuelan jail, charged with ordering the bomb- ingofa Cuban plane fa which 73 people died. Inanexcluaive intere - view, he talkeabout his — years asa terrorist, his: secret alllances with Latin American governs — mentsand.his ie to. “eraitore” who. put him {ajall ” ealled another lawyer; who surprised me with a simple suggestion. “Tomorrow is “j wisiting day,’ he said. “Be there at 8 a.m. and maybe you can get in.” ‘At eight the next morning, I ghowed up at. the prises gates and saw - two lines of visitors waiting to enter the _prleon. On the left were about 300 wom- en burdened down with baskets of fruit, pies, cakes and fresh linen for their in- prlsoned menfolk. To the right stood the four maie visitors to the prison. In a few minutes the llne started to move and I - followed along. 1 pessed a table whave : . someones asked me for my cddula. Ale though I understand acre Spanish, thls 9. was not a word | knew. Everyone else @ handed him what looked like an 1.D.° card, 86 I tock cut my gasapart. He took. = it and gave me a emall plastic stub. One of the guards, who apoke a rotigh, coute , try Spanish that wae. difleutt to. under; ‘stand, tuld me te put dewa my | briefcase . sud ushered. mainte 3 smelt bathroom © where { was risked. ‘Theis my trlefsaee- to me. | followed the other four men; through two barred gates. And suddanly i realized § was In tha prleon—al iiverty., to find Busch among the hagltig pailaatie erg, f cexed ons of the murs respectable» gather. Wil take you to him.” Add he - did-o through endiese ectsidors aad ceil: _ bteeke, We enited up in a sunlit court: ard fae eevtion' of the prieun resorved: fal prleunare, Ho yolited 10 8. (eat away, ae lf he did't want to, ee - wae quickly searched and handed bask |. : _fooking princnere where | could finit or . “You're in the wrong pleas alo: _ Kyat.” anal dahon Ther ee
34-00000 seer Se terae me Semen ge me eet too close to the ot famous kiler in ali of South America. “Owes ther-=al thas table. That's tim.” ; f told Bosch that not only hadn't they asked me whom | was going to see, tet that they had somehow missed the compact tape recorder in my briefcase. Bosch, as it turned out, was enxious to . talk to a foreign reporter, saying that the Venezucian government had prevented ~ other interviews. For sia hours, over the - din of homemade drums in a- nearby. courtyard, he poured out his story. ; “Fidel Castro and I were bom ia. ‘Cuba the same month 50 years ago. We. ’ Both came from fairly prosperous mid- dle-class families. We both ended up at the University of. Havana in the late 1940s. I was in medical school and presi- dent of the student council, and Castro as a delegate to the student council from the law school. Although we had _ Gur differences, we worked together of-. | -\." tem and were both elected to our posi- ’ tens’ from. the same political party, which was very much in the center be- ” gween the right.and left. It's not like to- ~ day when all Latin American universities . are dominated by Marzists. We were both very. anticommunist and anti-Batis- ta and very nationalistic." Basch left Cuba in 1952 for two _yeare of internship in pediatvics at Tole- - . & Hospital in Ohio. “When I finished in 1994, I returned to my hometown of San- ta Clara and set up a practice as a pedia- ’ trielan. But the tyranny of the Batista a dictatorship made me join up with Cas- . ‘The Batista dictatorship was. choking us. I became the leader of the . .. duly 26th Movement ie my province and - ‘we won the fight. I was appointed to the goverament as a minister of communica- thon. But even as the war was ending, we: were having problems.with the Commu- elets. They ‘vere taking over everything, f complained, I fought agalnet it, but there was nathing I could do. Ai the time, ‘CD atlll hed falth in-Castro and his revolu- tion, But then it got too bad, and afier.a. month 7 resigned from the government. That's when § started: conspiring against Castro." $8 Bosch told me about the group of - enthCastro guerriilas he had fed in the Becambray mountalna in Cuba In 1960. Castro, Bosch aaya, sentenced him to. death. After running out of supplies, he and his fallowere fled to Florida, where they found a benefactor in the CIA. At Plestwood leat wrote for. New Times on _Meleury polaoning inGanada, - owe pare raat ds TAA pelcg 28 Wsethy f after etre ea Tad sven. wee a lTeeea sae “ New York treetance writer Gleke . one pian, the agency | up to 0.000 Cuhad exis on its payroll. we Boesch interrupted hanself and took ax’ te his cell, a small my -by~cohe- + feot roora lined with Spanish ile w'silpa- per. A ‘small Sony television sat on a _ shelf in the corner, and there were fresh *“detignes“* sheets on the bed: Bosch im | * troduced bis cellmate, Luis Posada, wins: pline bombing. Posada pulled out.a box ‘of Hawana cigars and offered me one: “America may have an embargo against. Cilben cigars, but we det." together during the heyday of CLAspon ‘sored anti-Casinp activities in the early sixties, including bombing missions against Cuban si:gar mills and gunboat attacks against Castro‘s fishing baate. But, in 1963, after the Cuban missile eri. sis and the subsequent reduction of anth Castro activities by the Kenanedy ad ministration, Bosch realized that the. CIA was no longer wholeheartedly com mitted to his cause. “‘l felt betrayed by “The Dominican - government let ie ‘stay. inthe country and organize ‘actions.’ | * wasn't going to church ewery Gay. We were conspiring there... Planning bombings and killings” ‘the Kennedy administration and by the . Cia. Phoy held out a dreami.to us ‘and then ist us down," Hie own millancy hed caly tn ‘creased. An exile group he ted claimed . credit fori} bombing attacks against Cus _ban tersitory; sin times Boach was ar”; ‘vented for violating U.S. neuicallty i iaws. Finally, on September (6, 1968, he was: caught in the act of firing a makéahitt bax _ sooke Inte the hull af @ Polish ship docked in Miami, been.an agent in Castro's sacret poling, a - CIA operative, = paid informant fur the-: PBt, an agent provocateur, an antl-Cnee tre tervorlel, Today he le a top Venaaues laa sesrot-police offielat, Boach and Muraies mat fa lami in 1966, Morales, auting on tneiuctions from the PBI, cuppiled Boseh with dyna: sa dee. Loh mes eRe mi 6 an we CUD - Bosch and Posada had worked. mite and C-4 explosives fer blowing up  dhips. He also fined and put in firing coe- the - Polisi ‘ship. Morales testified that Bosch had.said he was sorry that the ‘bomb he planted in a ship called the Oso- ka Maru went off in Tampa Bay, because: ‘the thing that he wanted was for that ‘ship to blow up outsade i in the middle of is alsa being held in connection with the ~ the sea because he was anxious to see all ‘the Japs swimming and screaming “Wee, wee, wee! while the ship was sinking.” : Bosch was sentenced to ten years. in federal prison. bun. was freed on parole on November 1, 4, 1972 During his imprisonment, Bosch’s =. wife had left him. His voice broke as he told me about a. *‘This fight cost me my, - family and. my five kids. They love me - and are very proud of their daddy, but f was in jail for five years when they really needed me. They were 13, 11, 10, 8 and ‘§, They grew up without me. You know how society is there, all the drugs and. crime. I wasn't a very good husband.” Bosch has always lived simply, wearing a succéssion of old baggy suits, often staying at the slum houses of his supporters. “If I hed stayed-in Miami . and practiced medicine I would have made many millions by now. But I could - get de that while my country was in ago- ‘ny. I have paid very much for the strug- gis, very expensively, but that’s the only _wey I know. Sometimes .2 man hes a higher duty than to his children. Some- times a man has a duty to his homeland. That's the duty 1¢ Seon after his release from prie- ; oa, Bosch’s.sense of duty took an omi- ‘nous mew ture. Detente between the United States and Communist cocntrics was chilling to the militant Cuoan exiles. " Anew exile group fo:med=—the National - Front ‘fer the Liberation of Cuba. or FiNC, . said to be modeled after the Pal- -astinisn tervorists. Soon an PLNC death — ‘Wet began to circulate around Little Ha- : Vena,'and then one eulle leader on that " Het, Jose. Elias. de le Torrlente, was ase _' @egaped- death. when_a bomb exploded -. under the front .ecat of.hie cer. Tho'Wil - ; Most of. the. testimony: against: - Bosch at hiv sul-eoqucat trial came from Ricardo Morales Nuverctia. Movalesisa | _. hak af many hate-=oterrorlal, informant, hit man, mercenary. and cop. He fad- ami homicide squad wanted to ‘tale te Boneh, bui he had dicappeared. - A few monthe later, ine clandese . tine Interview with-the Miami News, ‘Bosch praised the Torrlenie assanelna . tlon'ae."a good lesson to the exile com: ~ . munity, eo that.ne one else will now _- ‘gome furth with phony theories to feat ‘cand rab the people.” Nevertheless, he : disclaimed direct reaponelbility, and said - he had gnnve underground because he hed euineldentally violated fle parole by : traveling io New Jarasy eznund the thie wg Me oie, arene ©
14-00000 é , 4 aoe ~ 4 went umiergrouad to dwect the interna . i tionalization of the war. | thought that i i 1 . the action people [terrorists] should gct out of the U.S. and operate from differ- | era bases throughout Central and South | America.” In the next 18 months, four of the ten people oa the FLNC list were’ ’ BRled, and a fifth had his legs blown off. . traveling widely in the Caribbean. (Did be ever slip back into the 0.5.7? Hosch “foughed. “if { have to g0 to ‘the United _ Suites,. 1 go.) His main goal was to forge. alliances with friendly govern- ments in Nicaragua, the Dominican Re- public, Costa Rica and -Venezucia—all countries with powerful Cuban exile _ communities. Bosch: claims that he made his’ first. pact with the Venezuelan govern- ment in 1974. He had entered Venezuela from the Dominican Republic in June of _ that year, using a false Dominican pass- port in the name of Pedro Penya. “We | Es Bit : : ot 8 set off a bomb in front of the Panamani- | pe ae = : Hh eS , aa embassy in Caracas. We chose the | fos: * 1th of October because that is the date ‘the liberation of Cuba was announced _ + tn 1898, We did it because the Torrijos | - dictator [Panama's president] announced _ that he wes going to Havana, and he did, 1. ., and he kissed Castro. Ae the beginning ‘ the autheritles blamed some Panamanian t general who was in exile here. About ; ‘ i ' two weeks later a Communist Cuba of-. an | j ficial was invited to speak at the Vene: LYNCHBURG has s some ‘of the oldest homes - guetan-Cuben friendship club. 1 infiltrate . of ino the audience and before tho guy in Tennessee. And the oldest regiscered _ ould speak the whole thing blew up. We © - had to do it. We didn't want to hurt any- distillery i in America... xy one but we just didn’t want the. guy to ‘ nd Ics name, of course, is Jack Daniel ‘Ss. “Where. -  “f eantiewed conspiring all that fat, eam conspiring ah itt | we still make whiskey. che way. Mr. Jack tags and ether actions. But about ihe | Made ic in 1866. And. chen smooth ic out -— _falddie of November | wae-arrested. by FE Nove a aera, | with his age-old. charcoal mellowing: process. gal police]. They denied to the pres that iz you’ re interested i in _ 8 wae In the country or even under ar | ha feel {The U.S. new of Bosch's daten- old. Tennessee: homes, | tlon, Gut passed up the onpportinliy to extradite him.| Then § made my first (ur- we 'd be glad | to show | mal agresment with the Veneauetan gov. | YOU, around Lynchburg. “ A 2 oo . ant 2 — ~ CHARCOAL » MELLOWED ernment, ¢ dealt with Rives Vasques. and ; oo Orlande Garcla feecond and thied In if you' re cutious. about © command of the DINIP,. oid Tennessee. Whiskey, . DROF. i #4 promleed that nv more actluns f b . tie Castro's telne wool be whe, let a. sip of Jack Daniel's BY DROP ‘sracue, and they pramiacd mia its the . name of Preaktent Carlos Andres Poren be me guide: thai ao high official af the Cuban regis would be allowed Inia Venesuele” | ine Waa +90 Pil tid noted by ach Cant Ctiey » (0 Curavau, where he ret with Culler. Lem Metiow, Prop., tne , Lynchburg (Pop 381), fenn. 9/982 7 é ad Nave and other Cuban gaits tenders | Maced im the National | Repater of platarg Places by ihe United States. Guverniment, ; Bes :
