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t SECRET waite Sit (Whoa fed tf teri otse tere 7 REPRODUCTION CE TS COPY PSCMIBTED im oex: la vas Cj xo : CLASSIFY TO PLE 8 BFS sccmsmsinepinnen at . 2 EREF TO FILE WO. remo Cleee ro. - castaoy C] sic. "space s[___ka75 SECRET SUSPICIOUS. QUAKE 1 MADE INVITATION on ‘OWN INITIATIVE “ur LATER TOLD “CASE OFFICER.) 7 ogg AMAUTO- 1 ‘AFRAID: ‘Aitagowize~1 MIGHT DEFECT AND. made HER S¥EAR SHE WOULD Not. CAMAUTO* 1 PROBABLY AL So EXPRESSING - - FEARS: oF ANAGONIZE* 1 CONSIDERED. ‘THIS PREFOSTEROUS: SECAUSE OF HER ‘COMPLETE LOYALTY | ano FACT SHE INCAPABLE ABANDONING KER DAUGHTERS. “(HE SUSPECT Frew QUESTIONING OR RE-THINKING BASIS HER-LOYALTY AND THEIR TRUST IN HER. AMAGONIZE-1 HAS SAID THAT CHILDREN _HOYLD PROBABLY BE BETTER OFF WITHOUT HER THUS CONTRADICTING STATEMENT ABOVE.) . . ae IN VIEW seious strsrio DESCRIBED suv OBVIOUSLY PRECIPITATED BY AMBEDEW1 AFFAIR, REQUEST eS CCNSIDER aPPRCACH’ TO AMAGONIZE-1 UNDER FJSTEAL FLAG BEFORE HER DEPARTURE 5 MAY. PITCH COULD ACCOMPLISH FOLLOWING: | | 4. SHE COULD ACCEPT PITCH AND BORK AGAINST PBRUNEN | TARGETS. (THIS CONTRARY TO APPROACH AGREED UPON ey bo STATION AND HQS, BUT AMAGONIZE-1 FREQUENTLY STATED SHE Bo . ALONE AND HAS NO-FRIENDS, HER BITTERNESS WITH PSEUMER — TACTICS RE HER RECALL MIGHT BE INIPETUS ENOUGH TO QUICKLY SECRET
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REDEOS - ‘CTIOW GF" ri com PRONE TED. | pen G ves o coe aust ro nce ao Beer OO oe ne. . Ce RO One 7a. “oer ew Hamas: “1, @NAUTO-2 REPORTED 29 APR TKAT COULD NCT. | stain gee WITH AMAUTO-1 HOUSEKCLD AtiDSHE TERMINATING “0. ENPLOYMENT 4 HAY AFTER. RETURN g3iaUTOM1 4 gND etFE FROW | “CLAIMS SHE SPOKE WITH WIFE aMLAUTC-1 NIGHT 22 tre f30ur KEEPING JOS ELT WIFE ALREADY. DECID THAT WANTED YOUNGER PERSON AND HAD ALREADY PLACED | ADVERTISEMENT IN LOCAL PAPER. “ARAUTO-2 NOW VORKING WITH NEW EMPLOYEE WHOSE LAST NéNE NOT YET KNCYN SUT A-2 WILL TRY OSTAIN. A-2 KAS PROVIDED LAYOUT AAUTO-1°S OFFICE AT KOME ANE DINING AREA. 2. A-2 TCO NERVOUS AND TIMID TO MEET SUR. REQUIREMENTS AND NO AMOUNT REASSURANCE COULD MITIGATE FEARS. . | - 3. A-2 WILL BE AVAILABLE TO WIFE AMAUTO-1 FOR « “PAT TINE WORK THUS PREFER Poss NCT BE CANCELLED. 4, FILE: 201-845515. SECRET AMAUTO = f
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74-00000 4 Feary ‘ PM te 1 (LASSER ATO: _tassination PRESSING ALTON RY BA [AFAED FoR BERING X lige INDLENG F Prawns chase, Weetern Heaicphere pivigson DISPATCH Ws ecREt i * Toney Quaies OBE | {CaM JUDGE INDEXING C/ECR Div., C/WOACRE; CoB MKNovA | | Ls pasceornse Chief of Station ___.  TYPIC/TECHS/AMAUTO-1 | ACTION REQUIRED - higimis . sey:-1969 QUTINID reported a discussion ; ~ between Subject ‘anid - the Chief of the ‘Rumanian Trade. delegation, ‘in Spain, ‘during: which. the Rumanian asked when they could eet: - ‘Subject - invited the ‘Rumanian - to His home where, he said, he: - has set up.-a-small office and- was beginning to work more at “home than inthe office, because of the addéd comfort. (We “wouldn't be’ surprised if this was. suggested ‘by his -wife,who ~ “ is ‘very-jealous of hér husband.) The meeting was arranged for 1130 hours on 17 January. AMAUTO-1 commented that he is “up quite. early in the morning, “presumably ‘to begin work in his. office. . . “2. | ‘The- above report is the first we have received on.. 'Subject's use of his home as an office. The invitation to fe6 the Rumanian, of course, casts suspicion on the nature of the ' conversation. tote * 3. .Since his move to new quarters, AMAUTO-1's home is about... 50- yards from two WOFIRM staffers - Martin B. CRYMM and Conrad B. FALAGIARO. (See attached sketch). Edwin B. RATTEREE “lives. approximately 200 yards from the AMAUTO home. This proximity to AMAUTO-1's home by three staffers brings up the question of the use of an RF device to monitor conversations. in AMAUTO’s office at home, assuming at this time, that he. has a phone in the office, most likely an extension of the . home. phone. For planning purposes, we would appreciate from. -MKNOVA a.list of. ‘requirements for a target study in the use. of an RF device... If other means are available for external © penetration of his home we would welcome your suggestions and comments. Please advise us also if the PF device is still a controlled item, which cannot be discussed with or released to liaison. Your earliest reply would be appreciated, wf mobi Howard R” Acone ~ sn ete ratte } ete eee Sketch of Area~AMAUTO-1's home: Iden sheet usc istributio -C/WE w/att; 2=C/EUR w/o oat; CANPACRE wad = 5084 CROSS REFERENCE 10 i . ne POE SEMEL aNd HUMBER at hl osMa-24746 | [24 January 1969 CASSHICALION ° TRS FE nUMBLE | RYBAT/SECRET |  201-735296
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74.00000, & ner areatneteepntn meinen parse sa ceitaee sees beeen | | | | | Caney aie ‘chier, Western Hew isphere Division’ oy x. ace we 7 “oer rene land dcta! Agios aigRID RUFRIRCES © gi $776 > ; Po B. OSHA-23406, 12 Jan 68 ee oe wre Ay In ‘the four month: period since the ‘forwarding of ref B, the: QuboZE ‘and ‘QUT MHID Operations have continued. to. provide insights “gato the. prograb of. the PBRUMEN official establishmest in Spain, the -requirements:laid-on it and the evolution in the thinking of AMAUTO-1. and his ataft as they work toward expanding their contacts and fafluence in the. political, economic and cultural-propaganda ficlds;- ‘These ‘developuents ei) provide the subject matter for subsequent dispatches, _ ‘However , in addition to such ‘eouventional - . "public, relations"; ‘the QUDOZ® Reports have recently carried evie dence | of MECUMLE activity, _Beeause euch activity automatically means ‘PBEUMEN involvémént in Spain's internal affairs, QUOTA has &ken an even greater than usual: interest in these developments. take Translations of the transcripts detailing this inforeation are given below, Lo. 2, The earliest and certainly the most striking MHGUILE ine formation was forwarded under ref A describing AMADTO-1's advice to- AMADIEU~1" on the techniques of living a clandestine life, on “the use of disguise and on the pecessity for good organization for o. with. bad’ organization we are“lest". ‘Then, ® QUDOZE Report of: _ 30 April. ‘68 summarized a discussion on the lack of personnel in * the: ‘Embassy. to make scientific and technical contacts, at which ‘time AMAUTO-1] digressed into describing the cover for a new member. of the staff whom he apparently expected to arrive in the near, future, “..,..what is Jacking is a comrade who could take care - of the cultural and: apparently the technical aspect alse, Bho ‘could also ascertain who are the Americans, their addresses, in what atreeta are located their...." He adds that this comrade gill have to. move about, to make contacts, to be up on everything, and if time remains to do other ‘things, » He added that he renenbers the President (of PERUMEN) gave much importance. to this as a matter of _ honor for all the missions abroad, He repeated that the technical “apapect (i.e.collecting technics) information) required a comrade, a& ; Distribution: 2 - C/WH Div, _ . mutates aN) We DATE CROSS BERSTRURIO = 3 ; sg _—_ Q______}__28. ; “CARA HOS FUE mumLe SECRET €5~€~-44/3 wena “Operationa1/TYPIC/QUDOZ#/MHGUILE “Tadications of Clandestine” Activia . - “ty , Terme ae net et ered on ora cements meee ee reheat sce ew teewenepettreratann | i | | | i {
CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH _ .... 8 E CRE TL : MA- 23870. oe od courade who learns’ the details of foreign ecommerce in order. to be | “able to converse. vall with people. Apparently this would be: a, | type. of overt Specialty that they vould Rive to the comrade who ‘49 Grder to hide the true ‘purpose of his mission which veuld be to ‘collect information for then. as AMAUTO-1 4s. heard to coment: thet they have to “invent” the vork of this comrade in order that he j ‘might. ‘have a definite spectalvy:  AMAUTO-1 seems to be thinking of | a specific person becauge he. comments that he speaks tyvo languages, that ‘he likes economics, - “and ‘adds that at the ond of two ‘onthe he oi rould: be ready. v DA ; , * 3,. Following the retura ‘of AMADRIPT-1. on the 7th of March €8, via PBRUHEN. national flight, after hone aeave in PBRUMEN, -the- Qvpozi : patorial reported exténs ive conversations’ between AMADRIFT-1. and 4 AMAUTO=1_ on future Plans. Two: weré of MHGUILE interest: i 8 As eupozs. ‘Rport of. 43. larch 68. ‘AMAUTO-1: says, "this 48.06 “oS wath the. Agerican. ‘moveme at- ‘fa. Spain “aad with the ponopoly- _ thet: they have Here* ‘e ‘He. Bays, In ‘ay judgement Our - fundamental - problea- ip- ‘Spain from the ‘political potat of view: da to ascertain what there is behind all this, what — “. ¢here here, we must get ourselves in notion". “Phat is a “very” dmportant point ‘for us, to ascertain what are their . fangs, who are those who are. here, . how they (the Americans: are ‘moving - He adda taat, "If. we are able to find out, w will be able to" stop then. completely.” B.. QUDOZE Report of ‘14 Mar 68. AMAUTO-1 says that they have -.. to find out “what are the forces in Spain, with the pos=- ‘gibillity of our haying aecess (to. thea)", He comments thad Spain, if at°a crossroads internaily and externally. He | gays they have to find out what ie happening io Spain, whether thoy. give the workers liberty to strike, etc. ‘ He agnin repeats all they have to find out, ment ions find- ing out "who are the sonarchists, what forces they repre- sent, to what forces are _they united. vho are the elezents that are being financed) Tey the American Embassy", "Which are those scattered elements that the . gewapaper of. the Hovement has accused of being backed by the American Embassy, what. financial.power do they have?” ¢ 4. AMAUTO-1 had apparently set great hope on the ] May 68 ‘anti-government demonstration by workers and students which, as: Headquarters is aware, the police effectively handled, Ina Zz | May QUDOZE Report, AMAUTO-1 repeatedly commented on what a tremen- dous failure the dewonstrat ion bad been: he kept asking AMADRIFT-1 what had happened, why the Spanish people had not responded, why the workers had not, and finally said "The next demonstration we are going to name here @ member of the Eubaasy". ; . | | | | | | ' Jane D. ASTRAHAN a: aaa TeaAGt NO ij H } { i i ET ae H : | iJ | . : ‘Peco ent 33a USE PAE Ons LAO, 1 i vagt . i bP CON TINGED RR. LR BR ee ee ee i i i i { —
