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[ats oo RODE reretememse re we oOteD wore eee 7 a asa Tat CasatTON ae ae PA sING ACTION. : DISPATCH SECRET of os | ee wg——Cbief, Western Homisphere Division |) pe wsdiee mum wo Chief, Burope Division: oe / foie avauina Dabs COS, WH/Mianatl: ‘lyse hed Rbuiniig __. Chief of Station = - ; fmcagina ee maa as rs a | ___-RYBAT TYPIC TECHS/Constructioa of New PBRUMEN| , coe. ACTION CEQUUALD - REIERLMCLS * oo a _ a eS — TO —_ - . ' Reference;. OSMA 24774 oO so , wo. . he PBRUMEN government. has approved the construction ° f'a new office building to be used as an Enbasay, onmercial office and residence for the PBRUMEN Minister. . “The dite has been identified and work 1a expected to begin _ 800n;..probably~after the return of AMAUTO<1 from PBRUHEN, - “sometime within the Gext two weeks, The buildera expect. te couplete the building within eight. months, 2. QUSEQUIN-37 is far more confident than we are, about the possibility of getting access to the building during the- construction phase to possibly install various audio devices. Ye believe ‘this operation to be a formidable one and we might . to the building. We believe AMAUTO-1 has the be challenged by the presence lof PBRUMEN security forces overseeing the construction, the presence of PBRUMEN @lectricians and other professions, complicating the accege experience well in mind and -most likely will ng within his power to overcome the possibility of an audio penetration of his building. 3. We would be grateful for any information addressees taight have on the general modus operandi of PBRUMEN security ‘forces in areas where PBRUWEN official installations have been constructed, Have they used PBRUHEN technicians, electricians, construction engineers, the PBRUNENS have installed their own telephone system or have they generally relied on the system of the host country. We would appreciate too, any commenta Headquarters or “other addressees would like to make on the best course of action for the Station to consider. QUSEQUIN-37 believes he can get a copy of the blueprints after the plan etc? Also we. would like to know whether anecerae Distribution: ; (continued) 2 ~ C/WHD a . 2 =~ C/EUR. : Loo: : : en 2 ~ COS, FH/Mian vere t GNSS REFLEDECE TO . . PRSPATON SYSABOL ABD BRUEBIR = . . . we ; . OSMA 26040 18 March 1970. Sa a SECRE® Advise Pile a A Hy + t
au vias CONTINUATION OF — ses 7 ™ PAGR 2 DISFATCH f° SBCRET ..f — OsuA 26040 5 ene eee eee nN TS nem ee te ine tem he earns coe ae ee me cere tne nt npr tran eee Gerona nee is subsitted for approval to the [ He feela confident that -he-can probabiy get the _ telephony company to cooperate and possibly some of the sub-contractors, if there are any. oe 4. “We have made- the: assunption above that Headquarters: ‘desires the Station to pursue this matter, 5 “48. not please advise. . . Howard R. SACODER ELAS BIO MAT OM PaGt MO UST FADIOUS LOT | . . . . . Cad me Fre R ED Fee GREP 20 MATT eee pepe ose ES: ere SEE ne aa eet ennenetteteeerenentn, cen eeener teense eceeeecereePeceent eee ne an
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Za, [Tar Rourine SAMO, GR IMITIALS © sea or my . een, : ae HI7COG/ODS iS ECG RET yy} St ae R1S19/7 144 oo , of {| . wt? MARCH 197% OLE SECRETARIAT OSSEMINATION. 0 NO INDEX (ve me ov __4 ren Corer ; iw & [? FILE, vR, fete ( (classitcacion) (date and time hie ; treterence muambery arene - CITE. DIRECTOR a eee — 2, > [aro wma 0 rg 3 'g "5" PYPIC AMAUTO | SO ‘REF: [ 0689 (IN 043650) once 5 Lo) — CD cme “§ Le | Py. oe i a Gx, a “1... ONLY HQS TRACE On| Jorn © - THAN INFO CONTAINED OSN-9487, MAR 1969, Is TRAVEL | __ | jo warce 69[ sag arcHe9. 2. ASSIGNED 201~866047, POA BEING PROCESSED, WILL ADVISE. IF ASSESSMENT FAVORABLE, WILL -ASSIGN CRYPTONYM, 3. FILE: 201-866047, X-REF 201-736296. END OF MESSAGE WH/COG/COMMENT: Reference requ priority POA on . businessman and lawyer in [; and a personal friend of AMAUTO-r7 ; | . _ C/WH/COG 8 Cy — fvwtel 4 4 Po) Or uy &. 3) vO ; : LM LE 3 ve _ WILLTAY, My “BROE _ : COORCIMALING OFFICERS . MD mecnmearina RELEASING OFFICER OF FRCEA | secrer | ; REPRCOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CEFICE bs PROHIBITED. i COPY FeO
Stu es BOO Ps me BB oe TF AML SECRET Aga) Wisocaem age OO Canes BN be us 2 ** paras SFAL Lurics Yew f* Saugon Teer STE 7 : b GERUE 1 iff : cy s "SECRET oR orm Ayame te . 0. Githen Fife ta) Sees ‘t gamed (| aarres jee pecluction oF ted Come PAgUT stPED é ae EY 5 ° cudsmty to cs Fan rane! ‘ns 2 BFE ee 2 F = ARP TO C8 PL HO. . . ct . s CO) ene ars 0) wercay re | : BR ance — er ray aS Te '$ E r RET 1720342. MAR 13 CITE -wH/mLAiNL $84 [\ Act ING) “Director iweo[ Mt 2044777 TYPI€ amauTo— | 4 ; : ence ah : ee ae de THROUGH LOCAL. WOBONE OFFICE STATION HAS LOCATED AN lwo! Liv LIVES IN ..........._ | ACCORD ING TO LOCAL. RecoaDS. HE WAS BORN [| wires wane 1s HE IS CURRENTLY LISTED AS THE OWNER OF THE[ DELICATESSEN aND GROCERY -_ _ LOCATED at | — oo co oo 7 : 2s THE 1957[ DIRECTORY LISTES suaJect oo ; z : AS NANAGER OF A FIRM KNOWN As | 1958-59 . ; ; io DIRECTORY LISTED HIM-AS OWNER OF THE[] CENTER AT Cc MS a 3. LocaL FILES STATED THAT ON 12 MAY nT Ati - | BO APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE. HE WAS FINGERPRINTED : AND HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE FORWARDED TO LNERGO. LATTER | REPORTED HO CRIMINAL RECORD. 4 STATION WILL CGNTACT anp DEaRIEF ‘ON Rece LPT OF POR. Qe FILE: -%gq- 7735296. GP-] ‘ S Ec RE T ve . oo - | cs ¢ ca 7 ? by OO | Sehr | AOL 7BELI6 IM Travye
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-ABLE SECRETARIAT DissemnaTiON “ “g:ASSIPED MESSAGE Tota Coriss  . 7 AOU TING AWO-CH INITIALS. SEEN BT opeare et On mED : F SECRET eacyet ae fen wes see moon . _. _ ? oe Filled tn) SOSI-S | . . * mo . ASy ONCE COM (J aves . Liimeoreee REPHOOVETION OF THis COME MROMBITED ie DE Re CD ves C) xe cuature TO C8 FUE HS. U7 eee ood : . . RAEP TO CB PLE HO. ease oy pea we | O mea 0 @@ruRN To &o Taos WAT SECRET 1615172 mak 70 CITE CS “DIRECTOR. INFO WH/NIANT a Ab Hai 043650. TYPIC: AMAUTO | oe REF: DIRECTOR 015896 - 4 Ae STATION COMMENTS ON RECRUITMENT AMAUTO-1 TO BE POUCHED 18 (ARCH. _- @s-s« REQUEST TRACES AND PRIORITY POA ‘ON IDEN WHO IS LAWYER, AND PERSONAL FRIEND AMAUTO-1. PRQ PART I VILL BE ATTACHED TO ABOVE DISPATCH. POA FOR CONTACT AND ASSESSMENT AND IF FAVORABLE, RECRUITMENT AS INTERMEDIARY FOR OP AGAINST AnAUTO™ le 3. FILE 201-736296. GP-1 - SECRET | (i seerer
14-00000 : - rai Ru ciOP LO eae toting) ros action: BRANCH ’ on ee mi og memes feeame m s rns Soe Sa snees aetna ho gay & ft Fdlas Sect 2. 00 back Detach joel! fapy 5 “B and forward to RIDLZ bb _ _ { Hifle no and nile shown ato not proper, Ke. Destray front cover sheet unless it records — insert proper ble no below dnd forward 2 =“ signihcant action takun or comments sequit- .. | document to RID AN. . 7 x ing pre servahon. , ' _ . , . AY - : PHOPER PUG %O 3 L fy - RID/ TO: ALL AGDRE SSECS ~ - PL th Se CTION PON BACAR IF APPROPRIATE ~ COMMENTS "ge ‘ | . ate 4 Cewa | 99emerD ia ' 1 i ony ‘ ; : i : . ' i ae : 1 } ~ 1 . L res i ~ 7 o 4 ie Se ' ~ “ ae Naw 4 ~~ See” : . aa all . pee 7 ee ~! =o et ‘?. ' i Pie Tee RID. FI i i nd : ! I i te t F steace vee Use IPAIMaey COOEL t ; ay peace . x Request i : GE - ; i} §a/ ~ Cate wrca pei wed . VOCUBENT Dale DOCUMENT Maris @ ow 'OSMA 20025 ws rey O80G ee - SECRET 1601 wo
“| Chief of of Station -— — [aaa = — _ 2 es ACTOR REQUIEED - ENVLALNCES- ‘ CLASSIFICA NOH : | PROCESSING ACTION SECRET at _ “ _— on i Chier, _Western ligmisphere Division — “Yony eo ace a mr. “Chier, ‘Europe Divisiga; GRIT QUALRGD DESE cos _WH/ Min Miami coB,pof lL. (AM OGL UE ENG A, OSMA 25995 | B. DIRECTOR 014234 C 0620 - . References; aetna IMID on 26 ‘February, . of the eee ompany. Called AMAUTO-I and spoke S secretary to. explain that her company is giving - their book to a number-of persons in order to obtain their “opinions about the product and AMAUTO-1 was one of the persons : on list. AMAUTO-1's secretary said that he would ~~ call when he returned, Later, was told that an appointment was made for 10 March. fo ‘2. This would appear to be a routine item which — probably would not merit. further investigatlo we — can discever someone of higher caliber in tof Bonpany who could approach AMAUTO-1 as a means of cul ny a mean~ ingful friendship with AMAUTO-1. i .f i Philip C, KENTLAND “ace t Ep} s Distribution: 2 - C/WHD 2 — C/EUR. 2 ~ COS, WH/Miami 2 ~ COR Omni pe a rae CROSS REFERENCE 10 ; OUPATCN SYRBOL AnD KUMELR att | OSNA 26025 13 March 1970 TION | has Fie WU Wry) DESI L VESTA Bho POe80 SECRET |
f 00000 * | oath - | a cl; ? , e a e 2 + ene oe ee : AW ad \ \ a f : wes BSAG COCR c) a @ fa SOUPSG ANDIOM | TRIMS 2 Shr or | i eee, oF fry ae — ne a : a e306 leoe?: it : } Mate WH /COG/ORS a . ! SEC R JC RE } fal : _— Tier) R18 19 “ . ") J i 8 — cara 13 SARCH 1970 if IND (C] xouncex (CD rervan ro _ennch rue = ae ato : . CAGLE SECRETAR: AT DISSEMINATION . i i { AN CS FILE NO. : ' “> fetitel : epics i: {rotcrense Pika} (elassinzauan) (cate and Uma fied) " SECRET, UG 2bzke7 cre ometton0 1723 8 A v0 fae Ts ied An 2 o a : eo dl i TYPIQ“AsAUTO = REF: Wi 6753 (IN 040850) i. FOR STATION'S. INFORMATION IN REP - INVESTIGATION, LNYUMA FILE ‘ON, AMAUTO-1- SHOWS HE 2 USED FOLLOWING ADDRESSES DURING HIS STAX ; THERE: - 2, FOR HIS LNYUMA INVESTIGATION HE RETAINED W FIRM OF 3. PILE SHOWS HE First Lert[ |e NOV 56, WENT TO KEY WEST Be TO SEE BROTHER, LEFT 27 Nov 56 AS TOURIST TO DOM REP WHERE HE RECEIVED FIVE MONTES MILITARY TRAINING, DECIDED TO LEAVE - “BECAUSE EE FOUND HE WAS IN WITH GROUP OF [Peaxcsraas AND WAS : IMPRISONED. THERE FOR FIFTEEN DAYS FOR TRYING TO-ESCAPE, | 7 coonowarina ornceeGS: be a pe Wi 18 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OrFice is Pi PROHIBITED, , ore NO. Bm oe mamta ented tere mar ero aaa ee eM Ge Rem mee me ee . q
BY ner PE ol ESSACE FOUN tla be tet) "ExT len ig Cate, ™ . . ee eee ee a * Te a ee ae CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION Cc WOK 2“ {7 no INDEX - eB RETURN TO. | BRANCH PA iLe in in €S FILE XO. Ag — GE-TWO : . ; (atite) 3) : Aetesaihcation) (Gate and ime tea) (ralerence number : SECRET - Coe . oo ae —_— oo, Cire pinectorn | 7 Z3E WAS IN CHARGE OF TRAINING ~~ " THERE, a reo 4, HE REENTERED U.S, 5 APRIL 57, OVERSTAYED HIS TIME, AND ON. 1 FEB 58 WAS ORDERED DEPORTED ie CLAINED HE WOULD BE" --- KILLED ‘OF HE RETURNED, THAT U.S, WAS ONLY PLACE WHERE HE FELT FREE, SO HE NEVER SHOWED FOR DEPORTATION, LATER LNYUMA INVESTIGATION SHOWED | THAT- AS OF 2 MAR 58 HE WAS LIVING AT | | HAVING LEFT ON "EXPEDITION PLANE" FROM 5. PILE 201-735296, END OF MESSAGE a WH/COMMERTS 1 Ref reports tn] ___reviowing leads in{[ ss EC. [aj | KRODUC oN RY OFMILE THAN am pi at TUPNG or i. wets * oi PROMINEIED, Se ter eee mnt ane meno ee a Aen Cte ees ntene a. - ‘J,area pertaining tO targetting of AMAUTO-~1, ™~ on a... —_ “s ‘. EUR/IB ; 3 . 2 C/ATH/COG 2 : & 0+. COORDINATING GFFICERS : : GROUP } AUTHENTICATING RELEASING ne ofc + tne s SE Ce =f Bea wb 0 eesti tematic OFFISER ~. i a | ; cory NO, 5 Hts
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“brother,. above address 15 Novémber 1976 . SUBJECT: ‘Ty ped Notés from Réview of I&NS File of . Gresces Guislmero RUIZ Perez oe Subject’s file was presumably reviewed in the spring of 1970 at the T&NS office at 119 p St., N.E., Room 547 - , -/Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez7 made application at Miami on # April 1957. c/o mo, . Was admitted 's April 1957 (from 3 Apr primary inspection) Alias in‘school: Willie : Address. : | “. DPOB mor ‘'. Remarks . , : Lannot go back to Cuba, : , _ Havana U. student. If he returns would be killed by Batista Govt, Left Cuba 8 November 1956, went. to Key West to see his ; Wanted to immigrate because it was only place where he felt free, BO 1947 f°. U-S: On CDA #400 on 2 Apr 57, Had previously applied in 1947 for study in States from Havana but didn't come, Was: married at that time, . ; _ Had written letters to newspapers in Havana against Batista ‘Govt, . : Full set of finger prints available, a oo Applied to extend time of temporary stay. Statement dated 10 May 57 (with interpreter) - * t ‘Address given: Passport continued