14-00000 RR! ee oye Le a from the U.S. “From Curecay,” he °- 6, “Novo aad f few toChile andmak og af effort there.’ Bosch heed im Chile from December 1974 to Deveniber 1975, where he had another family with a Chi- lean womaa. According to press reports, he lived ac a guest of the government ina government apartment. “I passed sever- al times from Chile to Argentina. We . tried to shoot some Cuban diplomats in. i " the middle of 1975 and we set off a bomb at the Mexiven embassy in Buenos Aires. We made goud contacts there with members of the triple A panty fa right-wing extremist group}. Because of - the contacts we made down there, we set up the mutder of two Cuban diplomats. _ That was part of the agrcement I had | with them. On August 9th last-year, Phad ~ a call from our p:opte down there. They said, “You read the papers today?” ‘Bosch then made a slashing motion from _ Was Gosch involved? Orlando Leteller (lap) wee murdered in Washington Be, Cartes Rivero Collade, a former Dubaa eae beader who has returned to | Cuba, has writes that Bosch seceived special taciruction in avsasunation and personal amacks during his -peae in Chile | . froma the Chilean National intelligence Department. “"The purpoe behind the training eas to have Bowh asassinate Anmires Pascal Allende. nephew of the , 6 Gaim Chulean president,” he wrote. Acconding to former Costa Rican Foreign Miniuer Gonzalo Facio, Bosch - arrived in his country with the Andres _ Pascal assassination assignment given io him by the Chilean junta. Using a Chie lean passport, a. Chilean driver's license and other Chilean documents in the i) same of Hector D'Avanze, Cintolessi, ‘The bombing of a Cuban jet aff Barbados killed 73) tn battem phate, rescue workere examine a body. pulled from the water ” * ene end of his throat to anther, The two: membere of the Cuban embacey in Ar- gentina whe were kitnunped Auguet® fant year, and who have nat bean heard: fram vines, apparently wilt iat be hanrd fomayain, “We have enntacte with penple-— bias that all uver batln Ameria and even: In Rurope, After doling everything that te. pouaiile iy the Gwuth Cane (Chile, Ag. _ aeatina and Uruguay], we had three ‘gun avilone [bumblage or ahoatingal, tt wae ant aaly the.jab that we did hut alad. whieh was the main im parpones wo “4 ' ‘Basch entered the country from-Nicara-__ gua where, secording to Facio, he had met with “close sides of President Anas-- tasic Somoza.”” On the basis of intelli- gence veports Bosch was. detained in Costa Rica.and, while being held, ac- cording to Facie,; “he told interrogators - _ he intended to ‘kill Secretary of State Kissinger, who was due to arrive here enon thereafter.” Bosch admitted to me that he had been in Costa Rica,. but -would noe acknowledge any role in the / alleged assassination plots. . -. ’ “after leaving Costa Rica 1 went ' tg live in Santa Domingo untll August of 4076. Thad a number.of good friende’ - 'g there and we planned many actions. “The Dominican government - tet, <— me stay ia the country and organize ace ‘ tlens. I wasn’t going to church every », day. We were conspiring there. Planning bombings ‘and killings. .. Peaple were: coming in. and going out, f was plotting: ' with theny, Scesetly, of course.” ; nae Boaca's plotiing culminated in| 2: secret meeting of the top terrorist laud. *- cara of the hemisphore in the Dominican: - _Bepublis. "The story of CORU [Coardi- nation of the United Revolutionary -Or> * gpntzatione] ls true,” he told me, “There - Wag a esting in the Bonac mountains of “" 99 men representing all differant (Cuban | J @nlle) ectlviet organizations. It was a . © ” meating of all the miliary and peiliical . directors with revolutlonary iniplica-- tlone. It wee @ great. meeting. Bverthing "wae planned there," . : The top men from Alpha 64 (New. - ' dersey),. Abdalah (@ New York-based youth group), the 2906 Brigade (veterans . of the Hay of Pigs invasion), HLNC, #14 - . (New York Clty) and Avotun Cubana - _ group Rosch headed) met for twa daysia” ‘the finsau mountaine In early June, 1976. They. ‘deolded ta tand together: bvaliy Ba , ‘the image and. relatienabina thal we @8: ith tablished white .we: were dowA there. umbrella urganiaion, CORU, “Weck de the only identified anakenrnn, aaa
as “ = As last we had all the Cuban rév- _Dominicen Republic. tsi exchange they bonne: age 32h obutzonary fighters and leaders together, . after 17 years. We decided to upscale the action after that. We wanted to beat the guy (Castro) or at least make his life im- possible. | told them that we couldn‘t post keep bombing an embassy here and & police station there. We had to start taking more serious actions—-hijeck- ing.” (According to a Cuban exile news. paper, one of the resolutions that came _ et of that meeting was a vow “to begia attacking Castro's planes inthe air.) sould let me live im Venezuela under an aa assumed name and organize other terror. _ iste’ actions ehewhere. They wanied me tw include ranama and Guyana: “"I'saad emphatically, ao. | agreed: - to include Costa Rica, but I didn't wand: to include Panama because itis a tleftisa] . Clude Guyana. We had already attacked _ Guyana embassy in Trinidad. **§ accepted the leadership of — CORU because I wanted to set every- ' thing up on an organized basis. We were tred of being frustrated and not accom Plshing everything that we wanted to ds.” Bosch brought the other leaders up- . te date on the kind of help they could exe . pect in Nicaragua, the Dominican Re- public, Venezuela and Chile, Then the . group dispersed. In the 11 months since that meeting. Bosch boasts, CORU: has been responsible for over 50 bombings in Miaml, New York, Venezuela, Panama, ~ Guyana. The CORU already blew up che. . “Finally. they said, ‘Al right. We'll just inchade the thiee countries, You can do what you want in all the oth- ers." They offered me ute of weapons, . but f refused. saying that we already had - all that we could use. They offered me bodyguards from the DISIP {the secret police], but | didn't need those either. They gave me an identification card... _ from the DISIP which I took—I think it was in the name of Sucre. L was always. - traveling around the counuryside with a Mexico and Argentina. (Bosch refused © _ "te admit any personal Inveivement in Rombings within the United States; po- .- Hee sources say the leaders had agreed got te take credit for actions within the WS. because the FBI was putting too much heat on them.) . After the Benao meeting the Do- " ainiean government called Bosch in and wld him he was “too hos" and would ‘have to leave the country. - _ o> “§ told them how cowardly they ” ‘were and how scared of Castro they had ' Bosch’s secret pact ctwith great many bodyguards and lots of weap - Venezuela “was going. ‘perfectly well. In tact, t+ “was supposed to meet - Started”. - Become, but to.no aval. | went beck to’ | ‘Costa Rica, and Oduber (the president}, | agi make up for the damage they had done . When they errested me (for the atleged Kiselnger assassination plot], gave me - three pacaports. One from Peru and two. thera from Costa Rice, Then | want. beck to Nicaragua, where { began getting “" phone calle from Orlando Oarcla [accurle : ty adviser te Venezuelan Prealdent Perez ‘and a tep officer in the DISIP). Garcia *. “eid me that he had been Jogging with the precident=che exercises: wiih: the. preni> dont every day--and that Perer. had told "hl to tavite me to Venezuela to make @ 7 gant I didn't pay any attention, but after galled ma three ilmes and cent mea . vice, leame. “at the airport I wae met by ~ Garela and Ricardo Morales like man. whose teatlmony had cent Hoech te jall, and who had by that time become a high ificlal ia ihe DISIP], Thay tonk mie io _ luaurloua goverament apartment Inthe ' Aftaueo Hiltun and we made a deni. | ant that there would not be.any ao: in Venesuels, Custe Blse end the ote on lle tote Ah Me with President Perez on plane blew up on the 6th. and allthe inerende “ona. "ies umeen I would just show - ny seeret-police. card: and- Ae svouldn’t -have any problems,” Se Bosch had found in Venezuela - a seemingly secure base for his terrorist. - activites, ‘ihen; with's od fast fall, two-tesrorist incidents put. the Cuban exiles on the front pages—and. - landed Basch in jail. The ‘ ‘September 21 aesaselnation in Washing- ton, D.C., of Chitean exlte leader Or- . lando Letelier, whose car blew up as he drove pact the Chilean embassy in Shori- dan Cleele. Cuban‘enlies were immedi- ately suspected of carrying out. the crime as hit men for the Collean junta. . ‘The second was the October Bex. er ploion In-filaht of a Cuban airline fei ashorily afier takeoff from Barbados. Ail. 73 persons aboard were killed, The neat: -day, two Cubsn exiles, Hernan Kicarda and Freddy Lugo, were arrested in Triale _ dad, According to eseret court: duce  . mente obtained by New Tints, they cane feued.to planting abumb inthe pinnae. end. a. nptlated Orlandi Busch Ie the att Ser 10, but then the - Tatwo-week peri flrat was the ; Up ull that posed, Bosch tald me, “the pact faith Venezuela] was going perfectly well. la fact, 1 was suppowd to meet with Preadene Perez on October - 10, but thea the plane blew up on the duh: and all the.trouble started. Chad a loa of . conversation, with Garcia. He lived in : dictatorship. And I didn’t ‘Want to in- the Anzuce Hihon alto. | ashed him what should | do and he said, “Nothing is. / Seing to happen, just’ -.ay quiet. Boat, worry, everything is going to be nice.” “Then o..e day he calls me up and says, “The president wants you to stay here (at the police headquarters}. No But | have ~ ‘problem, You"! be° cafe.” been under ‘protective custody’ for seve . €m months now, and dle président has” : said on television that I was a member of ae the CIA and trying to destabilize his gov ernment. aan . Bosch claims that Orlando Garcia” has told him to “git tight, everything will * be all right. We will let you go as soon as’ the publicity blows over." But Bosch Is not gure he believes him, and is getting very impatient. He spoke tome withex- - weme bitterness about “the betrayal of -the Cuban people” by the Venezuelans . who had so recently befriended him. He is even willing to entertain chargee that Venezuela set him up from the day he - ‘was invited to live there. Could his old archenemy Morales have claverly gotten éveninthis way? “Same of my friends said that _ they called me buck deliberately to be. . tay me. ident know. itis possible.” - in any case, Boschi has decided to * ‘qeeume the offensive. “When Iwas. brought to the court tha leel tinie, report. ie ed erg crowded around.me, tat § didn't eny cv - enything. They arkcd mo if Thad a Dis mo IP card. Idonied at but i can't keep quiet, : anymore, “We're - wali by (Fresident] Peren. We're going to. accuse-him of betraying ua. A traitor to ‘democency, a trate? (o the Cubans, and also a traitor tu the Arserican cause. 