SECRET Chief, Europea Divisioa Chief, Western Hemisphere Division Chief of Station |. : te lh. ‘The following conversation came from Subject source: Sat a meeting Se OG wits a - the following. gatement was made by. Guillerss ‘ROrZ, Le -Cliba a! Charge. “a? affaires; mo . ae know. ‘why roy saying. thid... -becausé the ‘CIA is” -.: directly intervening inthe int . Country, ARAGON can. say “ait, the “it, a8.well as our dear. friend C= ]end ‘here they. don't pera ‘because they’ know very vell that......here the Soviet 8 or anything affairs of ‘the, irector can se os KGB: as well as- the | American-CIA. can't..... because the jhate £¢ so such. The Americans are trying first because while to asphyxiate this government, came: in-power there is always the great danger of. Volt here. The Americans want to: have @ government f£ the type Italy, France and Yest Germany have, & Stable governnent, that. has a high middle class? and where there ig a high standard of living, because when you have thé difference between the individual who is eating.....and the individual who is eating a chicken, then. you have a dangerous probien, because in Latin Anerica we have, ...° but. here in Europe it’s different, that is why I's telling you this.....they can be ioter- -wening.in the government.....that is why we Bust try to find out.” 2. Following ig the identity of the personnel involved - \ ¢€, Guillermo Orestes RUIZ Perez, Chargé Distribution: 2 - C/EDR;: 2. - C/WH | OSMA-23813 | SECRET d'Affaires, 7 May 19€8 6 5-6244/4 see eee ont
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wae sn cad onaap thn enol 7 ii Dube! _SECRET J 19, gy |. Chiek, Wit Divs, COS, JiWAVE s KAPOKZQUDO . Pasta REQUIRED - Ateamemaed . a : an 1. “On 10 January 1968, AMAUTO-1, “Pos. . discussions. with his subordinates, reflected on we _. position of his country, and anong the things he said, we quote ; - ¢ne following which may be of possible interest to addressees. | ' Although part of the discussion was not heard because of the , ne emotional inflection of the speaker, we feel that the jist of . ot the discussion. is: clear and understandable, . . Yn one of his many daily _ the international ‘oes gst Meee a Sos ag rn in . . "We are demonstrating to the world that. Cuba...is : ‘ fayorabiy disposed to do whatever... (AMAUTO-1 begins 7. to talk against the United States) that when the ; Americans have to raise the white flarz..,because the | first plane that appears on radar... (AMAUTO-1 is -exeitedly and itis very difficult to understand about the. ¢ ae . speaking euch .word but it appears that he is talking positions of missiles in Cuba), Havana, Las Villas and Camaguey and that with these nissiles, we can cover ; Miami, New York, and all their bases and all of their Moierda', . .if the Americans say they are going tye ‘said them (missiles? planes?), we will send them; if they (Americans) say they are voing to dnvace us, the first plane that comcs to invade... (ANAUTO—Ll's sub-) .. Seta Se es ant el tds winch ead Sa Fens 2 ¢ Don ordinate remarked that 15 October 62 marked a point f red in internitional politics, when tho Yankees ordered i pos the Soviets to withdraw their missiles), . o(ANAUTO-1 | ; : ob injected) “they (the Soviets) presented them (the ; ae wood Cubans) with ten bombs". . 4 j aren _ 2, Our reason for reporting this fragmentary information is’ |} — re that ANAUTO~1 might be confirming the presence et offensive nis ‘ f : ; siles in Cuba, a ay ; ; , te A oT en . er ; ; 0 Metis Le eres feed j : a oo ; . Howard H.“ SACCGDER 4 ae ] ; . 997 - P25 2G : . Art Distribution: — io we fF N49 é 5 ar De CANHD 0. ra away fe wy “fa wo fo COUT sav VE ema tne | | i wot POSS RIFKONE 10 a CGPATON DMBOE AND WU EES joan eee 15 ne . OSNA-23513 9 February 1°68 5 i a pn on t ~ ~ CAMKATION Tnes fad wuMdia 7 cemeniae © a See | SECRET
™ ot joo. + CK A ee ao whee CEASSMPHACRSS S8ECR BT. _ PeOCES Gi ING acon Chief, testern tenisphere Division '. [ay 7 TT Chiek, Burcpoan Division ~ fo inna cuaatio Dive chiot of Btation, — JYVAVE et fn HO AST INGEN ce vazite foe nos 4G itt] , lhe WDE TMT BVO taza _pecegtie Chief of Station fe waa ~ Sperat foun /7re1C7qaRGR/QNnetb/aumaeE _ | Flare of _kew Cuban Agbassador ia_ Madrid ; ACtiSw etOUI Savini GER eee eee eee orecaner ager accospanied by his vite, ‘Hilda, and “three “ CALZADILLA, -RUIZ*s predecessor had not been & etrong- adninintrator : ‘and had let the various components of the — Cuban’ official establishment in Spain’ rua thelr own affairs, This fact plus the inevitable tendency of a new chief to be “a "nee brooa” aad rearrange thiags . ‘acéording to bis ewa lighta, ‘led Station dadrid to expect sone changes particularly within the. Fabeasy. | However, the QUDOZE and QUTINID operat ionsg . have ghova RUIZ.at least iaitiaily to be an aggressive aad. ell organized individual with ideas of his own that elearly rofilect his background in comercial affairs and srepared to eake changes that sronivge to co beyond the superficial gveening of & new broon. Underlying RUIZ’s setions. and proposals 4s ‘the.clear itsplication that he came to Yadrid | with: the specific: task of upgrading the Cuban mission in Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness, Station “adrid will transmit te the addressees the relevant - information on. this prograre as it becomes available from the QULOZE and GUTIHID operations ‘along with information on the ektictial Cuban personalities aduinistering the prograa,. @. A atriking difference between RUIZ and his predecessor was noted in the QUROZE and QUTIHID reports of that firet week, RUIZ has no inhibitions over spending ORC. One of the Eabagsy cars, a Peugeot vas replaced with _& mew godel and there vas discuss ion or replacing the other two Pougeota with 8. Nilda, RUIZ’s wife, was picked up by the wife of sho turned $200 over to her to go ahooping at the Corte Inglesa, one of Sadrid’s tvo best ; - Continued ..... * pistribution: . 2 = C/¥H Division : ; 2 = C/KUR EPlvisioa ; ; GROUP I 2~ COS, JMVAVE Excluded from Autoaatic Downgrading and Declassification (ROSS REFERENCE 10” DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO KUMBIQ k2 January 1988 “THOS FE MUME(@ " OSMA-23 , 408 CASSFICATION . 200-120-612 SECRR TT
PENTA T Ak Ged MER eee Sih A MES BRE a ae, es ae an Be rm _ “ < Vel MTL Ae BENE Se ATED Set CONTINUATION OF | oo of, osPparcH - SECRET eG OSNA=23 , 406. Ga egret ar known. department stores, RUIZ checked with nis ‘deputy, on the propor clothes for diplomatic functions in. _ Madrid and an appointment was to be made with a tailor. ~~ _ Nilda declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his - family had lived ecoremiczily was inadequate and thoy decided to look for m chalet, something very spacious and well-priced;:. They subsequently seriously considered one ‘known to rent for 30,000 pesetas ($500) per month and then -"turned.it down, apparéavly for reasons other than price. A _ (> few telex: sacbine was ordered for the Embassy, The technician “gtated they could’ install a teletype that could only receive, _"{ .-not-send, sessages but this scemed acceptable, Soe, ° . » 3, - On Vonday, ‘4 December 1967, the day after his arrival, RUIZ ordered the ‘Cubaa- consuls in Barcelona, Sevilla and _ Vigo to Madrid for-n-aeeting, \The. order was couched io terns of “wanting to meet" thém, but after their arrival on | Wednesday; 6:Deceubér, @11..partics settled down to a detailed meeting in which prinary-attention was given to administrative matters; trade and propaganda. The latte: two subjects will be dealt with i4n separate dispatches, On the administrative side, RUIZ listéned sympathetically to complaints about low © salaries, old buildings and inadequate vuperating budgets and eoncluded by asking for a umonthly report on receipts 2 and ‘expenses and @ -report.on the.consule’ current needs, their monthly. balances and their administrative activities, The printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense that kept recurring throughout the discussions. . 