2 ‘ Cha . “He “ts opposed to Communist philosophy. His - ‘group, the Mutts university “Students, ha Ta a Fignt WIth Communists.  Ciliniled 4K Lae the Oe, ‘oncentra tion camp with ll others for 15 “escape, because he wa j ‘attack on Pres,” _ at. Havana U. When he went to Dom Rep,. found a bunch of Cubsna RUIZ, Orestes Be Wasa prisoner in Dom Rep, not in a prison, but ina ‘ays because -he tried to training. Had been asked- who was killed in Cuba in approached RUIZ taking m thers by one of, Palace on 13 angsters ‘instead of decent. people.” ___} .was in charge-of group, who Was one who arrested him. ; Had: “Retually ‘3 months military training Nov 56 to Apr 57. “Was in student demonstrations and passed propaganda vs. Batista regime, i "One | | gave RUIZ a ticket to retura to the U. Se rom Don Reps. ‘On or about 12 July 37 RUIZ wanted to obtain permanent ~ residence visa in _U~ Ss. a) Nov 57 notified he had toKave by 4 Dec 57, 28 Sept 57, living with wife and child at | ” had joined there, In Nov o7, at aad ; .Overstayed his time, 11 Feb 58 ordered deported to Cuba, Represented On or about 14 Feb 58 by the firm and Notified 4 times of interrogation ‘but had moved addr, week a/o 25 Jul 58, Order for detention issued 21 Aug 58. Order for deportation issued 19 Mar 59, Investigation showed he returned to Havana to on 2 Mar 58 on an “expedition by plane." A/o 6 Apr 5% living At! Chris Hopkins ’ Task Force "Kt
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r * ; ose -¢98 w&e8 ce ce ieee eee ee bracdir vlan tery yt 0g ESUENS ANOIOT INITIALS. + anion 5 pe aE De +=} fp ° : : * @. «® ° * | % rn cee ‘ ® @ ee iene tatelidadtemenmentaten tlett teat ene ; . ogee . s 5? 7, ’ bd ode be: RISTO. : . ; : 3 ee oc, 1O MARCH 1970 ; - ; _ ae ae seen tere EARL a — Somer at ttre ~- CACLE SECRETARIAT OISSEAINATION C7 weex (] x0 woe (J reruss ro BRANCH C] rue mo BF tet nm PER 2 C] fie es rue so. __ fan. fa . — ry : DS mo eer: a lew, Rilinns work io 2 Cl ¢ ley ~. aa cae ~ ne aime A aera " - na ree) ee “data dad Umea hied) ; (reterunce number - SECRET Se = TYPIG AMAUTO ~~ ( \ a Sr REFS: A, OSMW-25989 (NOT SENT wid | 7 B, OSMY 11726 “ag [7 PRIORITY 1, ITEM 12 DATED 28 JAN 70 REPORTED REF A QUGTES AMAUTO-1- AS SAVING THAT HE WILL Nor RE m[ [ror INAUGURATION NEW . BUILDING SINCE HIS. TOUR IN ENDING, ‘ITEM 15 DATED G6 FEB 8 _ REPORTED REF A, QUOTES AMAUTO-1 AS SAYING ILE INTENDS TO LEAVE: For| AFTER 18 JULY, | . mg, VIEW ABOVE, REQUEST YOUR COMMENTS ON REF B ASAP, 3, FILE 201-733296, END OF MESSAGE P WH/’COG/COMMENTS : Ref a is normal dispatch take frem QUTID/oO E audio cperation run against aacroa[ ; These itens were not Signalled br ea Ref B is lengthy dispateh from Has pointing out vulnerabilities of AMAUTO-1, means a: wetting him. od peauest for comments by BbIL and  C/#It/ccG 3 7, hn ra “*"  SUR/IB 7 a “CTEFFT7CI mee aa ; - 8 we me ! _ Oe» n° ew = 6% . - = 27-7 : Poo. . COORCINATING OFFICERS . al 7. 3 7 76 : Hy : . oe TR en _ . 1 wl AU THOM FIZATING : PELTASING OrFiCER | | SECRE? | bee: » a err een r I LO i Bam LO G7)6b, VO ' : : REPROCUCTION CY GitER Teiny TYE JUSUING GFFICE IS PRCHISITCA, ccry NO, i | |
Se emai tt ime eee ewe 3 ECRET..- Dts oe . REPORT NO. C$ D3- Wats meters) cechaics et ormmiios eM eqt o> whe Matoeal Cofonts of Ho Unieed Seats vweciohe et oe Paptcsoge tows, Tie 18, UEC Gece PFD ond UPd bag tromem uses oF teeeasPae af wah ie eae in emp tganer tp an ematithesiged pation te pren.teted Ba: kaw, Rae OF NG WOREIGN IISSEM/COMFROLDED DISSEM TTS TS AN INFOPMATICN REPORT, “ROT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENC co , CATE DISTR, 6 March 1970 countay Cuba/Spain e . \ sugsecT’ Problems of Cuban Mission in Madrid with Lack of Response from Havana “s as , \ aca FIELD NO. OSM 9937: sOuKCcE ; | the Cuban charge d'affaires in Madrid uTrgrerne Ruf 2 Perez outlined the salient. current problems of most concern to his mission: : . . -a, Building construction. Ruiz submitted a proposal to Havana in December 1969 for-the construction of a building to house all the mission offices including the embassy, the consulate, the commercial office, the Cubana Airlines office, and possibly the minister's residence. Ruiz had not ; . ; received nm concrete reply to the proposal and he : : urged to take it up again with the ministry. b. Radio facility, Responding to a request from the Director of the Cuban National Fishing Institute, Emilio Aragones Navarro, in , : December 1969, Ruiz applied to the Spanish authorie ; ties for permission to install a radio facility. in the Canary Islands for communicating with Cuban \ ships. The permission had been granted by late ‘ December yet Havana had failed to follow up the “project with’ plans and instructions. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM Sm wD wm = wm (closeificetian) a idis nem ¢ on! contrats} . : atare Qa [ anmy | NAawy {oak aiR [La NOA 1} ae {Fae Piald Oreteibetion see fumal savegraph) S__BIC "TREASURY FBI 4 (wHC/PR wi7sio___/F7ip7__3 WHOZOBE B ELMADE 2 “WHC/EW UW ICT/OPS/WL [2 IEZR De pr Dated: a iat a a 7 bapa ef MI | , LtalSON e reres* TE 2 4, FIO3, ca 1, ag wane) EUR & OU WH ‘tga
4-90000 ; — 7 NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM pace 2 "OF 2 PAGES” SECRET a CspB-312/00665-70 aon _ . @. Visa.delays. Havana is consistently y late in ‘processing Visa requests for foreigners ~ oo : eR _ traveling to Cuba, Ruiz attributed the delays : De ; and eo ‘to the red tape which involves processing the . re ; rs _ -Fequests through two ministries; The Visa Section .°,.. ; : re -in’ the. Ministry of ‘Foreign Affairs, and the . | setts oe “Directorate: ‘of Immigration in the Ministry of Lo H Es _ Anterior. Ruiz requested authorization for the : consulate to send its visa requests directly to . the Directorate of Immigration since this is- the ; ; Section. that ultimately determines. whether a. my st “foreigner may or. may not enter Cuba... ne ; 7 g a Field Dissem: None... oe a oe | SO , mo oo . - { . ee a - ce pet i .- os , - : oe ee 8 SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM 5 4 . 4 3 3 2 2 1 . - . r)
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$4-00000 OS = STO BO Set cap hart 2 : , Report NG 259 nitdj}, 2? jae Vv PO . ‘ yy I told her that I Persona ly roscretted it, as an individual and as Cuba ns but that as a diplomat I.could. not do her sy favor because, she had left Cuba voluntarily, in flicht,and that I could not render any assistance to her and least of all protect ‘her, If I had then been - able to take pictures, I could have sent them to- ‘Havana for them to see (7 his happened when RUIZ had first arrived oO here.) RUIZ goes on to say that many people are nisled when they arrive in Madrid from Cuba, or have been misled by their ‘relatives, Parents bring their ec children--RUIZ says there ere over 400 Cuban children in one school. One of then ft Lschool_7 once and passase had to be provided for nim: at the airport in CUBANA and allewed him to leave because they did not dane to ‘be mixed up in that affair. Tne child was 14 years old and did not want to stay in Madrid in the Co | parrochial school with the monks. R says that should a anything . eee happen to nim and his wife wants to stay in Hadnid he wants KS PER Pd a remain there until they ‘becone of age and rake their om choice, but that to take aerate erence tegaaeetenteneeteveentrsaaettnt—termeewe st ? children out of Cuba is a mistake. Apes * parks (OF
14-00000 98 EE ae -——o Report Ho. 261, | _ 29 Jan 1970 | a . eg em een, NILDA is” typing 3 while RUIZ is out of the office, CURDELO éomes in and she tells hima cable arrived granting her ‘permission to travel to Mavena, but that she will not be “going because RUIZ became annoyed, She adds that RUIZ is very. selfish, NILD’ and RUIZ discuss her trip, R asks her if she is going; she says ‘no! because he does not want her i - i ‘to zo. Apparently he tells her to go home that instant and get ready, after she tells him that she has no time Brien enone Wa ened ore, to take out hes summer clothes, etc. She declines by Ba: 4 . Saying that he has already ruined everything. She goes on to say that she nad not asked HELVA or anyone else -for her passaze, but had written to RUZ (ph) saying | tit she was very depressed and that she missed her son very much, eml.they had arranged for her passace. ‘NILDA adds that she is not goins on a pleasure trip, but to see .her son and. _see how he ts doinz, which she finds only na tuna al. She stayed with. nin for’ two whole days and would have talked to the ‘School Director and forndout. how the ‘child was doing, She calls R selfs h end says! iae the trip ae _ had been for hin she would not have doubted’ 1t) Shé wants . ' to kmow why RUIZ places objections to rr trip! to Eavana He wants the tyvo of thom to co torether, and Cor her to weit until their, _vecation, not at this tind, Sne . a ’ i
‘himselt,; as she knows him well efter 16 ycats o contends it is because he does not want to stay by living. together, “NELDA. says she vill have to write to NEIRA regarding her passace -and ‘to thank hin, hed \ ' , ' -J H : ‘ i s : ~
14-00000 Bim mk Y Report io, 252 Conia} e 4 ‘Other such things. This amount could be reduced a we bring. | our Cuban architects, vino were here two. years azo, and cc a _Anoitledgeable of their mission could discuss with the a a land omer. and the construction firm those things they . . feel could be omitted and the price could be brought don _ considerably. de do not need a luxury ‘buildings, but one . that is attractive @, ‘simple and functimal. Term -Paynents could also be extended, I want to impress upon you that oe . when we entered into negotiations we had a binding | acreenment, . | : " The lot is on Avenida La ilabana, _Fermfn GUTIERREZ 2 looked well into this macter, He asked me to send him’ the project and that he would look at it. The oo, . : system of payments in Spa in allows us to pay $100,000. | or $150,000 annually whieh will not be difficult for us. ry) : , . : NEIRA, I want you to talk to CHA IN, not bearing /pressure on him, but to make him understand that what - Carr oe oo oo ; meen » I want is to leave my Successor estadlished, for an aa eet ee wes “6 construction ,dasting over nine months I certainly te A ere? eT oo arene ses 2, ' will not be able to enjoy. , ; ."hnother thing I want te oring So your attention is in regard to our Consulate, Ss activities and relations with the Visa Section. A letter has cone from VERA addressed to PRANC@ pointines to FRANCO'S incorrect wording of a cable to that Section. I esree that 1t was ineorrect, but I
_Renort: No, 253. 3h gan, 1970 There ‘As another unidentified Cuban in the office, When RUIZ is rere alone with her he | ‘says that he fecls: “him out’ of ‘the way. - never gets to mow. that he had purposely’ te atscuss the matter discuss it there, but silent. R Jaments he “dike an’ exile, that he- ‘has been: out ‘for two: years” and -is tired. There aré many. ho want, to. be out of Cuba, , : - | ne ‘continues, but it seems. to hin they. vant to keep _ - ‘He goes on- to say that. LEON had ” 7 appointed him,’ and supported hin, but although . they . are good friends, he does not like to vorle with a "..man whom one never knows what he is thinking, and one R mentions a eable he had sent and says it could have cost his assassination,and. done so to see i he weré summoned in Cuba. He-would have liked to they have apparently remained Peels as if he were in Hiami. CC
14-00000 . ; : f.” - . ‘Pome | i — — : r 5 oes 6 a oo 4 February’ 1970. “READS RUIZ THE FOLLOWING “TELEX °: _" We FEEL. NILDA SHOULD © TRAVEL on IBERIA NEXT, “MONDAY BECAUSE THE TRIP IS SHORTER AND SHE HAS "THE ANSWERS. TO QUESTIONS RAISED, MINREX," coe Ruiz ig at home and remarks he is going out to dinner "tonight, “Lee Report. 262, 30 Jan 70, for memo_that Rutz sent NETRA at MINREX with Nilda. ; b.