1 am going to declare war on the Venezuaiaa government in tit same of the Cuban y — causa, I don't cate ies 7 am bitiing in jail. Pero ts a tralter, He- was making a. pact with Ceatro ai the same time thatve ’ wae making « pect with us. of iha- Interior, the DIBIP diester and ‘the: prealdamt, Theee: ssople consplrad — with me, They should be put in all ae well, “Blew yesterday’? My Cubana Wew fi up, aes taal i ie wing te tube uredlt fur It, pushed. up against” the PId you wee the Vinee [Venenuae Le lan. Alvline} office binwn up In Puerto. © ‘= “Hf they want to put me.on- irtal, Loo “thoy will-sien nve to acousethe mintater: . = fee Shy akwbaece'g eb poate
Pert ss ne Petit |, Ricardo cpovbe ane was rey vee , Serene oe oe. Ene res. . . leaving thea: bags in the foes th st R took only afew minutes inthe Barbados. On the plane kicardo buried How they blew Ne  soidet, but then Ricardo found tic 2. hishead in his hands and said to Lasgo, the Cuban plane. coulde't get out. He panicked avd .. _“*Shit, Lugo! I'm desperate and I feel” ° , : ~ : Wifed banging on the dooe. The are like crying. Hhave never billed anyoos.. >’ stewardess tned to open the door from. - _before.” ; “ ne Atthe Holiday Inn in Trinidad: - a “folowing accoust of the | =. the outage. but 3 ecouldn’t. She bombing of the Cubana Airline jet is” called one of the pilots fromthe . ©... Ricanto called Bosch, who told him, - ‘= based on secret Venezucion Comré o "cockpit whe kicked at it three times’ ~ ": / \"Friend, we have to see each other in. documents, Mast of thé infurmation . with his fw’. Finally the door opened -°° Caracas, You never shoub Seaplode as . | eomes from the confessions, since. ami Rixarde suumbled out. By the time . : bomb while a plane is inthe air." repudiated. oft the mien charged with the he got tack to his seat he was drenched’ _Meanwhile, the Barbados can! cin sweat and appeared very nervous. - driver, struck by Ricardo’s erratic * behavior, had contacted the police. "Bar the rest of the flight Ricardo held a. : They tracked Ricardo and Lugo to : on newspaper in front of his face." : ‘working at the private detective offices -. °- . They got off the plane i in- ‘pet Luis Posada in, Caracas for about a a Barbados, collected their luggage, year when, on September 16, 1976,. .- made their way to the Hotel Village. A ‘Posada introduced himtoa Me. ao ‘oie point in the cab ride Ricardo tol ‘Panyagua.”” Posada assigned Ricardo -- ‘the driver to stop, jumped out and ;_ “Teo help ’?Mr. Panyagua’’ get around, as looked upata passing, plane: rie wala ‘stranger in the country, After: blew days of helping‘ “har. Panyagua au Ricardo: realized that he was really £5 -Orianda B Besch, “the maximunt lender. sf the ( Cuban people." “found twa phone books containing ; many differenta Adresses, inchiding and pointing up to the aky, aca that plane had fallen. Ricardo said that we were in big trouble, because wa had talked—they both confessed. Ricardo "= ‘told Police Chief Denis Elliott Randwar.), ‘that he had planted the bomb on the a ‘airplane. He also eaid, “*1 am amembe: ‘ofa secret orgrnization, the CORU, Si: " a om 1% ae, ca oon ORDOR, | ated tie inet GE unis ; pene ata 5 Cut  "Fmidnight that same day, Ricardo and . Lugo { flew to Trinidad aboard a Pan .. : ii istahe. Taey stayed overnigh hotel Ricardo told me to take the bags.” p to the room white he registered i in a; Pfalsa name: He aaid lis vas culllig's aie vouugh. One call that he did get.cs> hrough was to his girlfriend, Mastaes Pega, She testified that he gave’ her. a waniber and told her to get! the. : Sfollawlag message to Luis ox ‘Gusta pat “Tell them! amina desperatest situation ‘and that they ahould send someone quick, That this jaa quid iO of life or t death and that “the bus has.) 'ganica his eclish was wot very good. ait Ser Standing behind Ricardo In line : ‘ehamploniship ¢ fencing team. who: , [rettinnieig home after an Interantlonal tour. Ona of the fencers; aleo. booked Lan Cubana fight 435, translated for" Ricarde.!'He aaye that he doean’s watt 10 go on an ‘gariie? Aight, He only, want (0 aravel on Cubana 435 and he’ 8 oss Wllling to waltuntil tt's ready to go." ee “Tee (jigs and Ricardo each checks: '@ Bag, ‘and Lago carried with hime a ‘ask ‘ adilyntur, ‘ghoulder bag with tw," wy ‘ontmeraa and @ tube of Colgate : reid away the phane number! aye. Blcardo gota phone ¢ call back “an stored eee ind minutes, 4$ srinutes;:’ of Mg haure! @ hours of 24 hourdshe reales t He anid he had been pald $24.0 009 2 te plant the bomb: : ag “Ori Ostober ah alter signing “ Sastas he put down the phono .” confessions, Aleardo tried to kilts "Hivando saw someone atariegathim--. -— himeetf by: stashing hie wrist.wlin a e _ And ran up to the cour In a yeti, algo. ° ‘ raaor, but he waa taken te the hospital" | - quote’ ‘tle ay anying, ' “What's - “happening, Luie?ll havaalet ‘ut ‘probleina, Edon't know what ta dail c , The bilg has fallen into the water. Téit thie tv. Panyagua (Ronchp.0' js ue ve anita aye Veer vege 'douth Auerlea, 9 Koreans and 43." “"" atneed at me in the lobby isa d- Plager’ tiled an the plane, Fidel Castro , ‘ether, muatly Cuban, passengere and "ut Castro's acuret paige’ OY io) “abmrged that the CIA was diréctly e orew, Cargo and Rivardo finally gat on. “ae We tank a cab to the daoke + geaponelble fur. the hambing, Age the plane, About half-way theagls the Lage auld, “and Blosrdothrew .,"'-) result, he ferninaiad the hijacking. . Aaninute fight, Riuarde gotup te gute _avanedhing fn the water, Then he anid, agreement Cults tnd signed with the: ihe hathroum ta plant the exploaly es “ We ld gel ihe feat plane a8 08. oes Moltad tnfoni ata bane moat teats! wn be GH teen @R saeR ‘touthpaate ia H, Wi 16 Coban: ¥ gaye Ricardo told Fin, “Let's get-out and survived. SRST OL. fencers, 6 madival atudente from: ale me uf hore right away, The man whassu, « ied ‘al funsral dervicenfor those - it i dencadelth. 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14-00000 © ge . a me nn ee ‘Fines te post a inessrgs. There will be a oouple of escasages more.” i ached him af there was going w be a hidnapping atiempa seaems Vene- * guclan diplomats. (Aa FBI informant re- . parted a plan to kalaap the Vew-zuelan __ aenbassador te the United Nations m ~ Guillermo Novo (or Bill, ashe is knows * Barch The ambassador was informed and gurrounded with extra security.) . Bosch rephed: ‘These are going.to be 9 tot of things afiey I declare war. This is ding to be a tremendous risk for me be- * gauge FH giill be in jail. After the war Geclaration there are going to be alot of bocbings, a tot of kidnappings, a lot of shootings. We have to attack everything fecesonland, yes." And what about the spectacular Grimes that put the Cuban exiles in the epotlight? - Cuban government offi ciale have told recent American visitors that Or. - fande Bosch wes enlisted and paid by the Chliean junta to carry out the Leteller. ' egsasgination, Bosch, they claim, par- Bosch concedes that the Cuban exiles . discussed Orlando Letelier.“Chilean © officials told me many | thmes when I livedthere — . that they wanted him +) dead” 2 eo * qeled out the money to other members of .,,GORU whe actually blew up Leteller, Beech coutdes that the Cuban. exiles. "“diecuased aoread] was bothering some of our friends in Chlte. Chilsan officials told me , nessos against him, have repudiated their many times when 1 llved there tat ¢chey ' @anted hin dead.’ But Bosch denied tenowing anything about the Letelior ag-. gatalnation, “Bvan @ — did know," he - added, "S wouldn’s toll anyone. i'm not a ato! plason or an informer.” According to a coufidentist intelli. iT ve report obtained by New Times, wever, Bosch waa aot a: satleent about the Leteller case when quastionad. y Vencauelan. euthoritics churily after Ole arrest, The report states. thet Rosch. told Rivas Vasques, second In command: - @f DIGIP, that, while he had authing te: 6 with the Leteller aseussination, “the Novo brothers ave directly Invatved,"* Guillerme end ignucle-Nove.are among ihe moat milliaat and eativial Cuc ' ‘ den’ we Lee im 1 rr _ eeesees tle! eit gag gy mate nian be aan ak BEER . tivea probation for five. years. Under the: porta in moat American papers; no U.S. . Other Cuban exiles, hoping to force them . "Ee rate ary, about Novo's travele to Oriando Letelier at (the Bae . tae] meeting, and the fact thet [Leta " -ee*a] campaign [ta discredit tho junta plane explosion case is not great, Ricar- | Bk " They were arretted im 1964 for Gring a ban exile leaders in the United Suates. | wene dropped bee aurve they were noe | tead their rights belave they confessed. at the Chevrolet dealership ia Union City, New Jersey, where he is anew-car, sales manages) wes séatraced to five years in jail in 1978 fos. possession off ex-. 4 plosives. He served sia months, and was lerms of his parole he was not allowed to- leave New Jermey.