4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report ‘on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mission in. general for forwarding to Havana and which be first discussed with his subordinates. He started by assuring -. them that he had "found great co-operation among all the comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was complete. Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no personnel changes and who had previously been most-eager to return ‘€6 Havana, now has gone to Havana on vacation, He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967 Iberia flight. 5. The Cuban mission has certain financial problens gince the present budget. dates ‘from previous yee7s and does not cover current expenses, . However, the “new economic activities of the consulate” are expected to assist with the problem, Here RUIZ is presumably referring to the pressure brought to bear in November. 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and the Immigration. Office to force Cuban exiles to register with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid passport. Enough exiles have responced to this pressure to relieve gone of the financial problems of the Cuban mission. This source of income will lastias long as the Cubans’ friends in the Foreign Ministry are able to assist then. G. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the. _airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a continuing administrative problem for the Embassy. who is in charge of this airport work has to devote elf exclusively to taking care of the couriers and their pouches when any come in, leaving visitors to fend for themselves, This situation has been alleviated by other Fmbassy staff menbers jaunting out to the airport at will to meet the incoming planes. Now, RUIZ has declared that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because they have a work plan to fulfill, Thus, he has left himself with an uiresolved problem he’ must face in the very near future, ._____. as ee nn ne : : . CRASS IC ATOMS to. vt Z ses 530 USE PALL. Ue 6G OM : ; Foose e wb 4 . : on fF m oom |
f ( __ | _ RA ARS ALIN Labebhe tre eaters, Ake wa ows ~ CONTINUATION OF i ral . DISPATCH BECRE Ba, OSVA-23 , 406 ‘9, . The new Ambassador concludéd his report vith three recommendations: , cee are ete ites rane AE pe nee ‘the Conmercia’ Offices, the Consulate and the: Cubana Offices can all ‘be housed instead oz .. being dispersed in separate buildings as they - ere “now; “oe - > : ‘a, ‘Rent another building where tho Chancillary, | | : . _. b. Rent or preferably buy a residence for the Chief 7 of Mission. The one they now have is not — 7 - adequate; - ; | . | ‘¢.. Send another person from Cuba who has the _ | ‘background to take care of scientific work plus ; _ .@ontinuing the contacts the Mission will have a , " glveady made. In view of RUIZ‘'s previous at _ statement on the completehessof the staff, suc ‘@ person would Likely be a non-official” represéntative of.one of Cuba's cultural fronts suchas the Casa de laze Americas. , oF , - 8, RUIZ concluded his. remarks by saying that in Spaia. there is a tremendous field for’ the Cubans, they nave no “ ~janguage..problem_and they can.do a great work. Such 1s. the iag“proclaimed and’ that” Station=-Madrid-believes + Safes goal RUIZ has procladi he was sent to attain. . Fah MD Clewme | a, ne ere nee oe ener er . CaaS bar CAT 5 53a bE PREVIOUS COIN . 1agt . RROR KT ce re etree tee neater nee et een tem st fen Gre a 8 A
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14-00000 PROCES SIG al hGra wWaealD FOR NOE DISPATCH. Western Hemisphere Division European Division OMY QUALIFILO CESK | Chief of Station, JMCOBRA AW JUDGE INDE ARG | on »Chief of Station . ee SBT Operational, TYPIC/QUDOZE/QUTINID/MHAPRON ete) RULE Perez ad INDE ARG PEQuIHED Bae THOR ei gene REFERENCES : Action Required: FYI 1. “‘Guilteimo- RUIZ ‘Perez, “Charge d'affaires of the Cuian Emi.assy: in Madrid, has occupied.that post for nearly a year. During that time, the QUDOZE/QUTINID material has revealed various facets of his personality, Showing him to be a man of volatile temper, an incessant talker and with more breadth of experience and outlook than the other menbers of the local Cuban mission, Here: in’ Spain he has been interestéd in neoting - ‘as many * people as possible and. in widening his. circle. of " ypequaintances matter. what their “to' persons with ood Teputat. intellectual ~2 ‘world. He has_laid great emphasis on cultural matters in outlining his Plans for the Embassy! S activities. He has shown a certain intellectual. restlessness, a desire to keep abreast of events in the world outside of Cuba and a willingness to accept whatever he deems to be good or useful from that exterior world. Thus, during his early conversations with his staff soon after his arrival, he extolled the virtues of the Yankee system. of "briefing" S nd the, fact that executives have privacy for Sinking was pre- ang welt th by: “the: tof ancspain he “would Be “able to give to Cuba heres. that cultural relations were Tomes tag a ae ee tee ate CONEINUER see Distribution: «2 ~ C/WHD : Set ; 2 - C/EUR GROUP I \ 2 - COS, : Co Excluded from Automatic. Downgrading ahd Declassification ; eivl- 735296 CROSS REFEREROE TO QSPATCH SvmaoL AMD ALvaER : . DATE . OSMA-24,212 | 13 September 1968 CLASSIFICA TOS SQS FILE AUMGER SECRET 65-6-44/3 a . ; . ; 65-2-10/9
CONTINUATION OF 4 . DISPATCH I SECRET _ f OSMAs24, economically it was now hecessSary to pive attention to. the political and cultural fields. He-later commented on tle: fact. that- Cuba is practically unknown. in Spain, ares 3 Ciban products are’ never seen in the local -storeg and that “the view lof Cuba of the average Spaniard has’ ‘Come from the exil Feduced to a very narrow circle and Since Cuba wag “in ‘tiles. He has continued-to discuss the need for advertising Cuban products and considered ;  decerating his office and his home- with Cuban items and furniture so he could show a little bit of Cuba to his o- Spanish and foreign contacts. Another consequence of this desire to put Cuba's best foot forward is a certain harshness in dealing-with the shortcomings of his - mee ".  COlleagues and fellow Cubans outside the mission, calling attention to any--deficiencies in their conduct and ways of dealing with the persons they meet. As recently -ag “in‘a’ QUDOZE -report ‘of 13 July he was complaining that the ‘Cubans sdem.to'have lost -the elegant touch in their ' public functions, , a , 3.-.RUIZ's attitude toward money follows logically . fron his desire that: Cuba's prestige increase and he is - quite willing: to spend money where it will show. The- Embassy's 6 January. reception was’ an expensive affair, the Embassy .and ‘Commercial officers take their Spanish contacts to the best restaurants, he and his wife pay 30,000 pesetas (approximately $ 430.00) rent per month for a house deemed Suitable to his position and buy new clothes without ‘hesitation for the various diplomatic functions, - Before- he. went on home Teave on 6 August 1968, he, was encouraging his staf? to rent better apartments that would more nearly match their status as diplomats and his wifo was looking for a different house for them, ; One with fewer maintenance headaches and with rooms large “enough for. siiall receptions of as many as 40 people, Va faq wi. this is quite in accord with RUIZ's own hourgoisa Jf astes,- reflected more than any thing else in fie “ereat . Interest in clothes and in being well dressed. Yet the Cuban mission operates on a Slim budget and the salaries are not high, Station Madrid has no information on whether Cuban mission Personnel receive a housing allowance but assumes they must as otherwise RUIZ, at least, could never make ends meet. RUIZ earns a gross salary of $681.50 per month and all his living expenses including clothes, food, medical expenses, education for the couple's 5 children and perhaps utilities must come _from this sum, RUIZ also expects to be able ‘to invite Cuban officiils transiting Madrid ana his Svanish and foreign contacts home for lunch or dinner at any time, There is no indication that he receives a representation allowance yet he will allow his wife to charge nothing except the Saluries of two maids to the Embassy and she can't economize on food when they are alone because he will go out to a restaurant rather than eat rice and ‘beans, RUIZ is. plainly cautious in his dealings with Havana over money, even while wanting to live as well as possible in Madrid. The difference in the couple's manner of living between Havana and Madrid must be striking since RUIZ hada pood position in the Ministry of Foreign Commerce prior to becoming Charge d'Affaires and yet his wife told Vera, the Embassy secretary and her closest friend, that She did not have a refrigerator in Cuba and would like to take one back with her if they did not return to Madrid after home leave! a vie ennai es eer Praca we, fess 53a URE Pet OES bot on ‘SECRE T i a eee niall neat dee te