+ & Be. eee | | 7 MESSHGe roar 2IGe . sae sity WH/COG/OPS Ss § CRET oy «=871l4G3 oR. IE ; ‘wre 2 MASCH 197, ABLE SECRETARAT /O:SSEMINATION ‘ CT ocx > a Os re IN CS FILE NO. SECRET. TYPIC. QUTTITD aaa REF: osua~25969 (Not SENT \ a 1. ACCORDING SENSITIVE SOURCE ox COXPANY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH, MAIN OFFICE NEW YORK, CALLED CUBAN EMBASSY MADRID 21 JAN REQUESTING AN I INTERVIEW WITH CHARGE, GUILLERKO RUIZ. INTERVIEW FOR SOME TYPE PUBLICITY AND GRANTED FOR FOLLOWING DAY, 2, RUIZ IS PRIME HQS RECRUITMENT TARGET AND WE THEREFORE INTERESTED ANY OUTSIDE CONTACT WITH SUBJECT THAT OFFERS ASSESSMENT DATA. APPRECIATE ANY INFO[___—=(CAN PROVIDE RS FULL IDE AND BIO ON NO OBJECTION BASE © | ~ QUERYING LOCAL LNERGO, PROTECTING SOURCE OF InfOMICROFILMED 3, Inpzx{ FILE; £01-755296. - E MAR 23 1970 : oO Doc. 5 ; . -hHCRO SER, END OF MESSAGE e WH/COG/COMMENT: #Reference was intercepted telephone call fram we, mployee of abassy, Madrid, Fequésting an intervies——1_] with the Charge d’Affairs, eo SOL - DY: COORDINATING OFFICERS . ROUP T AATHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER SEC RET | taclysed trom evtomato, OFFICER Caclaaification REPROOUCTIGN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING ‘OFFICE 1S PROHIBITER COPY NO, a Dict - PO? De ny tua eats Nee om tee eta iy SRD AE Nem toetinet” mat ant 2 ee tier, aa my ‘ : BENG cle 7 SE he Se AREY AER ARE OR in TO een neste te SRC Bh oo PS OP eet ow NO Ato ten oreo
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EUR BRET ber? FMR RECEPCION POR @ El agregado militar, naval y aéreo de la Embajada de Ja Re- publica Democrdtica Alemana, capitan de fragsta Emil Fehlauer, efrecié anoche una recepcién con motivo ‘del” 14 aniversario: del reito Popular Nacional de la DA, fundade e} primero de mar- zo de 1956. A la recepcida, celebrada. en - la sede diplomatica alemana, asis-- tieren' los miembros del Comité Central del Partido Cornunista de Cuba, comandantes Manuel - Pifteiro Loseca, viceministro pri- mero del Ministerio del Interior; Manuel Diaz Gonzdlez, jefe dé ls seccién de Relaciones Exteriores del MINFAR: Roberto T. Viera Estrada; y Orlando Rodriguez Puerta. : : Igualmenta se encontraban pre- gentes los” 1, fulio,, EL XIV ANIVERSARIO DEL SJERCITO POPULAR NACIONAL DE LA R.D.A. St ere Casas, viceministro para los Ser vicios del MINFAR; Samuel Gone zalez Rodiles; José Quevedo Pé& rez: y Emigdio Baez V:vo, de la Marina de Guerra Revolucionas * tia; asi como el primer capitsa vy otrog Tcrales de nuestras ruerzas Are madags Revolucionarias. : - De la caiebracién del aniversas rio del Ejército Popular Nacional » también participaron los integrarr’ tes de Ja delegacién del Minister rio del Interior de ts RDA que s@ encuentra en Cuba encabezada’’.: por el viceminisiro primero, te niente genera] Herbert Glinsteia, agregados militares de las embae"’ jadas acreditadas en nuestro pais, gepresentantes del cuerpo dipio=-_ . mAtica extranjero ¥ funcionsriag ] del Ministerio de aciones Exe tesiotes.de Cuba, oo... : ‘ i ee |
14-00000 f : 3 SE tGaue a) 7 a | ! _ to see about & package | that Melba. had lost traveling from ote .f Cuba. the week. before and could: ‘Rot locate because she. had : ; se moe . “lost. thie: ttekee. ee lp: ne Leto _ aan , | One Lalls o on bohare. of the _ from New York and: tells ‘NELDA they are ‘eonducting some . wh fat, type of publicity and would: like to arrange an- interview with Guillermo RUIZ, NILDA asks what type of company : fj itis. She is told it combines study and research, } N notes down the following information for RUIZ to call . | i when he gets in: | main office in New York, | (Ler Pan ~ nos ‘ ! thet Sened pees Say : “4 ie tisha fee : SANTAMARTA, fron the Minis try 0 of Commerce, calls in answer a oe, to R's call and to apologize for not. having: been able to ‘attend es the reception. R begins by saying that when Rail LEON [_ a | had left for Cuba he had sent a letter of thanks to the | Minister (of Commerce) for his kind considerations and at iV the same time had mentioned that "before your Lei. _/ trip it would be most beneficial and advisable for both parties moat, . f£ you pl. JT could advance us a list of subjects you are interested in discussing in Havana, for it would at least give us a little time to’ prepare ourselves. " _SANTAMARIA says, "Precisely, on Friday at 10:30 I am having a Bee Basi Sina ELD 0 102) TH ger tinge Mie esd taT ONTO sine r* re hetneien ek és! i] + , Pia) pee t Le ip Soap PAHs bone Gh 7 Pa x) hy iz
| 4-90000 TO terme pie kee hae ee Meosa the Ts poe FP © MATOS? I don" i‘: “know: what you mean, miss. NELDA: Well, because none of the comrades! here is. going. =[8-~ HMirs< Concepeién | CAMACHO ‘de MATOS calls RUIZ, NILDA asks SORE PROD ECHO sd MATO if she is the same person who called the other day and. said she was the widow of. . (ratos). The woman says "yes" /and NILA tells het: "took Miss, you" re. Playing a. very. dangersius game. " res ‘ to allow himself to ‘be provoked. “So,: please . do Rot: keep on." MATOS: Well, I don't know what you are referring to, miss, I am completely astonished. NILDA: Well look, don't be astonished, | you might end “up some -other way. MATOS: I don't know what you are taldng about, NILDA: Well, we do. NILDA hangs up. . Mrs, MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again: it seems there has been a misunderstanding. ; NILDA: | Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore, We are. telling ; you ina nice way. Please do not _ call anynore. MATOS: I am not going to call again... I only want to say I had nothing to do.,. I know nothing at all.
“19 = . a) bee Only that 1 have received a message. t received a telephone’ call. _ Ihave just . arrived in Madrid, I an not familiar with’ Madrid, or know anyone. _ ‘NILDA: _ Arent t you the one: who called the” other: day? You’ made a date; * MATOS: | What king of a date? -NELDA: Didn® t you make a date with. the charge d’ ‘Affaires? call and was told to call this gentleman, ‘the fe e g Fa ym 2 £ F * i Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about, ano ther ambassador, but that they | were trying” ae coal ioe” 8 illest, SRE tel to get in touch with me, ‘NILDA: Who are 'they'? To whom do you refer when you say —_ a that ‘they! called you? MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambassador of Chile : and the Ambassador of Cuba. I thought it was extrenely unusual, miss, because ‘T don't know anyone here, . - | wpa: Dida! t you call here a few days ago? MATOS: _I called when i was advised to do so, NiLDA: _And you made a date with the Anbassador, ; MAGOS + 1 don't know now what exactly did happen, ‘I was asked ‘to talk with hin and to get in touch with him, miss. % ‘MATOS: No, no, no. . One moment, miss. I received a telephone oa
UNILDA: _ MATOS: -'= 20 -- Tut, who ‘called yous ‘miss? Whoever it was said "C an the Cuban Anbassador," iy 50: then it all seems to have ‘been a 2 plot, ‘or. \ "something of the sort. ‘NILDA:- - MATOS: / NILDA | 7 let anything happen to you. OO 7 | MATOS : NILDA: MATOS: NILDA;: MATOS: NILDA: MATOS: “involved because where we are “concerned it is ae No- miss, I am Since you are. Look, 1£- it is a plot L suggest you | do hot got _a0 “somewhat dangerous. nO : very proper and a serious person. so serious and preper don’t ever , i: I I live with a daughter and you must realize that I live only for her. | Well, look, ££ you live for her, don't get mixed. up in these things for .they may cost you dearly. Very well, miss. I am deeply grateful to have been enlightened by you. I can see already that it is simply a plot or an implication by someone, - It is a plot and we know it. And wc know who is behind it. Yes, miss, I would also like to know, I assure you. Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll pay dearly... good-bye. Fine, miss. have told me. I am also very grateful that you My apologies, huh?
GG AT MUD re Onn ~2- “ACERT. Iten }2- ~contJnued, with the liinister who told him that next week. they would discuss the matter of costs and that the Minister was in favor of Rulet idea. Ruiz asks Villaroya to wait a few days more and in the + event ‘that they receive bad news they will have a few drinks together at the Castellano to forget their serrow.. Ruiz says. he-is very anxious to move out of the place he is in, and aks how lonz £t wlll take to construct bhe building. Villaroya tells . him ‘about 9 or 10 months, Ruiz says that most litely hd won't be there _to. Adnaugurate. the: budIding © ‘because ‘his tour fs_ ‘ending. in _ Spain, but that. ‘he wilt” “cone | Lroia. wherever_, he 13 for_ the: Anaugur- ~ ation. ~ agua mec an 28 January 1970 Item: 1.- PILOTO CALLS YOLANDA, “He asks for the address: of the. “school . She Bays 1¢ Is cuadalquivir 16, | “Item 3.- ‘AN. UNIDENTIFIED COMRADE CALLS THE HOSTAL GENEVA, A Cuban ansvec3, “he Comrade asks to speak to The Cuban(F) says he is not there that he is onm-a-trip wo “New York, The comrade - leaves | no message. ‘Item 4,- ARISTIDES RUIZ CALLS IN PARIS, (The connection Is poor) Kulz ¢réets on- he seems to be Cuban) and tells him that-he Apistides) arrived Saturday and that he 1s leaving on Sunday (1 February) for Cuba. He asks’ for and ays that up to Monday he ; hadn't arrived, Aristides asks fo speak with extension 4111, They don't answer, He then asks for 4110 and an American, whose name seems to be , Frank, ansvers. They speak lengthily in English about the installation. of television in two Cuban schools, They also speak about films and the financing of the projects, mentioning the. Swedes and the people of UNICEF, . (It is 10:30 PM), They speak for a Yong ime although S$ @ little worricd and nervous, He - -says "--the one on FUAF oday is’ one of the bad ones and besides this, he is with his wife’, He tells that as the offices are carpeted you can't hear anyone 's footstéps--and he is afraid they will hear him, He remarks, "The people here have got me very nervous" 3 February 1970 Item _11.-| |, ‘This doctor has just had an opera peration and now that he 1s well again he wants to renew his becausa he hes: to fo to Cuba tc give a Studios, -e¢onnections(with course in the eapan Soedoty- for Pas) 54 Do Fes tb asus for his full nano; Ares is] | a . rn a
wf} wo Later, reforring, to the sare subject says "the last new | poovle (that have arrived?) aro aleonoltes ?°? but if! you only know, things are better at lcast with rerard to ug, peace and ‘charity", oo oe : So 10 Fobruary 1970 ~~ Iten 18.-. tho second -tano begins with part of a conversation — —between[ andl —_ around dinner tine. (.__|says that her’ mother is 55 years’ old and her father is 57, Her nother she says “hashed six childreis [77> renticns the difference in apa betwoon hin, end | 3 he se,a 12 years isa lot. ‘says he -- _ €ontinucs to lose weight. «mere 7 Tt SO ve 11 February 1970 ‘ ten 32 J cts ainnas- sho says that the place where she: “bought. the radio Is called BARR0SO and it 1s at Lavapies hS, Nilda talks to Alicta, She says that she had a vory nice tine (in Havana), but that the weathor wa: very bad; it rained a lot end it was cold, Nilda was with (in Havana) ‘Alicia's children, She says that they sot very good marks {in their studies and the little one can read and ‘they are very hanpy. Nilda also spoke with 0 Alicia's nother=4n-Laws . She is sufféring from la vrés fon(hich or. low blood pressure) and she has not been able to ret tho necessary medicine, Then Nilda speaks of her own son, She says ho is very tall and thin and that ho is working in tovacco, Shoe says ho is . in Guane(ohon),and as sho couldn't make the trip as it-was two end a@ half hours long, they sent tho boy to her house and she was with hin for a few days, She says tho boy is very happy, he is a serious type and caures no problers,. Anparontly Nilda's nothor is ill, according to hur renarks. Alicia says it is better. that Nilda's boy is in Cuba, boeause there ho will becore a nan and solve his | own broblens, | : } Oi HMO Tae on, ee EP OE TE Oe fag Ee Corey Tter: 8,=-VITTANOYA, OF COUBPRUCCIONSS AZAGRA CALLS RUIZ. Ho asks ulz about the project. Rutz says that the news is food in the gense that {t has been accented in mrpincinle, and he believes. evaery~ thing is pvoing alonz “ine. But, they will have to wait, Ratz ; thinks they will have a de“inite answer in about two weeks, Ho... adds that thoy have great interest in this matter and also he would like to know definitely.~ . . , we ‘Item 20.= Soroone RREARKS! that "is seldom (in the embassy) ~in the afternoons", | . .