-But Bosch told me of - twa foreign wipe ‘Bal, Novo took—the first to Curacao and Chile, the second to Bonas. Bill Nove cuuld be sent back to Jail for these trips in violation of pa |) - fole-—which he denies making. ° Bosch’s stery to Vasquez about the Novos’ involvement in the Letelier been told to authorities by an FBI infor- cred axmmmad, att “tihumy aihe-onedt, jg Swmumemp, amevts, creldh, Gueate, dey camegn far Bade a page Grantees. Ong Co. tits Ghammes. L2QJ. Gometonenyenon, OY Orta, co be 8k Bana __ RESEARCH 4 SEND $2.00 tor targe catalog of prowee B.C. 20012 (202) 723-1715 : NOTICE: ‘Record Raters \ Wanted - , ‘murder correlated with a story that had. |@ TO°%", mant in Washington. (Contrary to ree: | official had been allowed by the Véne- - 2uelan government toaee Basch.) On the {ff EARS. wo. Dept i, Sox ses aa basis of these two leads Eugene Propper, ° the Assistant U.S. Attorney in charge of the Letelier investigation, has called about ten Cuban exile leaders before a- |= Washington grand: jury. Bill Novo was called before the Letelier grand jury twice, and twice iook thé Fifth Antend- ment. The government had now begun offering limited immunity to come of the to talk, Recently.a friend of Bil Nevo's: was jailed after refusing to testify before | clear, Venezuelan legal experts say ‘the: Kkellhoad of céaviciing: him fh the. air - do and Lugo, the chief potential wit-. confeesions -after  belag belng deported to: Venezuela from Trinidad. In‘any case, “| confessions made in Trinidad ateviot ads misaible in Veneaueian courtroome: The government has tapes of Ricardo’s tele’ phone caile to Venenvela, but these, too, are inadmissible, since they were not ob talned legally, (t-(s hus entirely posible ihat Bosuh will be released, ~ | If that happens, he.wiil aurely slip ageln. inte the ‘volent, murky: warld where deaperate man are alternately: used end betrayed by the seorét agencies: of gnvernmente. it fe @ for ory from the- life of @ proapernue pedistrician, a famle. - ly man; @ piller of ble community, Bag | “eome of ua,"' aa he told me, “have clk ‘ er rules te tala. e 4 ib ip asd eR AE SE sapere ts wienee a aie ae * "Tha'tesearch program is quarentoed, oe Oe SanearRneT rots iRoswy Times fp [Subscriber | ‘ noted in the u or : ae waling label §. & haw vot Chock the bor and | (To ordor glit cub- - Bi éclptions pleaee - f" attach aasparaie |}. - - ~ ghost), - he “Nee Ranawleg?: Oheete | --- laces (the box Below and make eure your , mailing address te correct. 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14-00000 RE ge me ae ~ *% a nae SO OUTGOIN” MESSAGE - a 2 ‘ oranaa Conran use Orme , G Ae oni : i : + ene. ace ros we ; one Ge | EReS _ & Orr. 5 O88 #08 oO a. O o 4d i . SECRET an BARRE MAE Bebe ATS AIG Tend Gee ome ‘SURE + 3 ae ereling, ro: nach Poo efesaXr a re + oo _ a : 1 I Oe [EAL, Aec|Dax, 7 . | “ - TOR “IMMEDIATE DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY-¥ —| | — , ATTENTION: UsS+ CUSTOMS SERVICES ATTENTION MR. CHARLES BUTERA ¥ ne fy 7 SECRET/UARNTNG NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS IN- Ve [ee VOLVED-NO FORBEIGH DISSEN.¥ ce ae LD . | “guavecrs 7 zwrer-aceney MEETING ON THE "ORLANDO CASE" YO eee . - be THE POLLOUTNG SUMANARIZES THE DISCUSSIONS HELD BETUCEN Jaf mad MESSRS. VIRUSTO AND BUTERA OF U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE. AD CIA REPRESENT= ATIVES ON 4 FEBRUARY 1977 CONCERNING SUBJECT. THE PURPOSE oF THE MEETING WAS a : > TO ARRIVE AT A eer uTUALLY. AGREED. UPON course oF ACTION. IN THE EVENT SUBJECT Is CON-. area BY RILITANT. CUBAN EXILES FOR THE. PURPOSE Of PARTICIPATING IN. A voce TERRORIST ACT.¥ | ee > THIS AGENCY ‘TOOK THE POSITION THAT TP “‘SuBueCT SHOULD PROVIDE QROOORICTRND CREDIBLE INFORMATIOM INDICATING THAT. feoeantiacaaand = phos acer TNTENDO TO CONDUCT A TERRORIST ACT IN SPAIEN, THEN THIS AGENCY - RAGED ECU T BRO EAS SAGSTESTSNEZCTD WOULD HAVE bETTLE AC COURSE woe ty od Pate he “OFFAL 77 as S| fethOILILE |: 2a IMPOEr
14-00000 OUTGOING MESSAGE dS De Od re ps a 0) ed , SeGtas, CO°.7Ee WEE OME s a a : oF 0 G6 oo 8 8 GB @ es ES : SECRET |. 7 . a4 . : CIA . . y Poo, cone Se rue - ae CO ums S15SE0-BY: Q wonge 7: WBUT TO ALERT THE PROPER SPANISH AUTHORITIES GF THE IMPENDING PLOT. ¥ a out ae ket emetelge gins anion Ny : 3+ AGENCY REPRESENTATIVES REAFFIRMED THAT ALL REASONABLE STEPS j ; i i] - wouLD BE TAKEN TO TRY-TO PROTECT THE IDENTITY OF ‘THE SOURCE WHEN . 4 _ PASSING VITAL INFORMATION HOWEVER. IT YAS a BOINTED out THAT THE AGENCY cours NOT FULLY GUARANTEE THAT SUBJECTE'S + Same ake bist a NANE WOULD NOT BE DISCLOSED. vor UNCOVERED BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN THEIR Sy - FOLLOWUP INVESTIGATION SINCE mucy vouLD DEPEND ON THE DEGREE OF “© SuBugeT's (BINVOLVENENT.¥ | | , Oe : - Me Ue Ss CUSTONS REPRESENTATIVES EXPRESSED CONCERN THAT SUBJECT - 4 ' ” unpeRtake NO ACTIVITY WHILE THAT EGHT VIOLATE LOCAL LAUS. THEY AGREED THAT THE DECISION MADE BY | 7 ; WAS CORRECT IN THAT SuBJECT SHOULD AVOID THE PROCURING oF WEAPONS FOR THE CUBAN EXILE - GROUP WHICH ARMANDO LOPEZ ESTRADA HAD REQUESTED. wn 2 IN RESPONSE TO A QUERY BY U.S. CUSTONS OFFICIALS iT WAS. ees THAT UsS. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE WILL. SERVE SONLY AS AN. ALTERNATE COMMUNICATION LINK FOR SUBJECT TO-USE. IN, THIS AGENCY WOULD CONTINUE TO AS HAS DEEN REQUESTED BY U.S. cusTons 8 °. : ye. & J me se” oh 4
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14-00000 CUTGOING MESSAGE Stone, CeeTER ves Orme A aos an nee Oo we ome onF Oo £O 0 ‘0 0 6 SaASO-0 of areas - -SECREET Ro | 98! Is3 Dome ven ' Domne & "ORLANDO" DOES NOT KNOW WHETHER HE WILL RECEIVE PREVIOUS. PHONE CALL ; "FROM LOPEZ. HE GATHERED THAT LOPEZ HIMSELF may BE ONE oF. ‘THO TEN HO WILL CONTACT HIN. © fs ask wy aRMANDO Lopez Has WHEN MANY CUBAN EXILES LIVE IN THAT COUNTRY. "ORLANDO" SAID THAT MEER : EXTHER NO ONE FROM. BRIGADE 2S0b RESIDES| | OR THERE TS NO / THERE HAD BEEN CHANGES IN THE HIERARCHY OF THE BRIGADE IN LAST SIX RONTHS. BORLANDOB BOSCH MADE BID TO TAKE OVER BRIGADE LEADERSHIP | “PRON VENEZUELA BUT THES WAS REJECTED BY LOPEZ SO THAT BOSCH SET UP “MES OWN ORGANIZATION AND WENT ON WITH THE RECENT DESTRUCTION IN ; OPLIGHT OF CUBAN PLANE UTHOUT ANY CONNECTION WITH BRIGADE 2508.[ | | | LOPEZ,UHO "ORLANDO" SAID Was “YDELIGHTED” UTTH BOSCH'S "SUCCESS IS NOU TRYING TO COMPETE EN. CUBAN is VERRORTST BUSINESS AND zs PLANNING KILL ANY CUBAN PEIDELISTA on Even is SPANISH COMMUNE ST: WE CAN GET ‘ACCESS 76 DURING TRIP | Bide moar ne ao Shae, 2. 70 SEND NEN FROM UNITED STATES TO UNDERTAKE TERRORIST MISSION [| . ) MEMBER OF THAT BRIGADE[ WHOM LOPEZ TRUSTS. HE EXPLAINED THAT tbe ne peat te that ceo ’ Sh Aad uta ndba ype Big ds er 7” ‘ exter,
14-00000 QUIGOING MESSAGE 9 S70 . Or - enr o a i] a 1 ye , 4 -SECRET Fe oe _ CONF: PO: PRE 4 ae BISSEM Gr. ‘ ; . om ©. serum ve Pen \ . Lo . T0 4FNU} SU ARE Zs WHO HAS CHILDREN STUDYING. at UNIVERSITY of we neers -VALLADOLID IN SPAIN. SUAREZ COUPLE USED TO LIVE IN VALLADOLIDs But /SUAREZ CURRENTLY HAS JOB IN MIAN aS REFRIGERATION TECHNICEAN. HE: - AND UIFE {BOTH u- S- CITIZENS OF CUBAN ORIGIN} MAKE FAIRLY FREQUENT VESITS.10 VALLADOLID. MACTAS TOLD “ORLANDO” THAT. SUAREZ TS COWARD 4b. | AND ‘Loupnourn UHO CANNOT BE COUNTED ON. IT. REMAINS» HOWEVER, THAT : : WEN SENT BY LOPEZ COULD VISIT MACTAS CHILDREN OR EVEN STAY UITH 4 Frere eet hore ica ma a i AER A FEU DAYS». Soyo? Dovka AMM edt aay feceee os aps Be "ORLANDO" HAS DONE NOTHING aT [__avour POSSIBILITY QOTAIN HAND GUNS. HE AGREED CURRENT INTERNAL sttuatzon[____]ezves 3 (HEM READY EXCUSE TO INFORM LOPEZ AND HIS MEN THAT IT 700. RISKY AT 4 yt ‘THIS TINE TO TRY OT OBTAIN WEAPONS. “ORLANDO SAZD HE. KNOWS NAMES OF i NE. on TWO AMERICANS OF CUBAN. BACKGROUND: Levine dau. CLATHED | € DID NOT HAVE THEIR ADDRESSES AND THOS. HAS NO: INTENTION OF | ONTACTING THEM. . HE KNEW NO ONE: AT BEPORE STARTING WORK. THERE. + CLASSIFIED BY OSSNGS. EXEMPT PROM GENERAL DECLASSIPICATION: , peneDULe ore. Q- 42bS2 EXEMPTION CATEGORY S62). IMPOSSIBLE TO , DETERMINE DATE | or AUTOMATE DECLASSTPICATEON. dy e
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14-00000 we aes? ; . : -_ Tg WARNING NOTICE _ SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED pace 4 of S PAGES | , ar SECRET FURTHER DISSEMINATION AND USE OF THIS INFORMATION SUBJECT TO ~ . e "CONTROLS STATED AT BEGINNING AND END Of REPORT. ~ ; — : & i PASCUAL ALLENDE, NEPHEW OF THE LATE CHILEAN PRESIDENT ae SALVADOR ALL END E + IN COSTA RICA IN FEBRUARY ARE COMPLETELY. rae | “FALSE, UNFORTUNATELY, BOSCH SAID) ME WAS BEEN UNABLE TO CONVINCE == = = PEREZ OF HIS INNOCENCE WITH REGARD To PASCUAL, COMMENTED IT 2S INTERESTING TO NOTE THAT BOSCH STRONGLY DENIED HIS INVOLVEMENT oo “IN THE LETELIER CASE AND THE POSSIOLE ATTENPT AGATNST PASCUAL, © Fs” WHILE AT THE SANE, TIME: NOT DENYING HIS CONNECTION WITH THE CUBANA” oa AFFAIR.) OO “Gy CIN DISCUSSING HIS FUTURE BOSCH SAID THAT HE EXPECTS THE anew AUTHORITIES TO EVENTUALLY RELEASE HIM AS THE VENEZUELINS “WAVE NO PROOF AGAINST HIM, BOSCH SAID THAT HE fS-OLO AND TIRED AND - WANTS 10 G0 BACK TO SERVE QUT HIS PRISON SENTENCE IN THE UNITED grates. FURTHERMORE, BOSCH SATO THAT WE FEARS. FOR MIs LP. aND MERELY WANTS | t poo WRETIAG" IN PEACE, “ce Oy IN BARKY NOVEMBER, AICARD ADMITTED PRIVATELY. THAT Wi WAS BERET a _twvouyen ‘UN THE GOMOING OF THE CUBANA PLaNes AIC ARDO BALD THAT WE 4 as Rate Seer , &  @ eg te: ewe y a
14-00000 toe J RAE BP HUSU enna, Aihe : ut , ~ : : Th PRN ean tee vies men niveenioe seat cme a os : roan casoriee pervious a “IN 422267 WARNING NOTICE ; “ ° — an - obs . SENSITIVE INTEL IGENCE ‘SOURCES AND METUODS INVOLVED. . PAGE 5 OF § PAGES 7 re SECRET FURTHER DISSEMINATION AND USE OF THIS INFORMATION SUBIECT 10. @ CONTROLS STATED AT BEGINNING AND END OF REPORT. (olassifieation s Be in Ser enema ee “HAD CARRIED Co4 EXPLOSIVE IN HIS POCKETS AND. THAT LUGO CARRIED THE Ff f “YEME PENCIL INSIDE WIS CAMERA, THE BOMB» ECARD” ‘SalDe WAS PLACED Po IN ONE OF THE PLANE'S LAVATORIES,: . : Ey Nr a Sassanid t F 7 iy oo ! { i r i i \ 9, IN ADDITION TO THE 6 OCTOGER BOMBING, RICARDO. ADMITTED THAT. HE WAS INVOLVED IN AN ATTEMPTED GOMBING OF A CUBANA PLANE IN PANAMA IN THE SUMMER OF 1976) AND ATTEMPT ON A CUGANA PLANE IN JAMAIC Ay AND THE BOMBING OF THE CUBAN GONSULATE IN GUYANA, “ANOTHER BOMBING HAD /QE4N PLANNED FOR WONG KONG, GUT RICARDO SAID THAT HE HAD BEEN UNABLE TO MAKE THE TRIP, . ere eae | |) $@y ACCORDING TO RICARDO. THE CUBAN EXILE COMMUNITY IN VENEZUELA ¢ “WAS APPROXIMATELY 48 POUNDS OF Ged EXPLOSIVES AT.278 DISPOSAL, 998 = INVESTIGATIONS CARRIED our ev VE NG 2UGL AN AUTHORTSPES. TEND. 76. CONFIRM MiG PRPORMATION AND THE. VENGTURLANS ARE ATTEKeT ING 1 Ta Locate: THE Gn Pi, Oa ives, a s, [PISSEM eMBassy, Fat aT.canacass sent Tol | REPORT CLASS. BC RG To WARNING: NOTTCO-OENGL TEVE INTELL LOGNCE GOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVEDe=NOT RELEASABLE 76 POREIQN NATIONAL B® = “NOT RELEABABLE TO CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTOR / CONSULTANTS, DISSENT NS C PION AND AXTRACTION OF INFORMATION CONTROLLED. BY ; ORIOINATOR, a a SEPEED. v RECORDED REPORTING OFFICER. . XGDS-Be 3 aacara@r?r er. SOP 9 ye
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14-00000 oor : tee “al? AES cana $ ahaa PAR ep mee, ce ee ; OUTGOING MESSAGE: 2 0 0 o o o a= 9 : - DIRECTOR - - . Cone: er ere) . _ orsstm avr . if 0 oouns,  & y ge OW @ DECENBER 397% “ORLANDO 8 6 sc K AND GUILLERNO NOV o- BOTH CUBAN EXILE LEADERS, TRAVELED TO CHILE FRGM VENEZUELA AT THE: INVITATION OF THE CHILEAN GOVERNRENT. ANOTHER ASSOCIATE OF BOSCH. | - sose vrontsto @ uae Y eseutvel. pzp nor ACCOMPANY THEM FROM VENEZUELA BECAUSE HE WAS UNABLE TO GET A VISA TO CHILE AS HE STILL «. HELD CUBAN CITIZENSHIP. ¥ | Mey. 3. THE ABOVE SURFACED DURING A RECHECK OF AGENCY RECORDS. IT | : TS BELIEVED THAT YOUR AGENCY HAS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ON THE VB... pe TRAVEL OF BOSCH TO CHILE. ¥ en re. | Ws CLASSIFIED BY RECORDED REPORTING ‘OFFICER. XGDS-2-d “| BASED ONE 13 DECEMBER L47b wee BeSgancer TUKSCARLET-9) wo a “Fue 200- L2-200/1 . aOR aTsaTe ‘ RAPS ie DRAPTD a AGC/DDO | |tN DRARTD - wt ‘ es" TELECOORD? . UNIFs ; “RGA. ON 147 ‘ @ : ant DC/LA/PNC i oRO5b Seine BSFIEEe C/LA/SB 8 oo ererare —l DRART. : Seng ates GSES “Neameunes = nepnonucTion BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING oreiue 18 vac pirat Ba wy - IMPOGT