nein cemiemeimmmmaa crease aE DAT we Be BI, ANGs Pee CONTINUATION OF i — DISPATCH | SECRET i OSMA-24, 212. | wore ene oe bee nee ota mentee na een Pampa pe Wmecree aciee 4. As an individual, RUIZ has appeared in : QUDOZE/QUTIMID aS nervous, cspricious. quick tempered. — . In contrast ‘to his”plcasant7public appearance and ‘his usually acceptable telephone language. his private conversation is vulgar, low and full of ugly words. We swears” Contiitially “and flies oft into. rages. He is .& compulsive taiker. and apparently uses his long. “conversations: and his Consultations over some course .Of action as a means of psychological reinforcement. “He bas given’ the impression of being insecure in his -position -and when faced with an accumulation of” "> 7 problems in the office prior to home leave, was talking of resigning and returning to Cuba. This insecurity may account for ‘his touchiness over thé way. he is. ; treated by the Spaniards, especially those in government positions. --He has been noted describing several of his interviews with, Spanish Ministers or people holding Amportant government positions at great length, going” into ‘much detail on the length of the meeting, if they “shook hands, if the person Smiled, if he Nad anything nice to say: about Cuba or the Cubans, etc. As the _ addressees know, »RUIZ came to his post as a. transfer '.. £rom the Ministry of Foreign Commerce. On numerous ‘ occasions he has said that his life interest is in- commerce and industry and prior. to his vacation ‘in Cuba, jhe was increasingly depressed over his present position jane his ability to fill it, which may account for some of this sense of personal uncertainty. He has seemed a hard worker and a man with good ideas on the work of the Embassy and how it should be organized, ideas which he has repeated endlessly, but he has been unable to- inspire in his subordinates. In his disputes with in June he complained about the lack of team spirit in the office, rs revolution and the Station considers him as an if unquestioned regime Supporter.. However, his approach ; is differén€ from that of the younger, less. intelligent ,men who have known nothing else. RUIZ has hada ' sufficient breadth of education and experience to make ja choice, to have reached his own decision that the ‘Castro regime is good for Cuba and that Marxism as interpreted by the Cubans is an adequate intellectual foundation for life. A QUDOZE Report of 13 December 1967 included a discussion with a Spanish employee of the Embassy during which RUIZ explained that the Cuban revolution is different from any other revolution there has ever been in the world, that it has’ different characteristics and trajectories, that in spite of having "a mark of Marxist principles it has many variations oo which make it different. These variations are unknown even to some of the comrades themselves. In a QUDOZE Report of 23 June, he commented on certain features of | the Cuban system as "very difficult to understand unless one is of the left", The QUDOZE Report of 4 July quoted extensively in OSMA~24,112 of 9 August 1968 showed - most clearly RUIZ's view of Cuba and the revolution as” one entity and to see himself within that structure, a part of it and serving Tt. Beyond that, his mind runs in business and public relations rather than political channels and he has shown less interest in the policies than in the power relationships of the men within the hierarchy who administer the policies. tie has been able- to “avoid sounding doctrinaire in his discussions and has been able to deal satisfactorily with the wide Variety S$. RUIZ's political ideas are centered in the Cuban a ne ~ Si tees t f 530 USE PAE OUS KOVED
rememerntecae ee a Se ee oe * eee Mena aren dine . T Scere ” Bere + nat $30 VEE PageSus FOES reenact rr Aa the ERAGE La TI Date tine grea. ANE atom ee i CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET i OSMA~24, 212 Aone etre ete aterm = mee enemies chen wet ewe of people he likes to meet. This last winter the couple Was able to find a secular school for their cnildren  .where ‘they would Wot be taught religion. Along with the Fest of ‘his staff RUIZ has exaggerated ideas about the Size and aggressive intentions’ of the WOFIRM organization in Spain eaé ‘ts Sivays on the iookout tor a “provocation! even to the extent of refusing to receive an-unknowa newspuper.man who called for an interview. a 6. RUIZ seems to have little time for his wife, Nilda, and their children and, at least in public, his ‘attitude toward his wife has been quite curt. He has. mentioned. on at least two occasions having “his problems at home" and that all married couples have problems ‘ they alone can solve, but he has never discussed them, Nilda, for her part’, in her long conversations with Vera has, made no comments that would indicate any special -problems.. She -had always worked prior to”-coming to _ | “Spain and at first was quite discontented with a life of ' idleness, but adjusted herself to her new Situation, She appears intelligent, competent, a good mother and probably a good business woman. She is. outspoken but also’ solicitous and affectionate with. her husband, always interested in his work and encouraging him in what he ‘does. RUIZ, like most of the members of his Staff, has . Saar broblems.... He has. hadtrouble-with-his- back since: 955:and here“in’Spain= of the pain in his back. vs 7. Despite. health. problems; “office. pr bl ens - whatever “feelings of inadéquacy ‘he -wtiay' ha _ teavelmust:: ivé..done: RUIZ -good:fo: ott “on 30 September 1968 for another year and his wife and children are expected to follow shortly. ~ ~ | ” Ce AND Batts * ' i ES we meee ae = ame nee eeeennnennowenane hewn ne im SECRET Pixie | 4 rene merce had Colds “and “an intensification
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14-00000 : Chief, Western Hemisphere Division ‘ . | . . xX HO DIDERKG RL QUIEID hief of Station, JMWAVE vet canon OE DROERERE HUE Chief, European Division cia mes motu Cin BOGE BOLLDES _ Chief of Station or neal Operational/TYPIC/MHAPRON C Biographic. Data and Photos of. RUIZ and BORQDOWSKY Fret REQUIRED - REFERERKES © SUC ROP LS Action Required: FYI ‘Forwarded herewith for the information of the addressees ‘is the biographic data and photos on the new Cuban Ambassador _ to Spain Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296) and his. . “wife and on RUIZ's secretary Vera BORODOWSKY Jackiewich - ° .(201-298225), The material was secured through liaison, ’ dhe ipa pike Jane D. . ASTRAHAN a ice we TA ATT yaaa fivie CSB 2 YKOE ~ Cen ete Are C2049 252 aarp Distribution: oo, ; jeu... Ca*= C/WH Division, w/att H/W 0 2 = COS, JMWAVE, w/att H/W oe eee 2- C/EUR Division, w/o att _ me ferrP GROUP I ae LOOSE f* “T excluded from Automatic. . _ Downgrading | and Declassification so (3 > 2.7 ¢ LAT. (RUSS REARENCE 10 . OCPATCH SYMBOL AND wuMBER . . Date OSMA-23, 400 12 January 1968 ee CLASSIFICATION HOS ALE RUMBA SECRET " 200-120-61 |
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_ somata ISPATCH } Chicf, European Division 7 : Chicf of Station, JMCOBRA_ |! Chief of station | Hf Operational /TYPIC/QUDOZ f Conflict _Betuec n_Guillerme_ + actus REQUIRED - MERRMEREES ~ -- prrrerr irs) : Wet os Reference; MA-24,050 dated 12 Action Required: — FYI 1. At. the time the referen _the QUDOZE Reports were showing fledged fight between Guillermo d'Affaires of the Cuban Embassy SECRET sion RUIZ Perez_and | _ RUIZ Perez, oan __ PRAERID FOE OrDE ANG . _ le (AREUNG ROUTED Omit GUALIIRO DISK C FUDGE OUTING mxeorus MICROF'LMED AUC LC 1965 GOoc. MICRO. July 1968 SE. ced dispatch was prepared, . the beginning of a full ; the Charge in Madrid and his first Secretary, |_ _As so often happens in human relations, less important for expressing deeper conflicts case, the primary problem can b members Of RUIZ's staff operate chief and he feels he is neither e and problems, {Ssues proved the vehicle In this simply summarized. The independently of their consulted nor informed by ties, This is particularly his subordinates on, eir activi true in relation to | The specific issues which arked their quarrels were RUIZ's dispute withL sd = and the distribution 8 | editor of Ze discussion that en -phene call] lh and Te not on speaking yet along well. vould bring about unfavorable to Cuba whereas RU unfavorable article comes out, Foreign Minister and settle the believes that he represents Cuba A QUDOZE Report of 2 Ju sued when RUIZ ad received fr t sa So pub IZ h Distribution: . - ¢2 = C/WHD | ° 2 = C/EUR =*>* 2 —- COS, JMCOBRA tag bi Downg ly 1968 outlined a hot went into a rage over a" om ___RUIZ erms whereas and id he -feared enmity with lication of articles replied that when the first | e willitake it to the matter:on that level. in Spain and that his continued ese He GROUP I Excluded from Automatic — radingiand Declassification. weer as we ie 7 a OGrare SMSO! AND BUEBLR (ROSS RERENCE 10 OSMA-24,112 © DAlt 9 August 1968 anne eon CLASSI MATION g wet ECRET as Te wa 65-6-44/3.