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14-00000 : a ee SECRET | Subllenme RUIZ. Pérez Meda ‘DOB’ : Late, January. or early February 1930. a i POST: Minister Plenipotentiary, accredited — ol "os ss.“ gtnee 12 December 1967. ae . "ADDRESS: Juan de Mena.#8, Madrid. oo Lo TELEPHONES: 259-5956 (home) 221-7028 (office). ‘por: | Maret 1970,, bears “However, her physician, recommended: forced labor ( reasons unknown), which was scheduled ~ for 17 April. 1970, She has had difficulties with her - ‘pregnancy because of recurring fainting spells and overweight, which are being treated by Dr. HER- -NANDEZ and Dr. MATA ( the latter ordered lab tests for Diabetes, thé. results of which are unknown), : Married for 16 yeare to Guillermo, Nilda is a pleasant woman who has not been known to _quarrel openly with her husband or express . political or religious opinions, although in -" this last respect she has recited the Lord's Prayer in front of Embassy personnel, which suggests thac she may have been or is a practicing Catholic. Mrs. Ruiz ig a language teacher by profession ( speaks English fluently ), and is active in the Embassy as secretary to her husband and book- keeper, but only on an informal basis, mt a Of rather weak persenality f° Exception, Cte see Attachment LI; she was upset at the time 7, which is reflected in the way that she handles her five boys--"little beasts,", according to Severina ORTIZ, the maid--, Mrs. Ruiz does not permit them to be punished severely and is always ‘complaining that she does not spend sufficient aa Filme with them, SECRET
14-00000 ~“Z2= _:_. “She is known to have lived in New York for five years in the fifties ( of. 48th St., . three blocks from Times Square), a city that _ an she likes very much, Shé goes shopping alone, ~ and“once even to the airport in a- taxi ¢ re ee So _ the embassy security officer, Loo of * & “aid not Tike the idea) to wate ‘for het husband's I atrivalfrom-one of his trips. She seems to | - gétalong.well with the wives of other Cubane in the staff, Nilda ‘travelled to Havana’ on 30 January to see her son Guillermito, and returned 1970 7 ol. _. to Madrid on 11 February, Although RUIZ. en - weed her to send a lengthy memo to oe ° [it Pits supertor ec MINREX /{ for-text— os me ' “gee Attachment rr1/, he was not very happy . with her trip— an attitude that Nilda resented - . very much ("You are very selfish") uncil her husband changed his mind, . Her parents live in Havana ( local telephone, 2~8130). /{ Cuban Telephone Directory lists that telephone number undert | oO! P CHILDREN :- l.- Guillermito ("Guille"), At 14 he is the oldest and is currently studying in Havana, He is very tall and thin, There were reports .. that he was unhappy in Cuba, and his father ". went to Havana on 16 October 1969 to solve'a ; vo “ ‘s.~ "personal problem” with Guillermito, If true, a Guille no longer feels that way because on 26 December he was quoted to be very happy in his new school, : an oo Guille was scheduled to cut cane after 10 January 1970, but was actually assigned to a tobacco farm in: Guane early this year, 2.> Alejandro, who is nine years old (DOB: 15 Feb). According to those who know him he is a real "devil" and a good swimmer, He is taking guitar lessons, and goes to Colegio ‘een tokens) ° Th - eanotd EF
: 3 q 3 i H - t SET - Estilo and Gimnasio Hascards,, Pilar de Zaragoza #99, Madrid, 3.>- ‘van, who is about eight years : old, Se, , Cave, | 4. = Juan Carlos. 5, = Juliote. ALL five are very. spoiled and have caused —. several: maids to leave their jobs. bitterly -complains—that they show no 1970.7 - . , ; . port as El Guajiro, probably.comes. from a humble v4 - meat. in: ‘the area for SAMKO. in 1958 he turned over to his brother a house ‘in North Miami, a brand new car, and over a | resp for’. their. ‘parents. This is why she "Hates" "Mra; Ruiz. There was: another maid, » who was replaced because she did. *, net Too after the children. j is currently employed by the wife of who is Jeaving | Spain definitively in August \e | U ® BACKGROUND : Guillermo RUIZ, familiarly known _ gett er al family in Cuba, as he lived in a solar / in st Cuba, a ‘slum dwelling 7 in Marianao and began — aoe to work when he was only 14 years: old. ‘In the fifties he emigrated to the United States, travelling throughout the East Coast ‘and holding minor jobs. In 1957 he began to work as an. apprentice butcher for a Polish- “ American named Alexander § SAMKO, who had a grocery store on Flagler St. in Miami. He did'so well in attracting Latin-American customers to the store that he soon began to distribute “He has said that when he left Miami: thousand dollars in the bank. But his ' 'guccess" could be traced, perhaps, to another acquaintance that he is known to have had. SECRET.
14-00000 - SECRET - & = al? a “he. the time RUIZ and Major José Marta MOLEON S50! - Carreras, tthen:.another Cuban exile; were in contact “with an ‘Ameriéad. of Cuban descent known as Joe LOUIS: . OF. LUIS, a0 underworld figure who was’ competing * with’ the. Italians in the bolita racket in Tampa. Se RUIZ Himself has told close associates that LUIS Chee or: Lours. ‘offered: them $800 a month, ‘plus car and: Be o./ experiges, to. Supervise "collections" in Miami. ‘ek rthermore, LOUIS: or wis even “asked then - es ie killa ‘man named FERNANDEZ,, who was involved) = |)”: - fn ‘the numbers game in Miami, for $5000 each, . vrs — . ca An February 1958 RUIZ left Miami with Harry! — _ VILLEGAS.Tamayo /“a Captain in the Cuban Arny, a m me “72. he has. béen seen at parties in ‘foreign embassies vouscs 7 7. sin Havana with Major Manuel PINEIRO Losada, DGI Pe éhiet 7 and. three other members of the 26th of a a ~ duly. Movement and entered Cuba clandestinely, - At the triumph of the Revolution Alexander . __.SAMKO went to Havana,’ where he stayed for a sg - week at RUIZ's home, and offered him a partner- , | ship--in ‘the business, which RUIZ rejected. In 1960 he wag one of 18 out of 5000 who were selected by the Ministry of the Treasury, where he wag working,,to take the full statistics course outlined by ECLA, The course, which lasted _ two years, included such subjects as mathematics, oF finances, democracy...and Marxism-Leninism. - One of his schoolmates &t the time waa _ ° In 1963 he was sent to Mexico, and after ’ returning to Havana was appointed Chief of the Trade School at MINCEX, post that he held for two years, In 1967 he was sent to Spain to replace Ramén CALZADILLA as charge d' affaires,
SET =~ 56 . EDUCATION : Aside from the statistics course taken in 1960, RUIZ seems to lack, in the eyes of some observers,. a solid, ‘formal education, | ‘But he makes up for it by being an avid reader (five newspapers a day, plus books). This impression, . ‘however, may be wrong, for there are indications . .. ot that’ he either studied or wanted to be a CPA, vo -He understands and speaks English and French (fluency unknown), and has undertaken. = __ “to.:teach grammar to the embasay staff, re Sob Sensitive to art, of so he says, he frequently complains of che general lack of culture in.Cuba. His vocabulary evel is rather low, cussing quite often in the presence of | . - others... - RUIZ is well-versed in world affairs, and does have an understanding of international - trade, He has read some of the works of José Martf, -whom-he likes to quote. But there is another book that he also refers to repeatedly, Kim PHILBY's, the KGB spy who penetrated MI-6, He is up-to-date on current intelligence publications. HEALTH : Blond, baby-faced, and blue-eyed ("Very handsome," according to Anita, the young maid ), RUIZ is known to be suffering from an undisclosed -. liver illness for which he takes.a medicine called “‘bilidis, Late in 1969 he was planning to go to , - Portugal on vacation following the advice of his physician, | | ), but he did not make the trip. He coughs frequently, is used to cold weather, and was thinking of going to the same gymnasium as his gon Alejandro,
4-90000 = b= - / — “He wears eyeglasses to correct astigmatism, — a oT, amd: ‘is ‘known to like skin-diving,— @ sport that an Ses See he. practiced {n Cuba. . an In general terns, however, he enjoye good ~ ae oe, fon. health, i oe - : be ‘EMpLovMEnr. ; “There/is no | doubt that’ Guillermo RUIZ - “. @xéreises: the. full authority. that presumably he “should have as Minister Plenipotentiary (relations: "between Cuba. ane Spain'remain at this level . Sbecauge of Spain's refusal to appoint ‘a full 0. ae .. Ambassador after LOJENDIO was expelled from “2 the: island by Fidel, CASTRO). ; : _ , He is involved io and kept informed of | all. matters that -have todo with Cuban-Spanish relations, . including trade, He does not permit. =. commercial attachés to bypass him when they. ' gubmit reports © to their respective enterprises in Havana, ~ cesunnstis wanes In addition, he_supervises C Cubana Air. Lines operations, and no one may ‘travel on on . Iberia to Havana without hig pernission (this : ‘ applies only to Cubans, for tickets must be Doe, ; _ ‘paid in foreign currency)... Evidently he controls__ ' “the Cuban Embassy in Lisbon, | and Rafael FERNANDEZ _ | ‘Sardifias, the chargé there,travels frequently to. Madrid for consultations with RUIZ ( " Our relations swith Portugal are not very good now"), Cuban officials arriving in Madrid must “consult: ‘with him before arranging visits to. Spanish officials or factories, and only’ he, " , Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemes, Ar{stides DIAZ: Roviroya, and Roberto FRANCO Oliva, are authorized to issue visas for people travelling to Cuba, . - oo He seems to have good working relations i with: Spanish Government officials because he ' is always careful to place all the “cards" on the table in his meetings with them. SECRET
ey ue SECRET a a Nothing is known about unofficial contacts with other diplomats in Madrid except that he. i is close to and exchanges information with the - Algetian Ambassador, 7 ; "At times -he tries to give the impression, “-.  : and this might be true, that he enjoys the. ‘full “> personal confidence of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Radl: _ ROAR a | -;\ = He frequently tells other Cuban diplomats . :gtopping in Madrid that he makes 90% of the ey - decisions without consulting Havana because that is "why I am here for." ; ‘Above all, he directs constant and bitter .eriticiem against the bureaucracy in Havana ae oan | because of ‘its incompetence, which, in his opinion, me © will cause Fidel CASTRO to carry out a major purge “ after the 1970 sugar harvest comes to an end ("No one in Havana wants or cares to make a decision"), The Peter Principle f[" Ina hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence" 7, which ‘he has read and is going to send to Fidel CASTRO for réading on the advice of | ‘should be taken as an example of what is happening in Cuba. Furthermore, in his view Havana is always - trying to interfere with the Embassy in Madrid, _ resulting in lack of co-ordination and even co= . . Operation. ( To t " More than lack of organization there is chaos in Cuba today") . .. . He directs almost the same criticism against _ his staff in Madrid because they. lack qualifications. for the posts that they hold, " They think that I am-a fool," he once told an associate, "but I don't miss anything that they do,"
Et -H0000 2 8-« “In. urn, he has also been th : erieicién ‘from Havana, first. from who. made “a critical evaluation of the Embassy, which: he decided net to answer ("I took. a Librium, smoked a cigar, and forgot all about ie”, in, mid-February 1970 for another review of embassy. ‘accomplishments. But this time she seemed ‘friendly with Guillermo RUIZ. 7 "On atiother oecasion he ‘complained to . Arfstides” DIAZ that he had received one more - eritical. report: from Havana because the Embassy. "had not achieved much," although they. had done _ things ‘that were not included in: the yearly ‘plan. ar But perhaps the most serious censure of his activities came in by telex (" Why worry? The Americans and che Spaniards intercept all messages anyway") early in October 1969, Havana questioned the way RUIZ was handling trade ‘negotiations with the Spanish Government. [ The trade agreement was extended by mutual consent to 31 December 1972, _. In his reply addressed to Rail LEON Torras, first vicé-minister of MINCEX and senior Cuban official ‘directly responsible for the talks, Guillermo RUIZ defended his right to be "informed" and “consul ted” in rather strong language. Therefore, he rejected that his cable number 521 - was offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ, a Cuban trade. official who had been the source of the complaint. “th ‘the last paragraph he told Ratl LEON that the indemnification question ( payment to Spanish citizens who owned property in Cuba) depended on his ‘reply to Don Pedro SALVADOR, ' a Spanish Foreign Office official, and not on “bribery” conjectures,
Evidently this last cable upset him so- mde that he was nervous and particularly .  secuirity-conscious. Leas than a week later, . ~- “he ealled Radl LEON Torras and requested ; f ; . Permission to go to Cuba, ostensively to ee settle a. “personal problem with my son," , “when he returned to Madrid on 29 October "> fhe was’a changed man, again fully confident . “7 of himself, Nevertheless, he has told close - o : . " €rlends that he feels very lonely in Spain ti ee “and“as had the desire to simply board a plane "abd. return. to Cuba: abandoning the Embassy. Late in January 1970 he.was again de=- - pressed, for he felt like an "exile" ia ‘Spain. after two years of service ( " Even thotigh ‘LEON played a part in my appointment I cannot work for a man that I do not under- stand, Maybe. he sent me abroad to get me out of the way. I feel as if I were in Miami.") oa He ‘thinks he is "burned" in Spain, and ae be when he returns to the Island he will definitely f “oer ? i not go back: to MINREX, but to MININT. He has Ua told close friends his term in Spain is up and | . he will be returning to Cuba probably in the i ‘summer. In any event, he does not plan to be in Spain more than nine months. Nilda, his wife, ’. has stressed that they are leaving Madrid permanently in July 1970. po, ; ! : of POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS: Although # outwardly. a "revolutionary", Guillermo RUIZ 3 ig a man of moderate political views struggiing Ny ' to justify the actions of his government in -face of the political and economic realities _ of Castro's. Cuba,