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14-00000 SA Barwa MeO sean TOTS | km MRN MEL ATOESL ES laste Se IEA RENE SULTRY ELS © ND EEG e* . : - ¢ aon - . gs a : -"  * : -_ HAs Attachment to . "M 180212, 16 Dec 76 ; 74 Informe Noviembre 22 de 1976 , . 4 a oo. 4d Bae BO . Respects a sua instrucciones de indogar sobre les actividades de vf - Orlando 8och durante sus visitas a Guatemala, paso.a informarle la sie . - i guiente. os * | Th El Embejador de Casta Rica en Honduzas, Edwit. Géngora, me ‘dijo a (21 de noviembre) que a principios de este afo reeibié de su Goblerno ° co “| if {natrucciones de averiguar cuales eran eus contactos en Guatemala. Dijo re: - que el propio ministre de relaciones exteriores de Caste Rica, Gonzalo . ae a  Facedo, le habla mostrade un documento procedenta de.la CIA (estas fue- are fon sus palabras) en @1 cual se demostreabeja que Bech habla tenida rele- , ” . @iones en Guatemala con el hijo dal exepresidenta Avana, Jorge. Roberta 4 - Avene Espafa (Tito). . _ Agragé - Géngora que era muy probable que al contacto entre Gach y Tite Arana se hublera hecho por medio de los cubenos Gerarda » Sampedra y Mareira, con quienes el segundo tiane negocloge Recuerdo qua, efectivamenta, | cuenda Géngora me nabié | de est’ asune _¢0, 8 principios de este afc (més o menos gn maya) me mancion§ la circuns="— an tancie de que Faceio fué e Guatemala pere comunicer el canciller quatamale > egy Adolfo Moling Orentes, los temoree del Gobierno costarricansa por |; fee actividades de Boch. . Géngora recordé en nuestra. Gitims conversacién — ‘que tal visite habfe coincigtde gon el atanteda de que fud victime Tite " artine y ques inclueive. ee menctené que una gosa y is otre. podrian ester, relacionadas: sus contactes con Booh y al atentada, 7  Gomenté. Géngere*tambiés que Tite Arena heole frecuentes: vieses a - Wdems, donde es. posible di joe que yibiere heoha antetad ‘gan otras eubenas -  antdenatristas residentes.allf, - oe ee - Agregé. Géngora que guano ea ie nomuntes:d de parte de: gu. gobierno. “ aste agunte, racuerda haber asquchade que @l etra. hi jo. del expresidente - oe Avene (Carlitos). tambifan aetatea relacionadas con las aotividedes. guoveraivas sentra Oduber. Comenté que Carlitos es aviadar. Vv. ‘pudn haber ofrecice ayuda. - : aarea, mediante. aua amigos que tiene an les FAQ. 3 wee manne 2 holon i i an i i , . t a ~ phee Géngore que Facto ‘Le menotond: senbidn te postut send de que . Boch hublera tenida conacaién con @1 vicsnresiiente guatenalteco,. Mario Hane " gavel Alerodn, pero que. se careote de‘prusbes cobre ella. Me dijo ahore qué a2 Presidente: Laugerud is afreoté a Fecote poner freno @ ena6 actividades y ——_ creer einten srs. WeBH metA eg hee” RARE & MD See vo 0. 98 eae tebe Peas
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, - wig et - * ace et! ver rh ae ne, Key cae ¥ peo tan enenmmreenes eg Wb NBO ENT ESOP AY AT gece MTN Op AER ES ad eT, LUTE Bit EAS UP an TE ES OM APUP SITE Te RAGE te rose ns At tee 7 : 4 quis elevate SPECIALREPORT ~Cuban Extremis ts in U. s. we = he A GROWING TERROR TH! THREAT | : A é é *e. i s PUER 0. a DOMINICAN RICO > . HAITI REPUBLIC 7 BARBAY OSe ; Co uvaca / i eee hae Ne ei pp an § - eo. 7 lence. Terrorists’ alm a to topple Castro, free - are con cura ajo , Cuba. Nearly ail Cuban refugees share. this _ ity of the Cubans in Minne . . Greem. But the acts. of a few zenlots create Athy they caine to Stunt in po! _ trouble for fellow exiles and fur the U.S. oe the Girt place. “They ure ube fs | . . . taw-aldeliong cltivens who, with ; ' . “miner escepuions, munifesdt Reperted fram thet "gnnndion ‘e Casita, Av MIAMI and WASHINGTON legal ways, - Terrortan by radical Cuban rofiuees has became a thorny problem in the conduct af US, Cures pelicy and, in the . view of some autharitien, te potential thrent to the lives of ' American leaders, t i “Towever, (here are a xmull | number of individuals whow | 1 hatred of Catinin Prime Miitis- ter Fidel Cintra and Comin. ¥: Orlando Bosch, an anti. His has fed them te engage - The terrertets’ goul is to weet. contral af Cuba away from Ceewn leader, is sccused in. iv extrifegal uctlons and to tte Cornimunlat dictator, biel Casten. gisne bombing fatal to '73..—- viulute the lawn al the country. | . tev pareault of that goal, they have btisaael a trail of violence which gave then sanctuary. ' +7 Grom Mlait aero the Carthtiou Sea. ant only to Guba but These individuals us. Bude | alzo to Meaicn, Hurbestes, hander and Panunaeoven across County as a bute fas international -terrarian ... inaaltist . the fouth-Athinile io Argentine _ favernments allicd with Cuba, Colun. sbipplig, Commu: 1 att have engaged: lea aveles of borldige in the US. and- nists, purported Comanuiixis and individuals who take . They have careled out nillitary-atyta attacks on. stunel aguiast thele terrorit-iype allacks. , : Cananuni aig. They are. ateongly ainpected. of several "Some Cubase groups purportiig to be invelyedd tn tered | , killing, ist-typie attacks digit dhe: Ciba Gaoverainent ure aa imoare Y feral gravel jury ty Miami is Hiventiqguitng thelr active, - ae no lee that avtelyht crldiads, fovddeg upon the Colin thom arse! tlieete feraclers. pogritating and diverting the collected fincling for thelr avi Now, as a new Achiluiateation: propre te inke over i puarprases. Wauahlagton, it te fonreed!-that the cil win deprarista will ategs up > Other ‘investigators clare trot the Gerrertete, to lene “4 \ thote attacks bn ar effort to thank any tien toward reconeill-  thety crusade, have dealt in cocaine and preestituition and: ite : 2 atten with Castes, patortion fromseukhy fellow refageae, i-* ”  Gfietule furesilliar with thude aperatinn warn ‘thit anne of The tuber of hard-core terrariete ta sell, officially i - the Culm eatrentaia will ale We otnthiag, wot even at - estimated atfewer-thai 00, Tad thet reach te wile. la this © - guaeamaltnantiongy avncenendoctrm aif Glace Claptets Acdsealintadeattog, year alone they fave elthor bnigged alent op hea acoured “Tho Carla terrorine aie the aest highly drained axsanniitn of mich acts aa in the warkd tuday,” snyscne U8 wlliotl @ Bhuctiterer gag uttuchea ‘ies thee bleh een amatinat vennele Plury of thee lerrertate wares Geadneeed bay tie Ceetrad lntedll Frey Cuba ated other Consnmadel tations, . getter Agency to the diye when this esmivy wae trying ta | @ Humabiag a wie surtety of tarigede tor thee Untied Mates, ; nit _ Qverthrow Custra, of Bil hin. . hatin America vid a ; ‘ ‘ one ne Heriate: faterind Recurity Malicommition recently held @ Planting: a bende that canted thor erdehy of a Ciabiasna : oan frearleane crn Mess Chabiate-leereesrind Uhireasd Me bresired atte dernt font, Ateltios plane meu iardactin on Chotedse 1, with thi-loes of fy fea G4. Plea Eyiia, bend af a apoetad antiterroriag | 74 leven. ; aepiatl of the Adacke” Chandy joule nufily shopartinontd tn © GPeranitates troveebwereeseret th the. atiilannendved Innnl deuth of 3 “pan He eenene @ HINA BORAAR A. @ tate .. wee tae pepe leone eaatemeaaeannnnaaatl cpareaneniierecnnne pede
14-00000 aeobe, Pa eng Serta mere E UNUM RT teary ey a aT ener sete guia i ‘+ 9@@%: Cuban exile specialists and US.-trained . (- Belivian troom trapped. and killed Guevara and { : + Ane : en, EXILES vs. \Ss@G - CASTRO— A Relentless DO _ Pursuit aumber of the 600,000 exiles whe settled in the GAS. have become extremists. Oxtremiste— ee cere er ny trained by the U.S. in Florida, Guatemala and Nica- tagua, landed at the Bay of Pigs on Cuba's south there. The invasion was a failure. __ $06 2: Survivors of the Bay of Pigs were released medical equipment and other spares som iin drugs, food, Jenn F. Kennedy, in Miami, pledged to the Cuban Uberated Cuba, ap meer tt at Custro while U.S. maintained an economic e. ade to shake the island's economy. The attacks i. . generally fatled. =. i $8 4a Cuan extremists in New York City Aired a | poy Sertar shall at United Nations as Cuba's Ché Gue- - ” vara addressed the General Assembly, ‘ ' gente of his Communist guerrillas in Bolivia, : of nations considored to be friendly to Custro, ter- 0 poriged other exiles to keep them.in ling: . ;, 9@9@e Cuban calles trained by Conteul Intelli- ' gence Agency took part in Watergate brouk-in, later testified that they thought it would help their antt- vd: Gastee campaign. ‘at pea. Pi 40 %GeFSr Cuban oxtemaiste explodod more than f: 160 bombe in Minit aren in two-year period, bitty police department. ates of governments that have diplomatic relations a 0 Portail, Muarie Mice, Manan, allo couiletes, maniied by oniin ontreinisis, Terror goaohed Ua peak with tha hauls subolage and crow last Gietuhor Go near Darhades. Calico ‘golved Guhan oxiles in Caracae, Vontenola, an. siapte . gion of tivelvenmnt di dhn enhetage, Caden cate golad UB. Cube hqucking ayrecment, On Jan. 1, 1959, Fide! Castra took power and oo ; Ore first weve of refugees fied Cubs. A small - lnvolving law-abiding exiles, others invoiving the G66 t2 A 1,.300-:man Cuban Brigade, armed and . - by Castro after payment of a.53-million-dollar rane -°. .,  _ $66GcP@: Cuban-oxilo extremists bombed ships. | 907 20 U.S. and Cube algned dgreament almod at. .-Ei* eonteolling hUacktag of alroraft and plracy of ships es offices of tho MIM, @ State attornuy and the Miumt Eaile torresiste attacked uirline offices and consuls. 