- i | | el OP ~-RUIZ~takes:-a - broader. view..oL Party. membership - we ler a ty de MOM SR RT ez) CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SEC R E T | OSMA-24, 112 subordinates should back him by taking the same positions in public that he takes, a not unreasonable demand the part of a Chief of Mission, RUIZ bluntly tald “that he, had_committed an error andl just as bluntly. disagreed, view was that. vad come in im a bad humor and nothing pleased hitin whereas RUIZ felt should try putting himself in RUIZ's place, something he- claims ids incapable of doing. Finally, this particular argument cnded in a form of compromise with agreeing to call the following day and remind hin that. he "should eall the Minister". 3.) On. 4 July the battle was renewed over the distribution of Che's Diary, At that time the Embassy only had 6 or 7 copies which were being loaned out’ on an overnight basis, RUIZ said he wanted to send the Diary "to a mountain of people" while was also offering -it freely and without consulting about. the action or his ‘list of recipients, RUIZ scolded him roundly for this. and, ignoring attempts at self~justification, told him he had to respect the instructions he received, At one point in his tirade, RUIZ even went so far as to suggest it would be better for one of them to leave and go to work in another country, for example Rumania. Several interesting items emerged from this’ long quarrel: : “some “andéfinea prob Lem Which#S tation ==" =: iiadrid. assumes. is related'to his persdéaality and his: ne approach to his. fellow workers. Ruiz said, "Look, everyone. ‘knows cage anfor t you have. ,it hel chan be mae Ss tha! Ge Lo ae know ‘Of the problem..." Ruiz then‘ ingisted ° ‘onthe. importance of discussing problems among the comrades and said "for example in your case, you have been foolish. in not. outlining the oblem., I was waiting and[ was waiting and : B, RUIZ commented that now he can understand the attitude of CALZADILLA, Before, ne had thought CALZADILLA was in error but: now he feels the same way. He. mentions “an, ambivalence" and says he will not . Sact the same way “that CALZADILLA. was: wrong nm ~~: imiting “himself: tora reduced. group * oft “persons: whereas “wild continu vet gOS forwan : ith. everyone, not. , just a few." ” than his contemporaries,’ In commenting on the weekly - study circle for members of the Party, he set forth his opinion that all the comrades of the local Cuban Mission should participate even though they may not be members because in his eyes it is as if they all really were members, D, RUIZ repeated a statement he has made on previous occasions = the great interest of his life is foreign commerce, However, in this 4 July QUDOZE Report, he added the interesting detail that he had not wanted to come to Madrid as Charge and, in affect, had been persuaded to come agninst his will. He ‘ believes he is best able to serve in the control of irustry and that is where he could perform a tremendous work for his country 2s every revolutionary
aon _Biven in Paragraph 3-D above seems to make this. See a sto BP Blase Tee BAL RL tS de St esa CONTINUATION OF ©} “DISPATCH 4 SECRET OSNA~24,112 ought to be in the place of work where he is able to do the most, "Until now, I have always done and have always gore where the revolution sent me... with my present limitation of criteria, I should | not “be here”, He repeated his canviction that he -is wasting his talents and doing nething for Cuba in the position of Charge in’ comparison with what he could do elsewhere, "! believe that with which f am best able to serve my country.is in tke “control of industry...I. put myself in an industry | and I’ see if things are being done well or if they “are being done badly because I have knowledge and because. I arrive at. my conclusions through the accounting...look, here I am wasting my presence and my resources when I am able to be useful to -production in another position," — . “f 2S TOBE Ot By the end: of this’ 4 July report, RUIZ had exhausted all his combativeness and appeared very. depressed, ‘4, RUIZ‘is due for home leave in Havana the first part of August. There have been indications scattered ‘throughout the QUDOZE and QUTIMID Reports of the last month or two that he might not return, The information “possibility éved. néré-Likély=and:tsa" developement that” Station will watch closely, ¥.c.. Neither man. ‘timate: conclusion e Mission and 07 50.07 RUIZ will soon be going on home leave, However, the forner — close association noted upon RUIZ's arrival is gone and they are more distant and cool, at one point in this. same 4 July QUDOZE Report méntionéd how he had looked forward to working With RUIZ and QUDOZE had shown an _ _ initially close working relationship between them with daily discussions of the problems of the Mission and the events of the day. Now, their relationship is cool, _correct and’ business-like, u «SESSA . ~ 2 ef sf __|s id not-raise.‘his=voice; + waS no” improvement over that of Ris boss, and tried to sound reasonable but never gave in an inch on-any~-of the points over which:‘they-quarreled,—-In...... - the’end nothing was resolved except possibly to clear the air of some of the tension between the two men for ina 10 July QUDOZE Report, RUIZ. was still complaining about 5. The argume ts “ended4 ) cax tt: friendship with land Saying that only wanted to be out meeting people and not preparing written memos on his work! Cetsaer es Pac ONT ee SECRET ‘Oirarren oan
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD rey ant ren C3 \ 82 July 1968, \ SUBJECT : Guillermo Orestes RUIZ Perez (201-735296) _ Cuban Charge d'Alfoires in Msdrid _ According to QUDOZE/QUTINID, Subject ig suffering | from-s spins} ail about 12 years age. meat resulting from a fall he had Since thea he has had chreaic back- aches which were particularly severe during the tise that — he was in the U.S., iimiti; and Santo Domingo. His pains —- "have recurred since he arrived in Spain about siz acaths ‘ago. On _3 by the by an operation. Other sever and vas treated doctor who prescribed Cortigone. His condition was sl ceuosee ne ie, prees since it wag doubted that the iojury to his spice could te corrected Subject was further told by his doctor that the condition would worsen to the point where withia six to°10 yeara he would have & defeccive valk. Subject planned to send the diagnosis and x-rays to| who would pasa thea to the epectialist for reviewing. WH’ COG7GPS arent zen B
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CUSSTCATION | PROCESSING ACTION. uo DISPATCH [ Sveres J wearnid FOR MOTuNEG sid en hls i “Chief, FE Division 7 ne beDctieG EOUIRED mo Cnaef, Western Hemisphere bDiyisioy leat quae oie Chief, European Division Jf _. . (AB RUDGE iMDtEIEG Fr cnict of station | wea Operat ional/BGBERET/QUDOZE/PBRUSE:? —_ ; - ot e “€ comments of Cuban Charge d'Affaires in Madrid on Vietnam _ , ; ae: ACTHOW REQUIRED - REFERENCES, 1," According’ to a QUDOZE Report of Vihebvuary the. 775 25{c) ‘cuban Charge d'Affaires in Madrid, Guillermo**RUIZ Perez, Shee At isecussing the war in Vietnam with one of his subordinates “and commented that a Chinese general is driving the North . American command mad, .. He added that.this Chinese says that -— ae they failed the first time and can fail. the second time but | , that. inthe end. the victory will be theirs, He also added that Vietnam had “been at war with the Chinese for thousands ~ of years, that the Chinese have a demonic power that is their — people, | a ; 2. The nature of the QUDOZE Report does not permit . further amplification of the above information which, even though fragmentary and obscure, is being forwarded for whatever use Headquarters may wish to make of it, Should any clarifying information appear in future QUDOZE reports, it will be forwarded, It is interesting to note that, although Station traces do not show the information, a previous QUDOZE Report quoted RUIZ as saying he had once been in North Vietnam as a member of a trade mission, oO 1 i - 4 Distribution: (2-- C/FE Division 2 - C/WH Division . Excluded ¢rom Automatic Le CS C027 Downgrading and Declassification . CROSS REFERENCE TO : y DISPATCH SYMBOL AND MUMBER OSMA-23 , 597 - 1 March 1968 65-6-44/3