Re, SECRET, - 10 - In ‘this sense his inner feelings perhaps | . lie closer to the theory of the betraved revolution, ve “but not ‘for ideological. reagons: the incompetence | of the Cuban Government has in ‘fact  Babotaged the goals of the- Revolation, - : AS member of. the Cubain Communist Party, to whieh: he: was admitted on the recommendation of - Armando HART: Dévalos, secretary of Organization, . hei is” définitely not a convinced Marxist, and. "-conseque tly cannot accept the role of "robot" by. Party discipline and -vertical (_" Revolutionaries should not be- “eoerced ‘by political control forms," he wrote . ‘Teles foro DIAZ Portillo, a HINPEX official, ' 0n.:26 December 1969, " Communists are quite  meddlesome,' " he told another colleague soon _ after, although in this instance he may have _ been. referring to the Spanish cP). But the most important revelation of his views came to light on 11 December 1969, . when he was quoted as telling a visiting DAP . -officlal from Havana: " If I disagree with orders, I question them because I am not a robot nor do I have the mentality of one, As ‘a human being I express opinions no matter ‘the risk that I may personally have to take," Obviously, a man who thinks in this way cannot be a Marxist, Aside from the constant criticism of Havana because of incompetence, Lack of vision, _and the unreal. world they live in, he is quick - “>. to point out other deficiencies in life there, “as reflected in his directive to the embassy ; staff not to celebrate Christmas together ' because there are "hungry people" in Cuba. But he did invite some of hia associates for dinner SECRET
14-00000 HER oe Sn aiy SECRET si on Christmas.eve, the classical Spanish Nochebuena_. He has also said that medicine in general is ‘quite backwards in Cuba. Probably an atheist, he ia known to believe ‘that. "religion should not be éonsidered a ~ 2shandieap for. people trying to. return to Cuba." She See “On the other hand, he refers to Latin- . _Amétican diplomats as "bootlickers" because : * they’ use the English language in partiés, and. — remarked that “capitalism is no good", ae mo -.- “RUIZ seems to have certain admiration for © ce Francisco FRANCO, who, in his view, is the only” — ce - reason why Spain has not turned communist, Of — course, it is doubtful. that he really believes. rs —_ this, — ; —— | So He does not hide his favorable opinions. of the American people, who are “frank” and | "simple", " They treated me very well,” he i told Rail LEON Torras in December 1969, On international matters he is up-to- date and well-informed, Following are some of his views, which are contradictory at times: " Cuba is a political power, not a military or economic power. " The USSR has neutralized U.S. gea pover in the Mediterranean. — oe oo " Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever it: chooses to do so, although the base has lost its strategic value to the United States. _ " US-China rapproachment should be feared, . but. also a Japan-China alliance. od hee
SECRET « 12 « "U.S. ‘power ls teginning to » erunble, but _. the Soviets are revisionists, : " The Egyptians harm us when they. buy sugar _ from ‘Cuba and ‘then ‘resell it to other countries. , "We have to be on the” side. of the Soviet - _. for two reasons: first from the military and | ,-economic point of view; secondly, because whether ~~ : right. Or. WFong: they are on the same side fighting - thes’ ‘whio!.are | on the’ other side. on Cuba has had and has fnajor discrepancies - ; with the USSR, China, and the U.S., but we are secon the side of communism because we are against “ gapitalism, Bt Dot “ Israel and Cuba have the same motivations. oe : “ —s-« That is why they are so successful against the ‘Arabs. They have no choice. ‘" The Egyptians and the Syrians are not | brave, . The Israelites, like the Cubans, are brave enough to face the enemy," PERSONALITY : Guillermo RUIZ 1s an easy-going ‘s -tather simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige “and success that he hae had in Spain, . a He has. a strong personality, undoubtedly | the predominant pole in his marriage. He seems to get along well with his wife.( " If anything _ should happen to me and my wife wants’ to remain “in Spain, I: want my children to go back to Cuba to study. Then they: can decide for themselves what they want to do.") Certain degree of racism can be detected ; “in his speech, for he always refers to Negroes | ' as niches, a contemptuous Cuban expression.
"tbhac RUIZ. .  Thére “fs ‘also“a-young Spanish girl named JIMENA ; "88 eo for cocktails, © _ Sloper * 13 4 : He almost never discusses woinen with _. colleagues, nor is he’ known to be Lavolved in any extramarital-affair,- oe “Lf Possitle exceptions: Vera VORODOWSKI, RUIZ. was the beneficiary of Vera's affection. _ his. secretary -now in. Cuba. There were rumors nt ( Inu), who addresses RUIZ in’ the familiar tu, She lives’ in, the houge of.Carmen LABRA or LABRADA,7 | “Re likes to zo to the movies: ( saw Topa 3° ments), and receive pecple at’his home . SECURITY : It is normal for any member of the . | Cuban Foreign Service to exercise certain discretion “Sc fa the area of security, but Guillermo RUIZ is ait? particularly sensitive in this respect, which va : perhaps. could be traced to his probable involvement a with the DGI in one way or another, "| He is quick to warn visiting Cubans of the CIA's efforts ( " La Compatfa Sociedad Anénima" ) to compromise them, even.before leaving Havana. “Our Embassy," he says, "is the primary target for U.S. operations in Spain," He keeps control of mail going to and ' coming from Havana in the diplomatic pouch, " and states repeatedly that his office ig _ ‘bugged and telephone tapped (" There are micro- _ Phones here the size of olives"), In addition, he thinks he-is followed openly by Seguridad, For all these reasons he has acked Havana‘ for funds to build a new embassy, where he plans’ “to have a_ shielded room free from microphones, ( The _. building, which will cost approximately $600.000, Was approved by Havana and a Cuban erchitect travelled to Madrid in late March 1970 to discuss the project with Sr. VILLARROYA, from Construcciones Azagra, who - dg handling the real-estate operation, Villarroya's telephone number is 254 4238.)
SECRET. - 14 =. a cc we He is particularly. aware of what he calls "traps" ; and in this sense recalls that once’ ne) wt ce he wasasked to dinner by the ‘wife of a VIP, , ; ‘ ind. after accepting. the invitation he was told someone. else and a: priest. ‘would attend ‘Even * though: the lady. in question wag very. . -» he did not. go because one of those. — present: ‘could have been’ a "geditionise': ‘Yeady ‘to:be "arrested". by the police. An inevitable scandal. would have followed, He adds that he SR . oO" géieeives visits. ‘in the Embassy bétause there ce he admits only those that he. wants to see, - mp . . An interesting item is the case of Ds -. Conehita CAMACHO (telephone 201 4989), who : Bee _ called RUIZ at the Embassy claiming to have - ~ fo oa - met him at a party and wanting to see hin, po BS alone, at the Hilton for a "chat", ff See f- Attachments I and 12,7 Perfectly aware of the implications and . seemingly in violation of his own rules, he did go to the hotel after ordering Horacio FUENTES to check the telephone number ( " The CIA has a new agent"), in spite of the fact. that Radl LEON Torras was arriving in. Madrid ‘on that-nighe, SAF Varah ger a He and Fernando, his driver, waited outside until the woman left the hotel with some men, RUIZ wanted only, so he says, to warn her not. oo to get involved in matters between Cubans because a she could. "lose her life", a a ‘ F “Regarding communications, Guillermo RUIZ has even suggested installing a radio transmitter v4 “, and. speaking. in code. with Havana, f The Cubans “are in fact installing a radio transmitter on’ Islas Canarias to communicate with their fishing ‘fleet, But RUIZ, in this particular case, has SORT |
stressed to the Spanish Government that Cuba is willing to permit Spanish citizens ‘to operate _' the. station; thereby avoiding ‘any -suspicion that ' Othe: trangmitter will be used for other purposes.-7. - : ‘i ¢ ' Antonio. CURBELO Lemus, the “cultural” first . .. 8@tretary who in reality is the security man. (17 athe Embassy -( RUIZ has complained that he _ Qeeds'a “réal" one in Madrid: " Sergio / DEL Oe - VALLE, minister of the Interior_7 told me of, lo... they were getting someone ready to send as - vers cultural attaché" ), for CURBELO instructed the front-desk girl to pass on to him a summary of-who sees who and for what, including RUIZ's visitors,” a RUIZ likes to recall the time when a Cuban in his staff ( name unknown, but presumably he is back in Cuba) spread the rumor that RUIZ .and Nilda were not well-liked in Havana, perhaps to undermine his authority, CURBELO reprimanded the man by stressing that "when Havana is doubtful of anybody here in Madrid it uses official channels to let ua’ know," : Nevertheléss, he does make mistakes, aa evidenced by discussing in his office, with members of hig staff, the possibility of advising Havana that a Spanish foreign service officer . scheduled ‘for duty there might be open for '. Yecruttment, Recalling his constant warnings ., that his office is bugged by Seguridad, such discussion clearly exposes him to expulsion from Spain. 7 - - By the same token, he likes to travel - by car to the interior of. the country alone 7 ( he must have powerful reasons to do so, for SECRET Pe Se ei at epitiee ‘of his’ security-consciousness, ‘he we Oo aE es -. i.) s himself is the target of certain control by Juan -
14-00000 oa : . oroRet - 16- .. Da, he: Ls: ‘risking attack by. Cuban exiles, a possibility Tete = that: he surely must not discard given the 1, Beception that they gave Armando HART Dévalos,- a “Carlos. CHAIN, ‘and Carlos ALFARAS at Barajas 0" AL pert: ‘on 30 June 1968), Neither his. wife a BOF CURBELO approve: of this, | . At. times he is known to write on paper Key phrases or names when discussiug confidential | matters in his office, or. to speak very low, .. Furthérmore, he says he goes. to Parque del Retiro. _- when hé wants to ‘discuss sensitive matters with — _- anybody. In stort, he is security-conscious, very. shrewd, and suspicious of anybody that comes’ near hin, ‘TRAVEL, : Following are the trips that Guillermo RUIZ made from October 1969 to February 1970: To Havana to settle a "personal problem" on 20 October 1969 by Iberia ( first class), returning to Madrid on 29 29 October, © 7 _ To London on 14 November 1969 for consultations a .. with Radl LEON Torras, returning two days later , by air ¢ also first class). - Yo Bilbao, San Sebastian, and Burgos, by — car, on 28 November 1969, returning two days later. an oo . - To Italy from Barcelona with his wife and two children on 29 December 1969, He went to pick up an Alfa Romeo, which he paid out of his "own funds, They returned through Florence, Genoa, San Remo, aud Barcelona, arriving -in Madrid on 6 January 1970. ;
! a t “SECRET = 17? - To Burgos by car with REGALADO (fnu) and URQUIZA (fu) on 24 January 1970. To ‘Havana on 20 February 1970, He was “scheduled: ‘to ‘participate in trade negotiations - with. the. ‘Spanish ‘delégation that left Madrid ~ cen 22> -Februaty. 1970, RUIZ returned: to Madrid . ' on 24. March | 1970. ; “- pRreios : Not much. is ‘known about Guillerzo | .. RUIZ‘ a" personal. acquaintances, except for the - “following? ; Pedro RUIZ. * A good friend who goes to ‘his home rather frequently, Pedro is quite’ influential according to Guillermo, He is “" also a friend of MASSO (fnu).. Carlos or Enrique CARRASCO,- He is a - partner of Carrasco, Munoz e Iturriaga, with. ‘offices.at Avenida Generalisime #28, 10th floor. RUIZ meets with him. often, either for lunch or at his home. They seem.to be good personal . ' friends, CARRASCO may have to do with arrangements for the gale of Cuban frozen seafood, Travelled to New York late ‘in: October or ‘early November 1969. RUIZ is known: to have visited CARRASCO's office, ‘Rosendo CANTO,- Lives at Goya #54, Madrid. His friendship with RUIZ may be interesting if . he is the same Rosendo Canto who was a well- -known batistiano ( probably his father ), If. thie ia the case contacts with RUIZ are politically :- dangerous for the latter, unless he is using CANTO with the approval of Havana, According to - Roberto FRANCO Oliva, the cousul, CANTO "wanted to go to Cuba, live there for a year, and then Jgtn the Cuban Foreign Service ( "He is a fool," . RUIZ ). CANTO's father is 111 in Cuba SECRET
[ SECRET - 18 = "2°" land’ sends him mail through: the Cuban diplomatic ae a, Vac / pouch, CANTO is involved with the diplomatic Se po ne ON Yepresentation of Equatorial Guinea, ss Armando FERNANDEZ.- "A good friend," a : Vf _, ~,) 8ays- RUIZ. Butvhe has‘ doubts: about FERNANDEZ'’s ye vs “source Of income ("Maybe he Sets money directly — yet ..  €fom Havana without my knowledge"), FERNANDEZ i’ x al “ gends.a "lot of things" to Cuba. He is an. ke wer > « : (artist, and lives at Bondad #1 (telephone, 255- Ae. awh © ob “~  “3281).. Armando claims co know Fidel CASTRO. and = Wl, _. Celia SANCHEZ personally, It may be true,. for. _ se : _- he received a package at the embassy from the \ ay ; . latter in March 1970,..Rowever, he asked the Cubai SO , -- ataff to: send it to him because he "did not want ".. _, &@ be seen taking something out.of the embassy," 3 -FERNANDEZ's father -has cancer, , JIMENEZ Asenjo, deputy director of the Spanish. Direccién General de Seguridad.. Knows RUIZ personally, and is in contact with him rather often, but presumably in the line of duty, nn ee:
oy - . 19 - “SUMMARY: Guillermo RUIZ is a very shrewd, ; articulate individual ‘who has reached heights - ‘that in all probability would ‘have beén beyond . - . his capability in normal circumstances, 0° 2 _ Nevertheless, from what can be seen his _ work in. Spain ‘has béen effective,--and he keeps. wos a tight control over his staff, Ye is aman... '.. Confident of himself and of the backing - : , 7 thec-he-surely must oe have in order to remain in this sensitive post. -. (of the Cuban foreign service, . Precisely because of his privileged | a . Status RUIZ is very careful in whatever he does, : avoiding mistakea that would endanger his position, | OL mo Therefore, he will probably resist any indirect approach, which he will recognize ia time to brush ic off, But this does not mean that he is unapproachable, _- for he is not. There is no question that his -, personality is incompatible with the system that he serves, although with profound misgivings as - to its efficiency, It is then a question of how and when, , The wery fact that he has made open remarks suggesting his unhappiness with Havana and his _ Non-Marxist leanings in-an office “bugged by . - the other side," as he points out, could be. interpreted as ‘a signal on hig part indicating © that he is ready to listen, oS But he will be suspicious of an indirect -or subtle approach, which, in his view, could be a trap to compromise him, including a loyalty _' test by the DGI,. a . nn
4-000 ‘will herald ‘from July on may have a- psychological ‘SECRET | \ ’ Consequently,’ a direct approach has mich . ‘better chance of success. It.would ‘be proof for him that he is walking ‘on firm ground ‘by dealing. directly with Americans.: ‘Which leads “to the question of when. There are ‘two key - factors to consider : . j “24 on i -a) His recall to. Cuba. | a  b): ‘The 10-million ton sugar harvest, which _ is scaeduled te end on 15 July 1970. RUIZ has indicated that he is unhappy in - - his post--perhaps not really meaning what he: says-~, which he has occupied for over two years.  . : As he has said chat Fidel CASTRO plans a major purge after the 1970 sugar harvest, he himself may be one of the targets. Assuming that hia ideological - inconsistencies have been noticed, the DGI, in the absence of proof regarding his. loyalty and considering whatever support he has in Havana, may request his recall at an appropriate opportunity: during . a major reorganization of the Cuban Government. In any event, RUIZ does not expect to remain in Madrid much longer, and ia planning to be back in Havana by the 18th of July. Tf Cuba ia successful in harvesting 10 million tons of sugar, and they have already reached six, the "victory" that Cuban propagandists impact’on RUIZ's thought. He will be less inclined to defect, in place or otherwise, at such time, , , SeGRET
SECREY Lote Finally, if RUIZ's- personality’ were to | be summarized 1 one word, that word would «be realist with a logical: mind. Above all, "en mehig is: what RUIZ is. Mer meee e en ee ay , ; : = tesey Rams me Bneee ree een! + cate eae
14-00000 RUIZ, 6a27 ~ ‘conyers: n- by: Baying they had met at a party which she “had“attended with her husband at the Dominican Eqbassy in Attachment #1, / | re Report No. 2278, 0 | 9 January 1970, One "Hiss! CONCHITA calls asking for RUIZ. NILDA says ‘shé is hisusecretary and CONCHITA may leave the message Pe @ would like to surprise him. -NILDA asks for. ~~ her last “name;- C does not Bive it to her becduse it . me - Would: then fall: to-be a surprise, but leaves her tele- *: ‘Phone. number (201=49-69) for R to call her after 8, _ for she works until that.time, On NILDA's insistence ¢. _ - gives rer last name a8 CAMACHO, adding she is the widow. “Of the doc tor.who was director of the Coimbra Hospital, Mrs. CAMACHO at 201-49-69, She begtis the Madrid. She. reminds him that they had talked with the . © oe. Paraguayan Ambassador and former Dominican Ambassador Oo »,Rafael ‘COMPRES, and. that the party had taken Place two . ‘years ago,” Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does not remember her and asks how:he can be of service to her, «= - “She tells him-"I have just arrived and find myself aome- what isolated, disoriented, and I must find work. f recall you telling mé on that ocassion 'If you should ever have ot ' any problem and you come te Madrid, look me up,! One other -.. -~- ambassador also offered me his assistance and I have tried ‘to locate both of you." Mrs, C mentions having a daughter, that her husband was a pilot and that she is a Spaniard, adding she is not too old, R replies that in all honesty he does not remember her. She insists on seeing him to have a chat, anid R suggests she come to his office at her convenience, She prefers talking with him alone, without his secretary or anyone else present, and suggests a bar at some hotel like the. Palace, Ritz or Hilton. He is . agreeable to any place she may desire; they agree to meet that night at 9:30 in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel. She will be dressed all-in black, RUIZ calls FERNANDO F is to meet R outeide the latter's © home about 9 ofclock dressed in coat and tie. on,
#3 24. ee ete ik mae Sm ram ne mia ane at tel ARETE OP ORT GTR id a tymech oe tA . Tor telephone number: 201 "9-89, The information is denled aan i “RUIZ calls PILOTO to have “him meet -RAUL LEON in Barajas that i pra that night because he (7) has to take RUIZ somewhere, | Report No. 2 22h8, HORACIO ecalis the telephone company requesting the. address nisht, RUIZ. is unable to do'so because of a previous engagement. \NDO calls CURSELO to ask- for PUGA's phone number. ee 4 o nahte to tell P he cannot meet the professor at Pia |. j ; yo Bh ne . . . . | rae
Attachment IZ Resort. 2288, -22 January 1970; Mrs. -Concepeién CAMACHO: de MATOS calls RUIZ. NILDA asks if she is the same pefson. who called the other day and said she was the widow of... {MATOS).. The woman says 'yes* and NILDA-tells her: “Look Miss, you're playing. “a very MATOS: “NILDA: MATOS: NILDA: . “MATOS: NILDA: dangerous ‘game,” I don't know: what you mean, miss. . Co “Well, because none of the comrades here is. going to allow himself to be provoked, So, please — = ao not’ keep on. ~ Well, I don't mow what you -are referring to, miss, I am completely asonished. ; a ; Well look, don't be astonished, you might 'end up some other way. . . . I.dontt know what you are ‘talking about. OO Well, we do, NILDA hangs up. Mrs. MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; 16 seems. there has been a misunderstanding. , NILDA: NILDA: MATOS: N As MATOS: “Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore. we are telling.you in a nice way. Please co not call anymore. Iam not going to call again... I only want to say tT had nothing to do... I know nothing at all, eee Only, that I have received a message. I received a telephone call... I have just _ arrived in Madrid, I.am not famililier with ' Madrid, or know anyone. — Aren't you the one wno called the other day? You made a date. . What kind of a date? Didn't you make a date with the Charge d'affaires? No, no. no, One moment, miss. I recei ved a telephone call and was told to call this gentleman, the Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about another ambtass adop,but that they were trying to get in touch with me. Who are 'they!? To whom do you refer when you say that 'they' called you? TI was called on behalf of the Ambsssador of Chile and the Ambassadorof Cuba... I thousht it was extremely unusual, miss, because I don't know anyone here. SECRET
(0 Beta sin omg : ; eee es ee ane ee OF ee HILDA: idntt you call here MATOS: I don't know what exactly , asked to talk with him and to net in touch - MATOS: | NILDA: Well look, stay as SORE | ae 3a few days” 2e0" WATOS I called when I was advised to” SO. NELDA? And you-made a date with the anbesesior, ‘did happer JI was with him, miss.. “NILDA: Sut, who called -you, miss? -"Tam the Cuban ambassador," MATOS: Whoever it-was sald, so then it all seems something of the sort. | . NILDA: Loox, if it is a plot I suggest you. do not set - inv “alved because where we are concerned It is _ somewhat dangerous. No. miss, I am very proper and a serious person... to have been a Plot, or NILDA :. Since you are so serious and ‘proper don't ever let anything happen to you. _ MATOS: ‘I-live with a daughter and you must rea alize that I live only. for her. NILDA: Well, look, if you live ‘tor her, don't set nixed des ; in these. things for they may cost you MATOS: Very well, miss, I am deeply grateful to heve” ; been enlightened by you. I can seo elready that. it is simply a plot or an implication by someone. NILDA: It is a plot and we imow 4t,. And we know who is behind it. a. METOS: Yes, miss. I would also like to mow, I assure you. away from this mess or you'll pay up _ dearly.e. good-bye. MAPOS: Pine, miss. I am also very er rateful that you ‘ have told me. My apolosies, nuh? ZNILDA was very upset after this call._7 1
“Attachment ITT ‘Report No. 262, 30 January ‘1970. © RUIZ records following memorandum on taper "Comrade NEIRA, -. I take this opportunity that NILDA is. - “going ‘to. ‘Havana ‘to bring to your attention’ some of our "problems here. dn ‘Spain. - on me. first. ‘pertains ‘to the construction project. for or’ building which I. sent to CHAIN with the President of * the. National - Bank when he. passed through here in Decenber, . / and té- this. day, - -after five weeks, I have not received. -" “an adequate answer, You know that when preliminary “negotiations are initiated one entérs into certain obli- atioris. with the land owners as wll as with the: Construction fim,’ “to whom we: must “give an answer, a "On nny. inaistence,. Comrade ROA gave mé... sent a cable ' informing me that as yet the budget had not been approved and he sould not give me the results, "Present. locales do not meet the Spanish minimum re- quirements for working space. CURBELO brought from Havana .. proposals for the leasing of a locale for the Commercial '. OPfice with a rental. fee of $2,000 a month, We discussed this proposal at a meeting of comrades here and it was rejected in the belief that it was more termi GUTTE for us to buy, We-also discussed this with Fermfn GUTIERREZ, who visited the Commercial Office and to whom we pointed out that in view of the system ‘of payment here in Spain it was better to purchasé a building, since this transaction at no. time would affect our system in our trade policy with Spain. oe "To the point ‘of ‘being persistent we should like te ; request a building for all services: the Cuban Office, the Commercial Office;-the Consulate-Embassy Office, plus _ living quarters on the top floor for the diplomatic “Representati ve, something with which I.am not in complete * accord, -In summary, a building which would offer maximum security and freedom of movement. The Commercial Office would occupy the first floor, the Embassy, the second floor, and the third floor the living quarters for the Chief of the Mission, This would resolve all our local problems. aid.our re- presentation in Spain.
= 2 - ; |, - "This construction firm built for the Rumanian representation in :Spain and is row building for the Polish and others. We have been. quated a fixed price of - $600,000 which includes a luxiry building, with glass windows, air-conditioned, -and other luxuries. This amount - “2. gould=be neducéd..if webring our Cuban architects, who “were nere. two years ‘ago,-.and knowledgeable of their mission “eould discuss. with the land owners and the construction 4 ‘firm those things they feel could be omitted and the . price could be ‘Brought: down considerably. We do not need “@ luxury building, but one’ ‘that ia attractive, simple and i vy functional... ‘Terta payments could also be extended; T Want ‘to impress updén you that when we entered into ne- «> -"The lot-43 on Avenida La Habana, Ferm{n GUTIERREZ . ‘Yooked, well into. thismatter, He asked me to send him , the project and that he would. look at it. The system of. payments in Spain allows: us to pay $100,000 or $150,000 arnually which will not be difficult for us. 7 "NEIRA, I want . you to talk to CHAIN, not bearing pressure on him, but. to make. him understand that what I want.is to leave my successor established, for any - gonatruction not lasting over nine months I certainly will not be able to enjoy. - | “Another thing I want to bring to your attention is in regard to our Consulate, its activities and relations with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA addressed to FRANCO pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording of a cable to that Section, TI agree that it was incorrect, put I find it strange, that that Section should pay so much attention to correct forms and analyze the contents go little, The contents of things are not being studied, -and it is essential that deep thought bé given to the work that is being done, When someone comes to the Consulate with an authorization to travel to Cuba, it is usually - three or four days prior to flight departure. Since the Visa ‘Section must defer to the Department of Emigration “for its: authorization, inasmuch as the latter determines whether or not a foreigner can go into Cuba, the process -is not carried out with the urgency that it requires, “gonsequently, there is delay. This creates much inconvenience for us, and even personal problems, for we must consider that often people arrive with the exact amount of money and a ‘week's delay could hurt them so that at times they dont even have enough money. for lodging or food.