1 With Castro. [tombtngs took place dis Jamnien, Mente - hing beats busod i Cota aul Moviet curge. ships were attached by high-speed inotor lamehos Chilian alelinawe aid the ceath of 77- praenygere - bo emg ones bot Chg tei iy nade Tea le 2 Pe pets meree ntact Var aN pe esr dae aty a RAPE Ne Ital em " rs CUBAN EXTREMISTS  - (condmued from precockng page] a former Chilean Ambassador ini Washington, D.C, on Sep- © tember 2H. -@ Kidaaping two Cuban officials in Argentina. ® Attempting tu kidnap a Cuban comal in Mlesice. Who are these terrorists? What motivates therm? How do’ "they operate? And why are US officials so concerned about what they may do in the future? To answer such questions; Orr Kelly and Carl). Migdail of. - . the US News & World Report stall dug deeply into the records, interviewsd Cuban refugees who share the hopes though not the methods of the terrorists, and talked to law- enforcement officials who arc trying ta stein the violence. Highlights of events in those 18 years, some ~ . BREEDING GROUND FOR TERRORISM *, After Fidel Castro took over Cube in 1959 and it became ; tupplics fram “private contributions.” President “|< * exiles that the Brigade flag would one day fly over a_ US. launched its secret “Operation Mongoose==" @ plan to use Cubon cxiles in paramilitary war - _ CLA. The finvaders were not given the air cover necessury for apparent that he intended to establish a Communist ‘state. BOOM) Cubans “voted with theie ‘feet and fled their homeland, Some 600,000 of them settled in the United States. They and their. children now total 750,000, Most of them live in the Miami areca. : The muority of these. immigrants are how abiding. But “In Manni,” explains one ‘refugee leader, “the Cubans heop. their mitional identity, their heritage, traditions. hatreds-ound their hopes of going back to their homeland. And thoy know they. can't go back until Castro is gone. So they dream of toppliv¢ Castre. What is clearly unrealistic in ather plices in the United States seems very posable in the. atmosphere in Miuni” . ‘ In the early LGUs, the overthrow af Castro scemed to the Miuudl’s “Little flavana” provides a culture in which the , . wirus af violence can grow. Cubans tn exile to be not only posible.but almost inevitable.” it was U.S. policy to drive him from power. There was on attempt to iuvade Cuba at the Envy af Pigs in PSG with an army of Cubun exiles reeruited and trained in sceret by the @ sucerssful attack, and the operation was a disaster. Only GO tn BE, eye aT EEE nh eH eS OTE BRIN PRAT TEBE ORBAN AER SUA Mote Mn PIS HELD TERN BR ED ERT Ce ~ Gubans felt hetrayed. Leu of about 100 lnvaders eseuped death of capture. The Then came other American moves against Castro. There Was a aceret “Operation Mongonse,” which Inchiled efforts to ammnaxinute the Cutan leader, The United States bucked an Sconomie blackude of Cuba in an altenipt to prevent Castro from obtaliting surely needed: supplies and equipanent from wbrond, Later, Cuban refugees were uae to carry aul aceret Poratlons-not only in the Cardhbean hut abo in other pourts of Latin Atmericnesund. oven in Atetes, To many Cuba refugees, aldicktag Caten and Comer tilatss beens a way af Hie, ot ~ Maco then, however, Amerieant policy hus faled ta mateh “We lotonslty the fore: antl-Caatre punston of the mare tilt font coftigeus. bi recent pours prandnent imeibers of dhe ALR. Bonaie rave visited. Gubacla V7, Cuba iad an rigreceid with the United: States ter euel the adepline hilackers whi hel hoon uslag Cuba ae awhiun. There were moves on bith aides toward normalization uf relations be baw Chloe ated tlie UN,” ’ ; a - Ae thete hojwe af Americus actin ageliad Casten ebbied, some Catling tefugoos turned ta vielonessn theie own, The boa on Unie gage gives the ehranalogy of dovelapmenty; TERRORIGT LEADERS AND TAOTIOG - ‘Phenagh Uiede penbers are small, the JU wp tower, active torcariala have ordained teeelves: inte many aronpe Mesgzerane of evner renege ebualbiored coy thee walle dn TL Abile Pavan” ave barely begua te fade beture they ure meplaced. hy the 90 __ WO. NEWE & WORLD REPORT, Ooo 6, 1076 Py Sawa e924
erent 8 ae oe ALNEUA CUT A RBaNRY Hes #109 pine yea tree a, pnumneame Prem anate AEisNemepatad em CT BL bere IR Einghee ms ears Gates slogans and initials of yet another group. Among groups - mamed in testimony before the Senulte hiternal Security Subcommittee are: Accion Cubana. or Cuban Action; Alpha 66, a name adopted when victory in 1966 scemed possible: _ FLNC, standing for Frente de Liberacion Nacional de Cuba, which means Cuban National Liberation Front, and Pragma- tistas, which means what it sounds like—pragmatists” || A group calling. itself Zero issued a “death list” of people marked for killing and, according to officials, several persons én the list soon died violent deaths. - Dade County's antiterrorist head, Licutenant Lyons, says: he has stopped trying to keep track of the groups und instead eoncentrates on trying to solve the crimes that they arc guspected of having committed. He has no shortage of _ business. Here is a sumple of the violence attributed to terrorists in the last two. years: . “ @ Since February, 1975, there have been ut least seven - _ assassination attempts directed against refugee leaders who. - were viewed as opponents of the terrorists’ tactics. Three men were shot to death. One was killed by a bomb. Three . other attempted killings failed, but a prominent radio broad- far apart. Federal Burcau of Investigation, a Social Sccurily ‘office, a. State unemployment office, two post offices, a bunk, a State”. ' atiorney’s office and the Miami police-department heudquar- of the Miami International Airport two months carlicr, was _ acquitted recently in a federal court. He is to-be tried again | in a State court. i - ; See ® A number of bombs have been exploded in New York. Gne blew out the window of the Venezuctan consulate on FINh Avenue, across the street from St. Patrick's “Ssthedral, @ On Feb. 12, 1976, a Sovict freighter, the Dzhondano Brune, was sitting motioniess 35 miles off Cuba's north coust | while its tanks were being cleaned. Suddenly a small boat . gun fire. No one was injured. - - @ On April 6, 1976, two Cuban fishing boats were attacked and a Asherman was killed. . oe ® Om Sept. 21, 1976, in Washington, D.C., a bomb ex- plode? Jn 0 cor and killed Orlando Letelier, a former Chilean Am to the U.S. under the. Marxist regime of the late President Salvador Allende. Although the crime ts official - uneelved, there have been. persistent reports that the homn was planted by Cuban terrorlete as.a “favor te tho scerct | _pallve of tha present antl-Communist Government in. Chile. © NEW TERRORIGT STRATEGY . tenders of the terroriat bunds are hurd to telontify. ut une > hen has emerged as in apparent louder Dp: Orluele Nosh, - @ pediatrician, (lo wus catight firing a bazooka at a Polish pin Miu harbor in L068 and wus eontencad to 10 yearn . » Roch wae relvased.on parole alter four yeurn, tut fe reportedly rotummed to the movement. Ho la now under arreat in Venevuela, charged alung with three other men in | . @onnection with the Cuban airliner bombing. Or. Hosch ts ; Goraribed at the loader of the group catling ltaelf Avclon abana, . . in June of this year, De, Hoach called a anell group ef hls fellow aotiviets toxethor in the Dominican Hepublic, They were sharply diviied on policy une atrategy. me wanted to aval’ the riske of further attacks inthe -” United Mates and te conconteute thede effarte agaliat Casten @utede thie country, Gthere held out for continning their. BGlivities trerthe-heoper arial abereneed, After a heated argument, a shuky agrowment waa poached BEANS - Automobile bembing that killed 2 Cuban refuges in Miami is one to focus their efforts outside the US. To dirvet the activities, . etash of the plane, _ anthCuatra movement, vas picked up la Verievucle and on > *  Garbatte anid: emer cuseanes operas omit ae aetna AB AT lets er re cere Ba ucererm erm cemerrminmenton a ae of many unsoived crimes attributed to ‘anti-Casiro terrorists. - anew group was formed with the initials CORU, which stand * for Coordinucion de Organizaciones Revolucionaires Unidas “in Spanish or Co-ordinating Committee of United Revalu- i i tionary Organiadtions in English. . _ caster lest both legs below the. knees when a bomb ripped his’) Anierican law-enforcement officials say that members of ' ; oo. cs -, CORY have the lacking of powerful forecs, perhaps even ® On Dee. 3-4, 1975, bombs blasted the Miamt office of the - neces i ries of Lat the governments themselves, in some countrics-of Latin — America. The terrorists ‘are described as “ut home” in: Haiti. - the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Chile. They are well , _ |, armed for terroristic ucts, as shown-in the box.on page 32. ters. A man accused of those bombings, and also.the bombing - ~ wave Siace the fine meeting, a new wave of terrorism has swept” ~“aeross the Caribbean and beyond. Rombs have. damaged |”, Cuban airline facilities in- Rurbados, Jomatca.and Panama, |. "Twa Cuban officials were kidnaped inArgentina. |" * * ; On July 23, three mon who had flows from Miami carrying “ three ceffco cans filled with plustie explosive attempted to .- _ kknap Caban Consul Dunicl’ Ferrer Pornandes-ia Mérida, Mexieo. fle eseiped, but a Cabad fisheries expert was killed. The most serious act of terrurivm came.on October 6, .. Whe a Cubana Alelines DC-S expladed in flight shortly after | i raced close to the freighter and raked it with heavy machine- —- bE : ; tuking off from Duebacios, The plane {cll into the sea, killing - i 73 persons including members of the Cuban national fencing ‘team. . . in mounges to nows media, both CORU and El Condorca fobs group unheurd of previously, eluimed. responsibility for the Dr. Bosch, who hus traveled jrcely on documents appar: ently provided by officiuls of Governments (rlondly to the. wepWAT eee ote Novembor 8 was: charged with hemieitte in councetion with - ~ tho plane crash, Thees other men are stuillarly charged: — Tho arrests. of Dre Horsch and his cuborts, -listeud: of; cecdticliig terroriat vidleniee, amy aetinily stints more —. vinienee, Fb Condor, -in a intwage tothe United. Prens International an November Etyaatd dielour meas hedd bythe be _ Venezuelan are tineeent aad warned that, if they are. “convieksl, plohin of-the Veoessedans llermationdl Atrways will be. attacked: On the satin day, CONU-sent a aenuite manylinng At wmescabel “feta svitla thee Htemclisraey Anutb-Crsneniteint Aillaneo ti dttacke- on theese -aielines that plan excursion. / flights to flavus, Ss ee Hoborta Carhalliy a milttane leader. af vetoeane af the Hay af Fils invasion, donee the theeatencd attacks. “Haida Custra hy makiag all Caliaa exltes look tke mud bombers,” - QRACKDOWN BY LAW OFFICERS: - Anes hast apring, there te iawn a charg reduction. dn “Lergarlati viedenoe ite the Altaasd arda. ‘That may he ae much chim to a quetematul codtorattack hy hiw-anforsemnent agens cles a ben Mie raliny Ud woe ackoptoed by COUU Luet Jane. -- “Karly thts your; an antilorroriet tach force wae organized, It fe nee teed nh eh toons Cine fh ee a a cana o