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~ B iS A ae ge GeaSsaN CATON : : ~ “FROCENG ACTION nn co “bISPAT [= . = a : SECRET a BARD FOR DDE MING __ 19. —— a | Chief, Western Hemisphere Division. 'X | wo weneninc argues a0. Chief, European Division ° 7 / | _Jowiy quaitud ors 4: hief of Station. JMWAVE._- faa Rack moins - foe —_ ( Soi eens _ Chief of Station, ee | aso saad, Oper ational/TYPIC/MHSPAWN/QUDOZE/QUTIMID oO" Plans of New Cuban Ambassador in Madrid on Propag anda Matters. a] REQUIRED - REFERENCES: References: AL OSMA-~23, 413 of 19° January 1968 = we OBS. OSMA-23, 406 of 12 January 1968 fore PE AWE MORSE ars Pt ~ . JAN 3:0 -1969-2 “When Guillermo RUIZ Perez, ‘the new Cuban Charge met. Doc. Migi with th e Cuban consuls, following his arrival in Spain, the ~resutt was a long meeting at which primary attention was - ‘given’ to administrative matters, trade and propaganda, The subject. of: propaganda will be dealt with din this dispatch, 2. The: Castro regime has always attached great importance to. propaganda activities of all kinds and when the new Cuvan Charge d'affaires began to re-organize the work of his subordinates, propaganda matters were not overlooked, According to the QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations, the provincial consulates have been receiving four types of propaganda for distribution, two of which were identified, One was the propaganda put out by the organizations created by the Castro regime, for example "The Voice of Vietnam", The other is newspapers, PACHECO, Consul in Sevilla, mentioned Granma, which he claimed many people read, and added that. lately he had been receiving Juventude Rebelde, 3. RUIZ's ideas apparently @&O beyond hand-shaking and the distribution of propaganda, He asked the consuls to make a list of all the institutes and all the scientific centers in their territories including the special positions of these centers and any other relevant information, They are to use these lists to develop a systematic work plan of visiting each one, making friends, trying to obtain scholarships for Cuba, trying to obtain publications and propaganda of every type, free if possible or by subscription Continued ..seoe ° Distribution: ea C/WH Division - j : : i Excluded from Automatic’ (2 ce @ hes) | Downgrading and Declassification oat Da. 2S Se wh oe 19 January 1968 Jousratai or akO NUMBER ' OSMA-23,415 : : CASSHICATON . ° . HOS FUE saggR : SECRET | + 200-120-58
CAP bn wpe POreP Oy te pe Meaa dy ANT! SAUER . a] - ~ 7 CONTINUATION OF ae DISPATCH . OSMA-23, 415 SECRET if necessary. of “looting”. ; : 4, Even while he was laying these responsibilities -on.his consuls, RUIZ was busy within the Embassy, In discussions with ‘a Spunisi. cmpivyce who . works on cultural matters and 1S responsible for publication _of the Embassy bulletin, RUIZ mentioned that he is’ ; - interested in offering Cuban documentaries to Spanish Cine . (Movie) Clubs as’ they now havea large fumber, “an infinity" of documentaries showing both Cuban technical application -. and how the people live, ‘RUIZ also-:asked to see c ; the Embassy bulletin and-in the meantime suggested ~do-a bulletin drawing a. parallel between Gibralter and Guantanamo, Finally. according to a QUDOZE. réport of — - -L1 December 1967,. had been ordered ' to prepare: a work plan-for cultural activity. In this . context. cultural ‘activity is not limited to-art;—-music and . literature but also includés public information media. ‘Cliban’ Embassy ‘has already built up a series of press contact over the past years and the Cuban Revolution seems to draw ‘a ready response in Spanish intellectual circles as evidenced by the Spanish delcgates attending the Cultural Congress held in Havana from 4-11 January 1968, paid trip is always attractive to be sure but the delegates, many of whom were not communists, were also, sympathetic to the host, Accordingly, within the limits imposed by the - Spanish government, Station Madrid expects an increase in the propaganda and political action aetivities, of the Cuban official establishment, .- TEAC E NS | i » yp mee cesrece <7). Sis | SECRET corre penile tae ij hs + ame raed GS6 PRELIONS RONTAN { bd USS EME vast 53a i ceperpt ween nae eceeme stucenermntnteininarene oe vont Signe mas + te mm nt anne & The conéuls were told to go withthe attitude - qeies of - An expense- — 2 [
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z rf Z 4 = # é ¥ 2 3 te] bat. Ber) wena ACTION RIOUIRED - Ri arenes DISPATCH ee pe ~~ Opéerationa 1/T¥PIC7 MHAPRON/QUTIMID/QUDOZE terete) : PROCESSING ACTIN ~ poco ee PATIO FOR BIAY Chief 2 Western Memisphere: Divisidn ; |X tno eenezing erosata oe ~Chier, European Division ast Tor acaun gee . Clitef_of Station JMBAVE rae | CAN FUDGE INDE NS Chief of Station, /_- ~ Plans’ of New Cuban AgbaSsador in Madrid” 1. The ‘new. Cuban Ambassador to Spain, Orestes Gui Llermo RUIZ, ‘Perez arrived in Madrid on’ the Iberia flight of 3 December. 1967 accompanied by. his wife, Nilda, and three sons, CALZADILLA, RUIZ's predecessor Nad not been a strong ° > administrator and’ -had let the various components of the ~. Cuban, official establishment in Spain run their own affairs.- This fact plus the inevitable ‘tendency of a new-chief to be a "new broom" and rearrange things according.to his own - lights, led Station Madrid to expect some changes particularly within the Embassy. However, the. QUDOZE | and QUTIMID operations “have shown RUIZ at least initidily to be an aggréssive and well organized individual ‘with ideas of his own that clearly reflect his background .in commercial affairs and prepared to make changes that promise to go beyond the superficial sweeping of a new broom, Underlying RUIZ's actions and proposals is the clear implication that he came to Madrid with the specific task of upgrading the Cuban mission in Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness, Station Madrid will transmit to the addressees the relevant information on this program as it becomes available from the QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations along with information on the_ official Cuban personalities administering the program. 2,. A striking difference between RUIZ and his predecessor was noted in. the QUDOZE and QUTINID reports of that first week, RUIZ has no inhibitions over spending money, One of the Enbassy cars, a Peugeot was replaced with: a new model and there was discussion of replacing the other two Peugeots with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked up by the wife of who turned $200 over to her to go- ' shopping at the Corte Inglesa, one of Madrid's two best Continued seceo eos Distribution: — . - C/WH Division : 2 ~ C/EUR Division . GROUP -I 2=— COS, JMNWAVE- — ' Excluded from Automatic Downgrading and Declassification POL -FZI2AGL AN FAP OSPATCH SYREN AkO RUMBIR : balk -OSMA-23, 406 12 January 1968 CLASSIFICATION nae HOS FRE NUMBER SECRET S=e" 200-120-61
| rat re eae me pa nn anc ~ r Rae RATS pet EF EN Te yoo a CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH — SECRET ~ ome | OSMA-23 , 106 _ known department stores. RULZ checked with | his 0 deputy, on the proper clothés for diplomatic functions in Madrid and’ an appointment wan to be made with a. tailor, Nilda-declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his family had lived economically was inadequate and they / decided to look for a chalet, something very spacious and < well-priced, They subsequently seriously considered one _ known to rent for 30,000 pesctas ($500) per month and then ‘turned it down, apparently for reasons other than price, A new telex machine. was erdéred for the Embassy. The technician stated they. could install.a-teletype that could only receive, not send, messages but this seemed acceptable, ; oo 3, On Monday; 4 December: 1967, thé day.after his arrival, / VRUEZ ordered the Cuban consuls in Barcelona, Sevilla and ' Vigo to Madrid for a meeting, The order. was couched in terms of “wanting to meet" them, but after their arrival on ; Wednesday, 6 December, all parties settled down to a detailed 0). méeting. in which primary attention was given to administrative matters; trade-and propaganda. The latter two subjects-will , be dealt with in separate dispatches, On the administrative side, RUIZ listened sympathetically to complaints about low salaries, old buildings and inadequat> operating budgets and concluded by asking for a monthly report on receipts and expenses and a report on the consuls’ curaent needs, their monthly balances and their administrative activities... The printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense that kept recurring throughout the discussions, 4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mission in general for forwarding to Havana and which he first ‘. discussed with his subordinates, He started by assuring them that he had “found great co-operation among all the comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was complete, entlh RUIZ intends to make no personnel changes and-| who had previously been ’ most eager to return PCS to Havana, now has gone to Havana on vacation, He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967. Iberia flight. eee —— 5, The Cuban mission has certain financial problems since the present budget dates from previous years and does ‘not cover current expenses, However, the “new economic... activities of the consulate” are expected to assist with the _ problem, Here RUIZ is’ presumably referring to the pressure brought to bear in ‘November. 