4 x : é z é z Sa he ‘has. NOW .. ‘4t- could haveybeen that in the face of mounting problems "che is presented ‘With daily he: might have exploded. are. interested. . to contact ships on the high seas. In this regard I spoke --> to Mr,ASENJO. in the Security Department who said there was no inconvenience on his “part if they requested it and —s Seve - = FAt present we have the case of a mémber of the Chilean Communist Party and OSPAAAL whose passage has been set asidé. by. these organizations to travel fron Madrid to.Cuba, Four days ago FRANCO sent a cable and ., BEAT. ‘there is no answer, We made the decision to grant this -person-a. visa bécatse the plane leaves tonight, otherwise. he will have to delay .the trip one more week, °° Tf the tiekets were reserved for him here there is no .. doubt he has been given authorization. NETRA, - r ‘want: you to talk to OJEDA and request that "pour. Consulate. be able to contact the Emigration Department directly... -FRANCO has been on the job for approximately de" a mistake ‘in the editing of a cable “another: thing I want to tell you “48 that last ‘night “we had as guests in our home the Chilean Director Huge BENAVENTE . and his wife, the leading tady 4 in his Peruvian _, company which has brought to the stage z de Euro a . if “they: are not communists in the sense of the Ge word, he reat of the company, they do sympathize with us. *mey favited | PINEDA to attend the premiere, and he answered. with a cable which was shameful to see and read. The wording of that cable gives the impression that PINEDA is being held captive and asks them to please come to his help and send for him, He makés us look ridiculous, Just ‘“" thank that cable has been read by others before they showed it to me. The political position of PINEvA and other Cuban writers should be investigated, as now they are putting ‘up on stage "La Noche de los Asesinos" and they also want another Cuban “writer to come, 1 should like to get your advice in this area as.I am totally ignorant of matters related to culture, for we lave no cultural attache here. “there is al the following problem: The comrades in the fishing Aid ser hina kta pe Comrade ARAGONES, having a radio. comminications station . took the necessary steps, You know Mr, ASENJO, I saw, him a month ago and he had asked me if we had decided not to go ahead with it, as there had not been an answer in that regard after having obtained authorization from the General Administration of Security which was the most. | difficult. step. I.
14-00000 "2 "@omrade Joaquin ALVAREZ reports that in reference . to the Tetters left here by LEON for the Ministers of. .. . Foreign Affairs and of Commerce here in Spain, the former “lis taking. an offensive position in. foreign relations as— vac S-you ¢anssee, ard the Minister of Commerce has been quite ae Me +, busy, -Por- the entry: of Spain in the Common Market is almost CT oo” a fact and.conve tion§-are in progress, This is why . a J 7 théyShave -assignéd to Mr. SANTAMARIA, General Director of re Comiérefal Policy, the study of subjects which the Spanish Se oo ociw . s.. gide plana to take up in Havana -during the negotiations : * 34n-Pebdruary. I am 4n-touch-with this. man and-in fact had ‘to call him up today, for -he had.said that before giving me, the agenda of subjects to be discussed there was to be ; ; a meéting of Ministries to include Foreign affairs, Commerce, pte Information. and Tourism, plus others, to determine what was _.. to"be.discussed in Cuba and decide on ther matters. . : - sts “Bécause Me. SANTAMARIA was not in this morning, he . has’ promised to call me ‘at 6:30 this afternoon, but he will not find mé.here because I'11 be taking NILA to the airport. — . "Pell Joaquin ALVAREZ that regarding the 50-million credit request from. Cuba to Spain for 1970, there has been no confirmation inasmuch as we have been unable to co talk with the present Secretary of Commerce. We find the ee . - ffgure somewhat high but have nobasis for judgment to focus ; -on any area. "you must have heard already about the success of our reception, Not only because of the number, which was quite high, but. because of the quality of the attendants. We. had to use two rooms, We had prepared only one but when the Minister arrived it became necessary to open another room. ‘There was representation from the ultra-right to the ultra-left, This has been a great triumph for us considering that in these countries the quality of people attending these events is taken well into account. "Comrade NEIRA, an embrace for you and for those working with you. I hope when SONIA comes over she. brings a project for 1970“that can be fully undertaken by us, We are very bad at maxing projects. | This past year we did many things that had not been planned, while others that were planned remained undone, but with last year's experience we shall strive to plan better.
arate enietmeseetne aha ee nabats iy ranean oe Ine saber “ na | "Take charg for I have.been unable to cut. A hug.” a ; @-of.my wife's return. I have given her’ - permission for one week and no more, for I do not like — - to act as babysitter=-they are four children and although » . they “are my own I do not care for it. Greetings to _ all. my comrades and you do the cutting. of the cane. Ay eere dt
An ee ini —— q i _MISPRIRT | st ee et wns | | aT -ossu{ | {fe rete He ae 14-00000 iCHLY CATALIBIED DES “SATIN : t : [ta asd IRONS — H - juftet-testera-tintepnere-pivteien————————* oe me a “Contioued-. Operational _Interest—ta- ABAUTO— 2 - po TYP. rend BLQURLD | BELEN LS .ACtion. Required: See Paragraph §, belos. References : A. OSM¥.11585 Te BY pess t | H | i , 3. Headquarters has just completed,. wth the able help of - | ' AMEDIT-2, a thorough review of QUDOZE tapes for the last quarter | . of 1969. We have added pertinent file material where necessary =. ~ of. ‘in order to, round out. the ‘picture, but the. review energes : : ‘| \prigarily ‘ag oan assessment of AMAUTO-1 as a personality and as a “) pecruitment, target. We ‘forward. this study ag an attachsent. hereto, y-under separate cover, for’ your consideration, | ; ; | - 2. Headquarters. has not lost its keen interest in AMAUTO-1 ‘'ag a long-range - recruitment. target, foreseeing the possibility of defecting hia in place (at Teast for the remainder of his posting . 4 | or defecting him: outright (which would admittedly be '-less desirable). In line with these purposes, we offer the follow- “ing readings, which may or may not be eotirely applicable to AMAUTO-1: a, AHAUTO-1 is a shrewd, articulate person who has reacued heights that probably he might not have reached i : under normal circumstances. His work has been i effective in general, and he seess to onfideat i i of himself and of the backing which he ‘thinks he has from | : PBRUMEN. ; /continued/ | : | attachment: a ee i As Described Para. 1 above (USC) . or fel Diatribution: 2 - Cos watt. usc 1 - COS, Wi/Hiam W/Att. USC Litt i | i | Goes ioe io | [BapATCH Srack AD MaMa M12 FEB 1970 (“LEL_A-! i} { t | | OSMW-11726 _ — Ld ui . ; CLASSMATES . HOS Flu RUMBER . 7 . . SECRET =-261-735296 ; OFFKE _ [em “7 .y Distribution: WH COG-‘OPS 2/4/70 7144 . a ; COORDINATING . 1 - EUR/IB - ae OFFICE SYMBOL OY a j Mere ot 1 - WH/COG/CHRONO “Te mam 259 ‘ ‘ i 1 - WH/COG/OPS., C/WH/COG [2 TEE: Fares 4 * Su a oe CERCE STMSOL CATE C/EUR "wars, th ow aaa «SC SATOH
| f Pa oe hee TT y ek eM ae ae CONTINUATION OF | | SECRET | OSu¥-11726- DISPATCH : b. “evertheless, he hag received some rather telling criticisa of a professional nature, even though it is . unkoown whether thig criticism also touches on his personal life. ‘Perhaps because of this, AMAUTO-1 seems to be wery _eareful in whatever he does, avoiding mistakes that would ea- danger hig position, and Avoiding | any real or fancied provocation. - al ER EY . There seens to be little question that AMAUTO-? te : ‘approachable, although he would probably reaist soy ‘ladifect approach in which “ecards are not laid on the table." os it. appears very likely that his character ig basically iocon- , ‘patible. With. ‘the - system ‘he serves (with profound misgivings as to its: -efficiency). : 1: a ‘The. very fact. that he has made open remarks suggesting his ‘unhappiness vith PBRUMEN and his noo-Marxist leanings ia ' -an office he hinself points out. is “bugged ‘by the other side” “3. could ‘be- interpreted. as 8 signal from hia, indicating that he te ‘Keady - to. listen.” Hig remarks on the subject might be those , Of & saa _who believes hé cao "jump. off" at any time, if . necessary. 1 Note“that: he teads to live with criticiam fron ~ ide home. office rather thaa- try to get out from under --- a perhaps méaning’ that he would nét accept a PCS assignment — ‘home. (The attachment hereto shows him. describing a . compatriot who wishes to return home as. “a fool.") He hag said himself that he believes AMTHUG-1 plans a major purge for mid-1970, and he might consider himself as a victim of that purge. ~ : fe e. A fact which might affect timing ig the arrival of a child in May, If he were to persuade his wife (and his governsent)-to have the child ia ather than retura home for it, he would hava a. goo “xeus@ for requesting the presence of his oldest child (the only one who is now at home). If his wife returnshome for delivery, he would (for — ae time at least) have three hostages in PBRUMEN instead of one. f, UFGA-19006 reported a 1964 attempt to get : at AMAUTO-1 through his wife's relatives. The consensus at the time was that AHAUTO-1 is probably immune to thia type of approach. Headquarters, therefore, still opts for a logically developed, “traditional” recruitment build-up. 3. Qn Line with the. above, Headquarters suggests to eto certain lines of action which might be followed in an atterp know more about AMAUTO-1. These actions might seem somewhst easier _ from our perspective than” they.actually are in the field, but we propose them for your consideration. : ; ga. The man handling the new construction work (paragraph 16 of the attachment) should be checked out. Ager RPA OT b. The established pattern of lonely automobile trins outside the capital: (see paragraph 22 of the attachment) might be instructive to follow down. At least, the situation might offer a chance for approach or for subseque ut handling. e. AMAUTO-1's desire to see more people at home, and the indication that he digcusses important matters at home becomes doubly interesting with the possibility of a vacant house next door (see paragraph 18 of the attachment). The ‘person who owns the partment buslding might offer a fruitful ‘lead, d. The apparent hostility of the current maid (see para- graph 24 and 27 of the attachment} wight offer further . exzploitatiog. C2 as seme FOR S64. ‘Sle USC aewOUS UDTtAN,
{ ~ = t L _ CONTINUATION OF i j GISPATCH 7 i nn anne ‘ e. AMAUTO/1's desire to affiliate himself - with an exercise group (see paragraph 26b of the attachment) ‘ “might-offer a possibility to put an access agent next ‘to him. The ctrcumstance would be relatively normal, not calculated to arouse his ‘suspicions. whe use of someone of WOLADY nationality might, in fact, help.to allay what is evidently a’ tendency AMAUTO/1 has ‘of Suspect ing provo= cation. ! on “Headquarters would greatly appreciate the oppor- . tunity of examining AHAUTO/1's X-rays. In this connection, we would like to see an investigation of the physician used ; on this matter. (see paragraphs 321 and 32 of the attachment). . We would like to have (__ Jasséssment ‘of the ey in paragraph 8 of the attachment. — “4. At the same ‘time, we would appreciate - it if ould ‘foliow down any of! the leads stemming from AMAUTO/1 8 in ‘WOLADY. We are trying to trace his entrance back in the "1950" ss - and-as much ‘ef his time here as possiblé, and perhaps Station can develop leads on the persons mentioned in” paragrap qe, 684 of the attachment hereto, especially in re ference to the [fe brother left with the house. (Note Below.). Be en ; Michael V. SLATINSET I would appreciate your giving personal attention to this matter, because it is rare that we ‘have such a detailed. assessment as we have in this case. Edward D, SABETAY 4 ra LOJ— DSEAV t . , TOOT ELASSIPCATION SS B64 Ch - US ESPOEWIOUE EO10IOr, : a - eo. pigh Sa. ousereme -7. SECRET. LL Jessrinuen
oo a gut Blue Under Separate Cover Attachment _ ter OSEW-11726 Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Pérez DOB: c. 1932 Cuban Minister Picnipotentiary to Spain, , accredited 12 December 1967, _ CHRONOLOGY _ : — 1. RUIZ. probably ‘comes from a humble fanily in Cuba, because Fs) he Jived in a solar (semi-slum area) and began to work when he : - was only fourteen years old. This circunstance suggests that he ‘ lacks a formal cducation., He appears to come from a "revolutionary" family (his father was identified as a Communist and a leader of _ the_barbers'’ uhioh in UPGA-13595, and a brother. was identified ‘as a member:of the DSE as of 1964 in ~VEGA=19008) , 2 2p thee Gy Cele 248290) fo “2, In the fifties RUIZ ‘emiga rated to the United States, - . traveling throughout: the east coast and holding minor jobs. . 1957. he began to work as an apprentice butcher for a Polish- Anexican named’ Alexander SAMKO, who had a grocery store on Flagler Street in Miaul. He cvidently did so well in attracting Latin American customers that he soon. began to distribute meat in the area, working for SAMKO (RUIZ seems to be somewhat preud of this success). He also appears proud of the fact that when he left Miami in February 1958, he left his brothcr (same brother?) § a house in North Miami, a brand new car, and over $1,0CG0 in the bank. 3. Although he did well in the meat business, he traces a large part of his success to another acquaintance in Miami: an American of Cuban descent known as Joe LOUIS (or LUIS). Joe LUIS was_an underworld figure who was at that time competing a8 with the Italians in the bolita (numbers) racket in Tampa. RUIZ . : and MOLEON (f£nu), another Cuhan exile, were each offered $800 a month by -LUIS to supervise bolita collections in Miami. (There is no specific indication that RUIZ took his bolita friénd up on. this offer). Furthermore, LUIS went so far aS to offer RUIZ and pet MOLEON $5,000 apicce to kill] a man named FERNANDEZ (fnu), who was ee also involved in the bolita racket in Mianiy In Se ae 4. In February 1957 (note the 1958 date, above; perhaps an error. on RUIZ’ part) RUIZ left Miami along with a man narned VILLEGAS (whose first name might be Ilarry) and three other members of the 26th of July Movement, They entered Cuba clandes-_ i : tinely. ‘When the revolution triumphed in Cuba, Alexander SAVKO : went to Havana, where he stayed for a weck as RUIZ' house guest, ': SANKO offered RUIZ a partnérship in the meat business in Miami ‘if he would return. RUIZ rejected the offer, saying that the Revolution needed him. , , . ; CS bed panrn Cu