te areata eaeaRBON oN ese an, CUBAN EXTReMISTS leontinved from preceding page) includes representatives from Dade County and Miami po- lice, the U.S. Customs. Service: and the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Although the Federal Bu- - reau of Investigation is not formally a part of this task force, | its agents work closely with it. Ths . With co-operation from Cuban refugees who are sick of - the terrorist violence, law. officers have arrested a number of uspects, Police also have learned enough about other sus- pects so that their freedom to engage in new acts of violence. ean be limited even though there is not enough evidence to -prosecute them. a "A federal. grand jury is interrogating witnesses who might - have some knowledge of terror operations Efforts of Ilnw-enforee.nent officials to deal with the terror- ist groups face formidable handicaps, however. The terrorists relates that one suspect “identified one of my officers who what section he worked in and what his duties were.” them worked at one time.or another for. the U.S. ‘Govern Army, CIA operatives and FEI informants. One sefugee leader suggests that law-enforcement officials have not found - . the killers of Cubans “because they don’t want te.” °° corps. They not only gather intelligence but sometimes act as for example, Manucl.de Armas, a Cuban refuges who was, named in Senate committee testimony as having been in-' volved in terrorist activities in Miami, showed up in Havana, fm an April 22 broadcast by Radio tusuns, De Arma said thet he supplied the explosives uscd in tho killing of a man named Rolando Masferrer and that'a CIA agent. had . provided him with the explosives. : ; ne agent hon October 19, Castro boasted of « double Castro claimed had passed on coded instructions - that te avadhabls to Cuban terrorists ts provided by thia partial (venting cums piled by authorities: 107898: @ 16 er more high-speed motor teunchos. ebout 30 feet tong, with esecial fuel tanke for extra range: - Oo meget oe 1 ip r sun epentaR RG i UO A OE CRETE CAAT TIS OTITIS sy sr ment. Many have had several roles: members of the US....- A further complication is the heavy infiltration of the, . terrorist. movement. by. members of Castro's intelligence enenis provocateurs, instiguting terrorist acts designed to 2 ébscredit the refugees and influence Amurican polley. officials reluctnitly decided there was no authorization for The Cuban Prine Minister has “surfaced” cnough of.guch) ° the FL to enter that enw. - agents to reveal their pattern of operation. Early this yeur, Fuge OUEPETET SE UNGAR Ring B0 Na I rane eh gees EE ERE NE remertaet ran on from the CLA. said Cavtro! “From the very moment when he was recruited by the CHA and over a period of 10 years, the supposed agent has kept the Cabin Goverament fully in- formed of all his contacts with (the CIA] and of the equip- _ ment and instructions he has received.” _ ment, nobody paid by the American Government, nobody in Castro blamed the CIA for the airliner bombing and other acts of violence. “Who else but. the CIA... can curry out . - these acts? Castro asked. po Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has Matly denied US. ‘involvement in the.airliner. bombing. He. said: “1 can state, categorically that no official of the United States Govern- - contact with the Ainciican Government has had anything to " do with this crash of the airliner. We consider actions like this _, tatally reprehensible.” , geem to know what police are doing. Licutenant Lyons...” had never met him before, called him by name und told him | ~ _ Ferrorists are protected by a web of old loyalties. Mast of _.. The CIA declines ta: discuss . Cuban refugee terrorism. - doubt that the CIA, after all the criticisin it has recived for, some of its curlier, activities, is still involved in operations against the Castro regime. However, the agency is described as providing very little help in combatting the terrorist - groups, “We have absolutely-no contact with the CIA,” says  Lleutenant Lyons “I'd like to; but Uiey don’t talk ta. us.” One - reuson for that attitude miay be that liws bar the CIA from. domestic law-cnfor¢ement-activitics. ; Other lows, or the lack of them, also complicate the fight : “against the terrorists. U.S. agencies cannot become invelved they cua lok forward to only Hinlted suceess against the — TERRORISTS’ ARSENAL: PLANES TO CANNONS. Ong measure of he milltary equipment - A farther menvire cnc fon thts trolly ‘ af evtevnitete’ wvapauts conflated by Ms. atid faienfunwnent-affleor a fur in - @ 1 BOM cannon, with: 100: rounds of eupicaive ammunition . oO @ 408 eubmachine guna, 480 af thom. wir @ Theueande af rounde af aovmanition [et an amare e ae . in Investigutions of terrorism outside the United States unless. tho crime invalved violitions of neutrality laws making It AMlegal to conspire in this country to cominit crimes abroad or te export arms without a license.” Although shocked by the October @ airliner bombing, U.S. With such handicapa.as these, law-enforcement officials say terrorists, Anv.ceal, solution to-the problem must come from within the Cuban refuges communily=oand investigators state that the co-operation they get there doce net extend to cases of violence committed autaide the.U.S. i WHAT HAVE TERRORISTS GAINED? Ae officiuls size up the effects of the terrorist cumpaigea Tho. only: tangible. accomplishment has been te push Castro oe : inte renouncing the antihiucking ” treaty, thus dlscotragtiag efforts toe ward a diplomatic recinelllation be: - tweet the United States and Culm, Boapite all the terrorist plole and atiacks, Cavtre rennubanfiriily aval eff ae head of o Communal. reaine ‘geus almedt inevitable that the inovetwnd fowerd some kindof aes - gummadation with Caatra will le rontmed by American prolicy: make " gre. Throughout “Latthe Havana,” “the. fonr ta wideapread that Jini -" Corior, when he becomes Frost ‘ " alont, will give now ieaplie-te this. : (vtec calber repens ree at 8 bi anions dees mavonient, and thut thety homeland - _ @ Mistile-anitiank weapons @ 3,868 pounds of dynamite end TNT wil never te liborated from Gore @ Wide-aseortment of emaller weapons @ 4 boxes of napalm | oe ee hath affietate ane! Cuban refs ater jy ine H jane owes cove. : 0 hana ine a gee legelera, HW aseine inevitalde that oped by “ney hs the ferrarivia will eonattinis thee ate temple to beop the iwo canniteles uguage ly the anly mothad they hinwofiritior acta of viclenee U.6. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, Coo:6, 1078 re EES te TI Officials‘ af. other Government agencies say they seriously ~~” mete we eee Cheat Dna te Cra, Aud appedre de the refi reo
SEIS comereens ee Oe ed nt aN LE Ret MRA ‘“@iszupt order and disrespect fer authorities. . _ CUBAs ANTI“CASTRO LEADER DENIES AGCUSATIONS _Wateid OE in dpentoh 1538 ae 16 Nov 76 PA pad planned the aesaseination of We Be Seoretary of State yenry” Kiseinger, 6f Coste - : ' Riean Yoreign affairs. Winister Gontalo acto “and, of Pasea3’ ‘Allende and his: gird. ‘frtane __Boseh bag been in this country for 40 days. Ss ° Booeh anid: “Even if they try te make ue: Look . ‘tice. a profess tows whe he ts, * we sees ape Lettieri Me te Vie 37 Nov 76 | 7. VENEZUELA @he ‘Senate created a commission to investigate ‘terrorist activities, conspiracies to i _ qhe comission will also subuit to the Senate a bill to reguiate the activities of the | ’ exile organizations and persons not subjoet to the control of the state, ; ' Senater Hermegenea Lopes stated that the gommigaion should also tnvostigate ‘the "300 @ubens who form pert of the Cuban Embassy in venoguelas” — \ { | Onganisétions of exiles from Cuba, . Bolivia, Chile, Drugusy, argentina, Pareguay, Spin - re, . end Portugal are currently operat ing an G0.78088— . : : . i : frente] ‘ caracas, 16 Now=thse anti-castre leader. ‘orlando. Bosch, , oategoriaatly denied he Bosch's denta), was: conveyed by his ‘lawyer Praneiseo Lsindro nore, whe said. that his Sa, Bot defendant “hever talked to Faoio and that when _— adlende ‘arrived ia. ‘Coste Ricay nt gentleman who respects agreesents. “ py thie he wédnt that “ne age te. . venemuada epensered by seme anfiuential. personalities," More. pointed, gute ae flora alse e044; "as a poaittesan,. Beach epi does not understand wns ‘one pict (Te _f against him, in whieh Pidel's intelligence services: show an interes® in Kissinger 'a ue gage and GIA agente ave trying te éestrey @2i ‘those - atwuggling, against she. cuban gegine,*® Qeentre Kec added. that Beseh olaime that he personally does ‘nob’ mow Rolando osere, @ @hen, alee hired to BARR Kiaainger, Recording te reporte, Srow Lecmetd bus thas "ne Bosch is being prosecuted. by Yenenvelan cuthoraties, presunabiy. as thet bresn pehing the 7, gsbotage of the Guban plene which on. 4 Geteber exploded f near warvates p LLDANg 73. pepeenas’ cote elaine be fe innecents o
14-00000 cae te rae - : - a tae cea eat tm ! i { / | . PCO LEADER ACCUSES U.S, OF INTERVENTION IN L.A. oo w gas - Vie 17 Nov 76 MEXICO = a? ‘ . 7 t + ; 4 | Ravana Domestic Service in Spanish 0000 Gut 17 lov 76 ML a . (Beas) Per: central Committee merber Raul Valdes Vivo, who is part fe ipating as & guest in te ' the opening conference of autunn courses of thw Sonol of Bono of tie Hatienal Autemp= == | f- , , mus University of Mexico, said in @ lecture he gave teday that the United States has on antervened in Latin Amrica with troops and eapital. . a - a % . ide yearta autum courses of the Mexican university deal with the topic “World economy a , and ¢004a1 changes," In hie speech, the chief of the Pcc Central Comittes Foreign Rela- =~ “ ar @ions General Department pointed out that Nexico as & people and as a country has always wo ‘ i defended tho right of the Cuban people to choose its own path. : : ; eens different from the one being followed to date by tho other countries of the contin= ent, &-preeesa which mkes the right to self-determination a corp cause for the rest-of .- . rn Eatin America, Internetionaliem and ite practice, Valdes Vive said in his speech, hag - ‘ fg a -giwaya been directed at--from the days of the Paris conmine to the ‘Spanish Civil Wer and. 0}. 4 @o the Angvlan confilet--giving support te peoples wha struggle with their own. strength ; 7 _ for the continuation of their own histery and against forces that nave com from abroad sent by the enemies of those peoples. ots : . | i] | Yalden Vivo said that. Cuba is building true soctalinm since it began to fellow a pro- ou 4 "|. aldes Vive affirmd that revolutions, cannot be exported; nevertheless, ‘the United States | has intervened in Latin Ameriga with ite troops and its dollaro and has. taken part of . the territeries of som countries, a8 in the. ease Of faxiee. | Te tt ‘ : . . ee : . Mis 2am. ires mt QOVERNRUT ‘HAS SUPPORT OF THE MASGES,. SAYS ‘OVALLE - eo ‘ ee pumtee CAty INPORNEX in Spanish to ANSA Bueros Atres 2132 aMt 26 Nov 76-FL° ae \ ftext} mxioo City, 16 Nov (ANSAs=ZHPORMIX)=<"The Mexican state does. not sentrel or ganigulate the verker, peasant and popular sectors; on the contrary, 46 enly has their ‘7 @uppert and tras is why Ohe government és nat afraid of. faeeian," affirmed Ignacio Ovalie _° Sgpnandes, sesretary of the presidency of the republic; who asked a1) Maxioans. be ateg | Agstening to the rumors brat are being spread Shroughout tie country, .. 8 s@atemente made prior te the epening sereaony of the firet anternational eonference on > Gite @aedly, whieh ie being: held. in thie oopital, Ovalle: Fernandes warned that, in view of Qe eenselidation of the popular bage, any agereasion of the ninerity elasaes will nob Rave any posedbiliby. ¢? suseesa in Hanled. to a ' gaegeRELESOW rapa paprose muporre? = EE . : 4 ’ ~~ fuynde@ City THVONPEX An Spanish Bo ANIA. Busnes Aires #230 OHT:15 tov 16. " 1 |. "paesb) peatee’ Osby, 25 tov (ANDAHENPORIAK)=-Meatco!a trade balance experienced 8 §1,33e. 4, QEAIIOn defiedd in the fires O nonthe-ef thie year, This te contained. tn an Industry a end Gommree Searetariad ebudy whieh alee éfas loses. Shat-groubh in dnpertabiens wae. .” @hwilar Ge that during @13 of 1973. errs a ge far ae experts are sonserned, the drop experienced in auger experts anduid. be pointed. GMb, Bugar soles duving the fired 0 nantns of 1975 ampuhbed 80.5,979 bédbien pecea, - + ghee @he figure wae only 1,696 Dillion peads for the.sem ported this year, The inerease me an deportations fa baaed primarily an thw aequiaitien of nondurable. eonsurar goede, ane: 77". giudang condensed and evaporated miik, cereaio, pisrmceutical produste and aleohelie |, beveraged. ee . - PORTO | oop rps Bebop eee nas RA Mle AN TEN ATE AS