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and the Immigrazion Office! to force Cuban exiles to register with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.59 fee for a valid passport. Cnough exiles have responded to this pressure to relieve some of the financial problems of the Cuban mission, This source of income will last as long as the Cubans' friends in the Foreign. Ministry are able to assist then. : SO NEES TORAH RS FF RECS YM BR A A ERENT SA Bll eR Le # 4 6, The reception of Cuban official travelers at the airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a continuing administrative problem for the Embassy. Jose _- DIAZ Puga, who is in charge of this airport work has to “dévote_ himself exclusively to taking care of the couriers and theiy pouches when any cone in, leaving visitors to fend for themselves. This situation has been alleviated by other. Embassy staff: members jaunting out to the airport at will to meet the incoming planes. Now, RUIZ has declared that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because they have a work planito fulfill. Thus, he has left himself with an unresolved problem he must face in the very near ~ future, MS - — ee ee ak en ce wT BE a sone | ae Sj USE PAENIOUs LOTION | -§ E CRET Say ne es cere ne ee ener ne met eta naman eres ma aN ne
~ . ad > 4 : . the fuer ares prea, eho sy wBER Aneta Te ABN CATS CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S OSNA~23 , 406 7,. The new Ambassador concluded his report with three recommendat 10ng :' oo ae a. Rent another building where, the Chancillary, the Commercial. Office, the Consulate and the -. Cubana Offices can all be housed instead of | : being dispersed in separate bulldings as they “are now; - | . , = SS ‘'b, Rent or preferably buy a@ residence for the Chief of Mission, The one they now have is. not “¢,° Sénd another person from Cuba who has the. |: "background to take’ care of scientific work plus .. \gontinuing. thé contacts the Mission will ‘have . alreadymade,. In view of RUIZ's previous ‘statement on the compseteness of the staff, such _a person would likely. be a "non-official" representative of one of Cuba's cultural fronts such as the Casa de las Americas, 8, RUIZ concluded his remarks by saying that in Spain there is a tremendous field for the Cubans, they have no language problem and they can do a great work, Such is the foul RUIZ has, proclaimed and that Station Madrid believes he was sent to attain. | . - ry « So poten i TEE rn as PEM EE ET = = — 7 - aay? jon . 53a USE rHeSoUS FemoN | SE CRE TELL | IX nue | 3 ee we ne ete a me at ea ce a & i a : i i
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4-90000 ~BISPATEE 7 , Chief, of Station PROCESSING &LTIGN at “_peaenia for motes —| XX fro ocofune toveeo SECRET “fave. a ; . CAR quauito OsSK Chie#, EUR Division;. Chief, WH Division em aun se i : : : Chief of Station, -JMWAVE 1 TYPTC. ANOT/Cperati ona: _ a ee Cuban Embassy Official (fnu) RUIZ _ . ACTION REQUIRED - eM. Pa, REFERENCES! “A, 3135 — re oe Be 3204” a | a JMWAVE traces. reveal ‘that (fnu) RUIZ, Successor | rn Cn <!) Francig¢o CALZADILLA Nunez, 201- 7315988, nay be identical with, Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez, 201- -735296, Information pertaining to RUIZ :Peréz, is as follows: rs oe  &. In ‘August - 1963, RUIZ was “appointed Cuban Commeréial : , Counsellor at Mexico City, and was believed to be a G-2 official atteroting to infiltrate-counterrevolutionary groups based in. * Mexico. . (UFGA-11065, dated 16 September 1963, and UFGA- 11445, yas dated 23 September 1963, ) b. In 1964 an attenpt was made to establish com- . munications with RUIZ through Antonio VECIANA, an uncle of RUIZ‘ 7 wife, VECIANA stated that neither he nor meabers: of his family ne , were in correspondence with RUIZ, and that he was unvilling to act as a "go-between," (UFGA-19006, dated 21 December 1964,) a 7 | , c. A Headquarters'"WATCHLIST" card, dated 1 June 1965, indicates that RUIZ was believed to be assigned to the General Directorate of Intelligence, Ninistry of Interior, in Havana, ee 2, AMOT traces pertaining to Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez, and am evaluation of his new assignment are attached, : ( ' — . Attachment: B/W \ | AXOT Report EE- ‘8119 | . ; Distribution: tt @: a [watt }- C/EU /att. $= MI/00G watt. Jei- 7358 24 ao a — nec ld i967 35 tence i DISPATCH SyNICL AND NUMER Oars UFGA-29123 7 ;12 December 1967 CUSSCATON ~ PRS RRS 315988 5 ECR E T- :201-735296
ATTACHMENT to UFGA-29123 ; _ — ce  SEQRET _ | FROM: | SiL/REA Be / / yE~68119 AGEITE | rie a - a . 5 Doo. .1967- ;  SUBJICTs “rendtio CALZADILEA Nunez<roplaced by Orestes GuLrlero os RUIZ Peroz, as -Chargo d'affaires’ of Cuba in nEpain 7 re “hone aseaagy " FEF: AR=229h,, 30 Nov. 1967 ha. Francisco CALZ “ADILLA, Tunez has’ not been an ‘attache at the Cuban < Embassy: in Madrid but rathér the head of tho tmbassy as with his. rank of Hinister Flenipotenclary mo has always acted ad Charge dae Affaires Ad Int in Spaine: “Sea ; _ : - Since tho ‘ond of. 19 59, aftor the ineident which took place in he CQ @V station in Havana bet-eon Fidel CASTRO - and the thon Ane bassador-of Spain to Cuba, Juan “ablo de LOGLUDIO, and tne subse=8 quent recall of Dr. Joso NINO Cardona who, as that timo, was Cuban © Anbassador te Spain, both. countrios havo kopt persons with a rank of.less than anbassador as the hoads of their respeative ombassies, "3, If Orestes Guillermo WIZ Perez ts replacing ¢ CALZADILLA Hunez, he will do so as Gharve d'affaires a.i. If we take into consldera- tion the raet thot HUIS Perez, Since Ausnst 1963, nas been holding positiom of confidunco in tho Cuban Governrient in the ficlds of econcnics and corzserce, auch as Commurcial Counselor in Uexico . and Vico-liinister in tho Hinistry of Poreign Trado, first in ade ‘ ministration and afterwards in economy, it can be presuned that he ‘ has complete Imowlodze of tho comaorcial policies of the Cuban Govornuent, he From the above, it is believed that the designation of RUIZ Perez to be in charge of the Cuban imiacsy in spain. means that the Cuean Govornriont in anxfous to intensify even moro Lts commercial exchanse with Spain and for this reason is sendin; as its top re- gS COPY
Dist. ana Vrovines. (Source? Detriefins of Denilo PIEDRA ‘lucplerre, SECRE? Sigs bey PE-8119, 5 Coc, 1967 _ «SUBJECT: - Francisco CALZADILLA'g réplacenont in. Spain (cont, ) pros-utative in'Spatn @ Speclalist {n international cormerce. Ag , 8uch;ho can not. only fertilize the sround for tho above Purpose -but also tuko a principal. pant in the conversations which at this ting are alivays held by cormeretal celezgations of both countries, with a . View to commercial trade betwoen the tuo countries, Le 5. Following: are the file trécos we have on RUIZ Pereds. Orestes Uutllemo ReTZ Porez: 21-2131, Information about hin, Teel, 30 Ucte yoy dS I  HE-2252; Information about hin and file traces, ‘I-31, :17 liov. 1964. . Comoreial Counsolor at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico in Nov, 1963. Address: Franetlaco Harquoz lo, 160 (“olonta Condesa), Mexico, D.P. (Source: Cu ian Diplomatic and vonsular Hissicna Abroad, 25 Feb, 65, Ek@43h2, List of Nintsters. and Vice-iinisters of the Cuban Govt., 26 Oct, 1955, pee 1, oo ; Vice-Hintster of the NINCEX. One of the head persons present at & meeting held by the Wormers of the Mincx on 3 Yeb, 19446 to expres thein Solidarity with tho stutenents made by the Prine eLnister tn reply to the Red Chinese Governuent, (Sources by hundo and Granna, 9 Feb. 1956.) . Hember of the. Cuban Belezation at the second session of the Pulvorlane ’ Guban Intorsovernnental Comnaisstion for Eeconomle and Selontifle-Yeeh- nical Collaboration, held on 17 feb, 1966 in Havana, (Sourea: Li hundo, 18 Feb, 1955.) ; -+ EE-5349, Study on the structure of tae Cuban Vovt., I-31, 13 June 1966, Vico~itinister of Politteal Econony of the NIvcex, Supporter of the resine., Born in 1928 2pprox, shite, About 5'5" tall, velishin:s a bout 130 pounds. Blond hair ana blue cyes, “arried, Lived in favonea Mun. I-h2, 27 Dec. 1956.) i Orestes RUT? Peroz?: C2-666, Travel Havana-liexico, wee eren Travelled Javana-iiexico on 21 Nay 1964. pp, 53487. (Source: cca pas- Senger manifest.) . Yutllemio Oreates RITZ Perozs Cutan, 42 yoars of ase. Came to ‘take the place ox suPiqua Voua Peres, fonier attache at the Cuban on~ ; - : * “ Qn . e ae "p- - bassyin Mexico, — PP AeD-53/L 57 divlometies arrived An sexico on 29 Nov, "3963. (Source: ~assencer nanifests, )
‘TE-6119, 5 fea. oF . SUBJECT: CALZAPILEA'S Pepluccnent (cont. ) Gatllerna RUIZ Poros: “tnanctal Diructor of -Econony of the Nialetry of Finance. (Source: Moy, ° 12 Ved. 1952, ).- bo -Vicetiiniator: of} HN HEX. Cno of. the loading persons present at an event to ive prizos ‘to 15) cane cutters of the different onterprises of NEVCEX who worked, during tho Fifth Poopie's “arvoote — (Sources oH Hoy», i Auge 19650) “Pee LAT, Information about’ Remon Dots: LEZ Poningusz, “15, 17 lieve 65. One of the leading. persons “who, toon. nuirt’ ‘tn on € vent: held. -at the - National Agbociation: of Lavy; jers of Havana on . 23 Harch 1986. (Sources Granta y. and 12 Hundo, | ely Hareh 1966.) oo, 7 ; Gutllerno PUIZ: Hoad of the “office of tho economic sroup of Finance - Ministry. Comaunist, U2, (Source: Joso PAZ tovas, 17 Jan. 1961.) “ Militisman, Active Conmunist., Head of the Department of Study and Fxponses of tho Constitution of tne Lnance Ministry, (Source? AA=365, 210 Aus. 1962.) Vico-Hinistry of KIHGEX. Attended the siimin: of a coumoretal treaty ‘between Cuba and Bulgaria for tire perlod 1965-1970, oureo: Hohenla, h Sept. 1954.) Attonded a dinner given by the HINCEX in honor of Lts vanguard vorcers in the city of Havana, (Source: Rovoluctoa, 13 Nar. 1955.) Vice-“linistor in charve of adninistration of tho HINCEX, Member of _ the Pr parator; ComLtcee for the Fourth “orld Feetival. (Souree; Radio Progreso, 15 Mar. 1965.) Attended the craduation exercises of a achool of the aLNCYX. (Sources Revolucion, 21 Sept, 1965. ) _Viee-Hintiatry of iconomy of the MI TCEX. Attended a meeting of workers ‘of the ministry. (Source; Gransiag 9 Feb. 1966.) Viee Kinister of Foroten Trado. Recolved offiotals fron Sulcuria when’ they arrived in Havana. by plane, (Sou-cas ranma, ll Feb. 1966) Nomber of tho Cuban delesation whieh took part in the second session of tho Sulserlan-Cuban Inter. sovernmental Commission for Esonente end ; Selentific-Tochnical Collaboration, hold in Havana. (Source: Grannma, 18 Feb, 1465, ) Menber. of tho Cuban delegation that began conversations coéaz with ; the Dulscarian Minister in Havana, with a view to the sisnin: of the Protocol of Collaboration bosween the tuo. “ecuntries, (source: Raéto i Progreso, 18 Feo. 1964 o) Was present when Lachezar AVEANOV, ninistor and member of the eocratariat : ‘of the co of the Pu of Suluerta, vistt ad President Dos TICOS. (Sou: ‘cog Granza, 20 web. 1966,
i e a, ee a 2c , SECRET a EE-8115, 5 Deo. ‘67 Afoc.. SUBJECT: CALJADILLA's roploce: cat (cont, ) BS Arrived teday tn Santi: oy fe Sula aout ho grenp witch teed uded tha ‘Hintster and Secretary of the Co of the Pc of Bulgarus. (Sources - Granna, 29 Feb. 1965.) _ ha ae , ne , Proserit at tho affaix held at’ the MINE: Xe son 27 Nay $85. to Began @ course on. conba tive Preparations | (2 ‘ourco: Evi tundo, eo May “1556. ) * Prostcod. ores tha. general asse bly of ‘the workers of the mIicy EX held . yestorday aftertioon. (Sources! Granny, 12 July 1965.) Received the ‘ntoter of NInC =X; Dr, Harcolo FEINANDEZ Font, | wien the latter retemmed fron the USSR, weno he. was a member of the Cuban delesaticn to the celebration of the ‘b9th anniversary of the ‘Russian Revolutions (Source: 2 Hunde, 18 ove 1966.) Yen to: the Jose Harti Alrport ‘to receive the Bulgarian Vice-Ilintater of. Foreign 7 Trade. (Source? i} Mundo, 7 ce. 1946.) - Vico-tintst tor of Heohony of the NINCEX and president of the Cuban ; of. the conmercial protocol dolegation witch took pert in the sicnins for 1957 beaveen Cuba and Poland, went to the alrpors to receive Narlan DICSNOLSKI, ‘ico Hitnister of Fordéign Vrade of Poland, (Sources Granna, 8 van 1957. ) . io signed . the commercial treat; betueen Cuba and Poland for the Cuban Yovornment, (ources Sadlo Pro,reso, 1h Jan, 1957) “tened a corsiorelal treaty for 1967 Vicoe~=Ninister of Toreivn Trace, veranna, I, don, LSS?) between vuba and Poland, (Zeuree: : to receive tho Cuban deloeratton headed by HNarcelo At the airport (Source: Granna, 3 Feb. 6&7.) FERNANDES watch wan returnin; from Moscow. Mombor of the G-2, Works at the HINCEX. (Source: I-$1, 24 Apr. 1967.)
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Pome SNSt nom Eth L FROLTSSING: BTM an arenes remn menmaserte main neem od at Sem Db i § P A T 6 H | . SECRET : [ js Soa TNL NS _ ; ; Chief of _ Station, J | x wo bean tout ; { rE Quam D fet ara “chier o of f Station, JHWAVE - Feae uOcE EOE ‘ ; i. ‘Piece ; Chief, Wostern Hemisphere Division VIA:C/EUR wichor au SA shed TYPIC IGUTLE/Opera| tional “ Anbapsedor Giilterrs RUIZ Perez (201-735296) : : ACTIG@ MERITS - AEF ERL ECE . OO ! For Your Information - - 7 - . | 4 j . i. The earliest information in tho. file of Guillermo RUIZ Perez, born -1931,. 18. that he was in exile in Mexico during the | “BATISTA regime, In April 1962, he was described.by a refuges who. ‘was a former co-worker as a militiaman and a militant. communist '-who was Chief of the Department of Construction éxpenses Studies, - Offices of Financial: Statistics, Ministry of Treasury. RUIZ ; arrived in Mexico City i August 1963 as Commercial Counsellor, Shortly thereafter, AMTIKI/1, a reliable JMWAVE asset, stated he had received a letter from a friend inCuba who stated thet ; i RUIZ was .a "G-2" member sent te Hexico to infiltrate counter~ ; : revolutionary groups. In January 1964, LITAMIL/9, 2 reliable ‘ Mexico Station asset, reported that RUIZ of the commercial office | was emerging as a fanatical Fidelista. 2. In April 1964, the AMOTS contacted several nenbers of : the VECIANA family ‘(relatives of Nilda VECIANA Lopez, wife of : Guillermo RUIZ) who live in Miami to see if any one of them would be willing to contact RUIZ for purposes of recruitment, ; Distribution: . i lo - C08, a Yo/~73 $976 PECTIN MATE j ast OF FICE eae oH wl /COG/CICS a “y ‘} COORDINATING — a  C-O-N-T= 1-N-UeE=D GHPATCH SYMGQL aX RUBBER ett 4 OSMW ~ 10827 tof PHOS FRE mumeee | 201=735296 - E xT ~_ R~ 9008 12 December 1967 Distribution: | - RID ; ~ WH/REG/C - WH/COG;CICS ~~ WH/COG/NO C/WH/COG E/1B/S pet prob -aeet ped pod pee EUR/CUBA RCE TMB oart — " ” we GS 2 oe
14-00000 tee ee : we me ee oat R$ Fateh VOOM, ATT MOE ~ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET OSHY ~ 10827 | 'The-VECIANA family menbers stated they do not correspond with’ Nilda, were ‘not willing to contact RUIZ, and did not believe “he ‘would cooperato, They stated that RUIZ's father was an old guard communist and: his brother (first name not given) ~ ‘wns a momber of tho Departaent. of State Security (DSE, the . Cuban internal intolligence agency) in Havana. In Hay 1964, | AMMUG/1. stated that Gitllerso RUIZ was one of the DGI officials . gtationed in Mexico and that be was "ease officer for intel~ wo “‘Jigence operations targetted. ogainst some nearby area.” ° a Pi HUIZ .was-appoisted Vice Minister for Economics of the — “‘Minigtry of Foreign Trade-in Auguét 1964, and it t assumed “ho held that position uitil appointed Cuban Ambassador to | ‘Spain. © ee : et ° nar eer ne generat: nnn a ena . cree ery een. eimamaminnre © a * . he ORb09 4A Pte Paths &O GRE MEW AIUD BH PHM, | : | . a } Ls : Hi rece ONerTe) a 2 OF 2 LL ROR BP UU 2 OF
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