cae . 5 . * af Brera, ete ee ee oo SRT Mtn ry ona ae ; ‘ Peek em eno george iN ae ea ate Bit et PRT wert EPA 178.8 $22 Geoew Of a CH Rear eae inal a a ee er ee eee ‘ i: a - See & Seee Ng ts: te TON Be “STeER Porare i - 8, SEC Risto 0 | @ a isgunn. -QOFMICE ts PROMIBITED tS: - 6... ® Ppa- er ret WOT. oO oir Y bag eL! Sut } FZ. S74) Ao BlLa7s ; PAGE @1. TOR: 3024162 NOV 76. SECRET 3622532 NOV 76 STAFF tive, sd 7S t ‘TOS DIRECTOR, Laem AM. | - MH ERTEL MH SP IKE CS rs _ Berss 4,[ 7 864 NOT NEEDED a mnipnty ead vss) > Oe 17895 Qs noe 7 Pt Cy LA/MIAML 253¢8 yk odd _ . a . Zo STATION. IMPRESSION 15 THAT MILITARY, {PARTICULARLY op “M$ FORCE) ARE WELL DISPOSED TOWARD CUBAN RIGHTIST TERRORISTS, PABSMe WAS ASKED'TO EXPLORE SUBJECT WITH EMFETCHe 49° 6€=49) 9 FOLLOWING 18 INFORMATION ‘DEVELOPED BY HIN OVER Last Few ; 2, 09 18 FRDENDLY wt “on auss pose, PRANK: ¢ 4.87 0: AND 4: OSWER CUBAN RIGHTISTS, 619 Savs HE Has AUWAYS "eo Lagona ten a iH THEM" GEGAUSE THEY ARG FRIENDS OF THE [ane “607K PARACHUTISTS (G>39 18 A PARACHUTIST, NOT A PILOT Ds £19 ARRANGED (DATE UNKNOWN) FOR A NUMBER OF THESE CUBANG oO WAD FURNED & PARACHUTS BT cuue KNOWN AS THE DWALC ONES  geaspon", TO JUMP WITH THe AIR Force A PARACHUTE BOTHELL LON, a Ae y
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ne semen ooo SECURE SIURAGE 4 CLASHFICATION GATORS BAQUEST FOP Taz PROCESSING . - DISPAT CH SECRET : IDERING QFOUESTED are " " ——— oe oa . HO IeOE RIG i Chief, Latin America Division re dad hief ‘of Station, \ i } Cry _ i iy RYPAT XMSTONE VWNOCK Orlando Bosch and WKSCARLET= | ACTION REGUIRED - GEFERENCES j i . | | { i WARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE, SOURCES & METHODS INVOLVED . . oo ' Le 1. We.understand from press accounts that. Orlando Bosch, — . ; : ~  WRSCARLET=3 and several other. Cuban exiles were recently arrested De ané charged with the sabotage ofa Cubana: Airlines airliner on ae 6 October. After having read these accounts an - geported, for the record, that he once knew Bosch and WKSCARLET- a egy in the éarly 1960's. met WKSCARLET=3 in.1964 when both. ~ : crn, -. were enrolled in OCS at Fort Benning, Georgia. {[_sjat that. - a - ‘ime had already termifated his relationship with BRHERALD. L o While at OCs a as. not particularly close to WKSCARLET-3 ~ ground and.past BKHERALD activities. has not. seen... Ja 7 _ WKSCARLET-2 since 1964 after completion Of the OCS course and. - | doubts seriously that WKSCARLET~3 would remember Hime. eo | but WKSCARLET-3 was generally knowledgeable of (oe geen a a cs 1963 in Miami when was ¢vaining Bose a BKHERALD~sponsored program. . Bosch only knew eer ttgtie: [ihe not seen Bosch since-completion — 6 @ treining. Os, . ; ; . 4%, Given the length of time that hag e ‘plue the lack ' @f eloseness to either WKSCARLET=-3. or Bosch, and the | Betation do not believe that their knowledge of hie past BKHERALD - getivities presents any security probleme today. of eourse, was unwitting of their alleged current .activities and ‘was. surprised to hear of the bombing of the Cubana airliner. nt Distributions pe "SeG/LAD. ~P RECORD COPY | 7 ; 1B avin 299ATR HEQA=09809: Ty apiowmenaten ERORS PILE Copy FOR | 008 PH pa NOT DESTROY Tp nana er te mee TREES
14-00000 5 ieee cecseente ee MEMORANDUM FOR: 7 VIA : SUBJECT : 1. ante erat Nea ~ SECREL 15 NOV 1976 | Deputy Director of Central Intelligence Chief, Latin America Division Deputy Director for Operations . Alleged Chilean Plot to Use Cuban Exiles to _ Kill Andres PASCAL Allende, Nephew of Former. Chilean President Salvador ALLENDE “ s card HH The Washington Post. carried an article on 12. November Washington Post 1976 claiming that a enezuelan Secret Police Officer, ‘Ricardo - MORALES, had told FBI contacts that carly last year Chile's Secret Police (DINA) seught to assassinate Andres PASCAL Allende) .. and his companion Anne Marie Brussier. The information contained: in the article for the most part coincides with: information in our files. 2. A source of reported on 47 February . ca ' 1976 that anti-Cuban govornment exilos were planning to kill a PASCAL Allende who was in exile in. Costa Rica at the time. 4 _ Source also reported that the Cuban. exilos claimed to be working ae This - under the sponsorship of the Chilean Govornment: and that the -ettompt aga mst PASCAL Allende would be carried out hy the Cubans — in return for unspecified ald to be givon cortain Cuban oxile leaders, including Orlando BOSCH and Frank CASTRO, 2 individuals reportedly would ongtnoor the assassination, information was passed to the FBL and the Dopurtmont of State. ; On 17 February | euthoritios that WOscll might be on: country and that he might be usin had beon of intorost to those off ita possibte tnvolvemone with howl bys ‘Ty Conti Rica and alse bocatne of the thon expocted visit o Kissinger, ana won SLUG ee INGE ANCE MOUERS 4. oft MC vee TRV vo SoD GOERS SAE Fes & im Oey BRGRES aa8. On 20 fobruary i - focal. authorttion tho spocltle threat apatnwe PASCAL Allende, |. These authoritiow statod that they hud alreudy-advined PASCAL: Allende uf the posalble. throne agalunt | hie ‘btfe. “4, deported on 20 March 1070. feta Heuretury of State lionry On ie Pobruu ry. WOSCHL wan approhendod,. rudnod. “ notified the local # Way too. Gontral American Chligan passport. is for somo time becnuse of. with the _ boselt wad These |. . This © BOSCH SECIET ua i NPT ch BY ee: eC nee OT ROS2 e eee meee RR, : oie ST ST | 7 cereIRTD eer — : i tt ‘ te Vo
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14-00000 . ; Pr chee ee coon ene saan ily Richeaiateeeatiateeatia ten vee see nee ova punt nan vaio ve j SUBJECT: Alleged Chilean Plot to-Use Cuban Exiles to re : \ Kill Andres PASCAL Allende, Nephew of Pormer ; ; 7 Chilean President Salvador ALLENDE i ' DDO/DC/LA/SB: | Ll Distribution: Orig & 1 - DDCI . . Lb - DCI 1 : 2 1 2 , . L- LA/SBOo 1 1 1 - Ex Reg « DbOo - ADDO C/LA 201-931810 (PASCAL): - 201- 299292 (BOSCH) = Memo Chrono i FEAF E SS, OGM IAM tes
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Fiy Jue Crankshaw . The Stems Meeela MUASU-- The Chitean secret police last tehrusry attempted ‘te recruit Rue alicrvesd Cuban -exie terrorists to ascastinaie the nephew of Chile's late Gepost Marxist: President Salvador Mdende, a sankiag South American frteiigenee official told U.S. authori bres Tie Intelligence official, Pardo Morales of the Venezuelan secret po- Heysdold FRE contacts that Chile’s se Chilean intelligence. service In ‘polit, leal assassination activities, Morales” had himself been associated with the * Central Intelligence Agency and FBI me as an operative and infurmant after fleeing Cuba following Castro's ae: cession to power] At the time of Morales’ report te the FBI, Otero was a fugifive from a Miamt federal grand jury Indictment ’ gelated to the bombings. He ‘was sub- are police {DINA)D sought the assassi- ” nation of hoth Andres Pascal Allende ail hss companion, Aone Marie Brus- sier, avvardiag to documents made avaiable te The Misml Herald. Morales, himself a Cuban exile, said. - the DENA plat, whieh was never car- cient aut, Was reported | to him by ‘Ro- tande Here, who curt. tly faces trial in Miami on 29 (eluny charges related to toe verracist Bombings here. fSurqucians of Chilean secret police “ Gmvedvement in plots against polltical exiles have been widely expressed In enu te civies, This was the first re- petted instance of an allegation te ihe FAL by a hich-ranking intelligence olfwial suggesting complicily of the sequently acquitted of that charge earlier this year at a federal trial in dacksonville. Morales quoted Otero as saying DINA had attempted to recruit both Otero and Orlando Bosch for the as- ‘sassination. Bosch was charged in Venezuela last week with first-degree “murder in the sabolage of a Cuban _ airliner that claimed 73 lives. Morales quoted Otero as saying DINA offered arms and funds te Cu ban exile groups. Otero refused to do the “favor,” left Chile and told the Latin American in- telligence official om Feb, 15, then re- turned to Santiago. He was arrested two weeks later and beld until he was - handed ower to the United States in Fo ot ene one aca Bl ATE AD RABIES t “-dacksonville in September, 1978. Fhe nema eatmalennestine, voy ne Te .F Bosch was arrested entering Costa Rica with a false. passport on Feb. 19. He was charged with plotting to kill US. Secretary of State Henry A. Kis- singer; Andres Pascal Allende end Anne Marie Brussier. - _No trial was held and - Bosch was later deported. He returned to Santl- ago.and apparently remained there until going to the Caribbean area to organize CORU, a militant antiCastre group which claimed credit for the Cuban airliner bombing last month. © Morales made the reports te the FBI in an exchange of intéllicence with US. officials: about exiled terrorists’ plots. ‘An FBI. spokestnan in Washington sala Monday the bureau would have mo comment on the reported DINA ‘plot. (FBI officials In Caracas had no eomment on the casein response to _ independent inquiries iby She Wash - ington Post.) Information on alteqed DINA Cy ban exile conspiracy against the sur- viving Allende family and government gnembers Was suppressed during the} . federal bombing trial of Ctero in aden Shit oot cinema cence RAR EBRES ME « When Otero siarted to testify about’ his activities im Chile. wi government ” prosecutors cbjected that the iaforma- , tion was imunsterial to the Hombang Otero was fourd innocent of federal . g@harges that be placed bomts at Mi- ami International Airport in October, and at the Miami FBI office, Social Security Office, State Unetplorment Office. two post offices, a sank; the . Dade State Attorners Office and the Headguar- ’ Miami Police Department - ters on Dec. 3-4. - His trial on related state charges was te begin here Monday Sot wes or dered postponed until after the begin- ping ef the year and te Pensacola. : Otero remained im Florida anti! te December, 1973. when he was teld by _ an FBI informant that the FRI was preparing to have him indicted om the bombing charges. ’ Otero then went to the Dominican Republic, where he was arrested, then paroled to the custedr of Admiral Ce ‘gar de Windt, fatberiniow ef Prank Castro, an Otero friend. . . cott RRE teet ee Ri “ane HOA nse Eo ese “0 "FBI Told of Chilean Plot to Use Cubans to Kill Allende K ee ae cans ‘exer ee oe retarped indictesent: aqainst Otero 9 i fhe bantings. Creve See to Caracas. _ Otere had $50 im bis pocket whem le”
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