5. RUIZ brags that in.19G0 he was one of 18) persons out of 5,000 who were sclected by the Ministry of the Treasury, where he was Vorking at the time, to take a slatistics course offered by CRPALS The course, - which. lasted twvo years, included such subjects as rather antdies, finance, democracy (?), and Marxism-Leninism. One of his schoolnutes at the time was Marta ARCOL, now the director of the Musco. de Arte in Havana. - , (It is interes ting to note that in UFGA-13595 RUIZ. was: ; described as u. anti- Comaunist as of 1960 by a Cuban refugee. 6. _ UFG-1539 reported ‘RUIZ as Chicf of the Department of Construction Expenses Studies of the Ministry of the Treastiry | in 1962, and be was described as'a militant Communist. - In “1963 he was in Mexico, aad UFGA-11065 ecntioncd-hin as G-2, living at Calle Cuenavsea 35, apartment 7. A report from LITAMIL-9 in 1964 characterized RUIZ as a violent CASTRO, ‘partisan, and-AtsvG-] in 1964 described RUIZ as a CUIS “officer. Presidential Decree 3440 of 4 August 1964 (UFGA-19006) rcported RUIZ as being appointed Vice Minister of Foreign Commerce, and QUDOZE has him appointed about that. time ws-chief ofthe trade school at NINCEX, a post he held for two years: In 1967 he wns appointed charge d'affaires in Madrid vice Francisco Ramon CALZADILLA. ON THE JoR © 7. There seems little doubt that RUIZ czxercise the full authority that presurably he should have as Minister Pleni- potentiary. ‘The relations between Cuba and Spain appear to remain static because of Spain's refusal to appoint a full Ambassador to Giba after LOJENDIO was expelled from the islam by CASTRO in 1959. RUIZ is involved in and is kept informed -on all matters related to Cuban-Spanish relations, including trade, He does not seem to permit commercial attaches to bypass him when they submit reports to their respective home offices in Havana. In addition, RUIZ takes a keen and active Interest in Cubana operations, and he has said that no one may travel to Havana on [beria without his permission. He insists that Cuban officials arriving in Madrid-consult with him before arranging .He seems to have “visits to Spanish officiais or factories. good working relations with Spanish fovernsent officials, . because he is always careful to “put all his cards on the table" in meetings with them, (The tenor of his conversation secms to emphasize that he likes things this way in all his relations, » personal as well as professional). 8. Little appears concerning RUIZ’ unofficial contacts with other diplczats in Madrid, except tha at he is close to and exchanges infornation with the. "Alecrian: mbassador.,: (Accord- ing to current records, this is Ahmed tATDY posted to Madrid on 15 December 1956, living at Calle Tiemblo 3, Ciudad Puerto de Fierro. Latest desk traces show this person as born 20 April 1934 in Oudja, Morocco, aud as of 25 October 1966 to have dec the Director General of the Foreign Ministry in charge of political, econozic, and cultyral affairs. He is described as eney. Nem tert
” DIAZ that he had received another something of an opesnior. reserved, intelligent, and probably before joining the’ Foreign “He was Bon Bella's ‘chief of cabinet Office in 1964, and he functions more on special agsignment than ag part of the chivin of command, He was a member of the. Algerian UN delegation as of 28 September 1965.) ; «92 RUIZ trics to give the impression that he enjoys the -. full confidence, of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Raul KOA, thereby oe - being: able to exereise the full authority of Nis position. He . frequently tells ether Cuban diplomats stopping in Madrid that he makes 90% of the decisions without consulting with Havana, explaining that "this is the reason 1 am here." 7 : ; . 10. Above all, RUIZ ‘directs constant and bitter criticisa against Havana, because of what he terms the ‘incompetence there. In his opinion, this peneralized ineompctence will. cause CASTRO to carry out a- major purge after the 1970 harvest is in. (He specifically repcats that “no one in Havana wants to make any sort of decision"). One of his favorite books is The Pct er Principle, to which he refers constantly, and he uses this - Book to describe what is going on.in Ilavana, iIn RUIZ’ view, Havana is always trying to interfere with the Embassy in Madrid, a situation which results in a lack of. coordination me criticism against his and cooperation, RUIZ directs the sa staff in Madrid, because his personnel] lack qualifications for the jobs they hold.. He once told an associate: "They think that I'm a fool, but I don’t miss anything they do.” 41. In turn, he has also becn the target of criticism from Havana, first from Zoila COMEZ (2), who made a critical evalu- ation of thc Embass. RUIZ' reaction is instructive: UI decided not to answer it. I took a libriun, smoked a cigar, and forgot all about it.” On another occasion he complainee to Aristides critical report from Havana regarding his program for the Embassy. Havana was complaining that not much had been achieved. RUIZ noted that the Embassy had accomplished much that was not in the plan, and he intended ‘to answer that particular criticism in detail. 12, ‘Perhaps the most serious criticism of his activities came in.a coded cable received by the Embassy early in October 1969, Havana questioned the way that RUIZ was handling the com- mercial treaty negotiations with Spanish authorities. Ina communication directed to Raul LION Torres (201-725G624) (Under Secretary of the Ministry of Forcign Commerec) and in rather strong language, RUIZ defended his vight to be informed and consulted on the matter, denying that his cable number 521 was offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ (Director of Trade with Western Europe and North America), who was evideutly the source of _eriticism against RUIZ.
13. Evidently, this last plece of criticism upset RUIZ so much that he was re¢rveus and particularly securiiy-censcious., Less than a week later he called LEON in Havana and requested | pernission to go to Cska, ostensibly to -scttle a personal problem with his son. However, his wife explaincd to another person in the Embassy that RUIZ‘ trip was due te his sick mother. His trip was probably due to the exceptionally sharp criticism and RUIZ" Gesire to clear it up personally. 14. When RUIZ returned to Madrid on 29 October 1969, he was a changed man, agein relaxcd and fully confident of him- self. Nevertheless, “be has told close friends that he feels very Toncly in Spain end at times has -had the desire simply to. _ board a plane away fron Spain and abandon the Embassy. Uc is always careful to say he desires to return. to Havana, but he leaves room for the inference that he would rather g9 somewhere ‘Gise. He believes that he is "burned". in Spain. He has said — _that when he returns te the island, he will definitely not return to his Ministry. - De wv SECURITY A AND SECURITY-CONSCIOUSNESS 15, RUIZ seems to be ‘particularly sensitive in the area of sectrity-consciousness... This attitude can possibly be traces to an involvement with the DGI in one way or another, but his background and especie: ly his political views (see below). would appear to argue ggainst his affiliation. RUIZ is cuick to warn visiting Cubans srainst the efforts of what he terms "Ja conpania, sociedad anoniza’ to compromise them, even before ‘they leave fiavana, indicating RUIZ’ possible belief: in the | omnipresence and power of the sociedad anonima., He censors mail going to and coming from Havana, and lie repeatedly states that his office is bugged, his telephone is tapped, and that he is followed quite openly wherever he goes. He attributes this surveillance to the Srruridad, and he probably ascribes it to the Spanish. (Note Thr, despite his "knowledge" that his words go to hostile surveilleace, he still dares to express critical opinions openly). a 16, This security-consciousness is apparently the big reason he has asked Havana for funds for a new Embassy building, where he plans to have a shielded room free from bugs He: intends to have Havana send electricians for the job and Cuban personnel to act as doormen, etc.. with the wives of the latter to be his. char force. Ne seems fanatic on the subject of not having any Spanish personne] in the building. (Note that one Sr. VILLARROYA, of Constructiones Aznar in Nadrid, is handling the real estate operation)... . ; ; 7 . ; * 47, RUIZ is particularly. aware of what he calls "traps." He once recalled that he had been asked to dinner by the wife of a VIP and, after accerting the invitation, was told that a “priest would also attend. He did not attend the dinner, : althouph it considerably upset his hostess, because he was afraid of a scandal arranged by the police. He said that he receives only in the Ertasey, because through that. door can enter only those whom he vants to se
‘than legitimate commercial purposes RUIZ even offercd to-allow- one ‘recalls RUIZ ' where he focs or -UFGA-19006, She,is probably in her carly thirties. pregnant and due:to have her fifth (7) child carly in May “She has had difficultiegs with her preg roa) . 18s, Nevertheless, RUIZ has several times mentioned. “that — he holds bis re caddy. important conversations at hose, and that he would rather seg more people at his home instead of at his office, (la this connection, it is nuted that the house next. door to his ~-> Calle Triona 44 -+- which used to be a home for the aged) fs now enpty. The exper of the apartment building where he lives is Ignacic ARTER n Spaniard, en . 19.- RUIZ has éven suggested installing a radio transmitter - ” and. speaking in code with Havana, The Cubans are in fact installing 4 transmitter on the Canary Islands, but RUIZ, charactcristically keeping:: his actions correct, has stressed to the Spanish that Cuba will ‘not use the transmitter for other Spanish citizens to operate: the station an order to emphasize’ his point. . 20. Correct as he generally is in his professional behavior, RUIZ made what appears to be a mistake in discussing with members of his staff the possibility of telling Havana that a Spanish foreign service officer scheduled for duty there (Juan TORROBA Gomez, cf. OSMA-25692) night be open for recruitment. “If- constant warnings that his office is bugged by Seguridad, the discussion about TORROBA clearly exposes him to | action by the Spanish authorities, 21. RUIZ himself is the target of what appears to be control by Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemus (201-733544) who is - ‘@llegedly the First Secretary in charge of cultural affairs but who seems to be the "security man" in the Embassy. (We note that CURBELO'’s photograph was shown to AMBEDEW-1, who did not recognize the likeness). RUIZ has complained at least once that he needs a’“real" cultural attache. CURDELO has instructed | the front-desk girl to pass on to him a summary of who sees whom at the Embassy and for what purpose, including RUIZ' visitors. (Given RUIZ’ near-mania for running his own shop, CURBELO must indeed exert an acknowledged security control). . 22, Despite security considerations, however, RUIZ appears addicted to taking autonobile jaunts by himself to the interior of the country. He must have very powerful reasons to do so, for he. is probably exposing himself to attack by Cuban exiles. Given the reception accorded to Carlos ALFARAS, Armando HART, and Carlos CHAIN at the Barajas airport in June 1968, RUIZ might be unnecessarily exposing himself. He has not told anyone of ~ what he does, and both his. wife and CURBELO strongly disapprove of his custom. . FAMILY 23. RUIZ" wife is Nilda VECIANA, who was reported on in She is 1970, TNaAney because of recurring % ea |
od 5 Me ete . my . S a Ca - 6 ~ fainting spells and overweifht. ‘These conditions are being © _treated by Dr, MERNANOEZ? (fru) and Dr. MATA (f£nu), 24. Nilda is a pleasant woman who has not been known to. . “quarre)] with her busband or express political of relipious. opinions, although once she réecited the Lord's Prayer by heart in front of: others. A teacher by profession, she handles the bookkeeping at ‘the Embassy on an informal basis. She appears to have a rather | weak character, judging from the way she handles her boys. - Accord~ .. ing to Severina ORTIZ Gomez, the maid, these are little beasts, who | > treat the servants badly, even reviling then with obscenities, while referring to their mother as “la chula.” Nilda docs not \ permit the boys to be punished, ~ , 7 25. Nilda goes shopping by herself, and once she even took a taxi by herself to the airport to mect her husband, even though CURBELO did not like the idea at all. She scems to get along | well with the wives of other Cubans on the staff. : 26. RUIZ’ children are: a. -Guillermito. He is the oldest and is now studying in Havana. There were reports that he was unhappy there, and RUIZ asked on 16 October 1969 to.go to Havana to settle a personal problem with Guillermito, If there were 4 problem, it seems to have been solved, because RUIZ on his return quoted Guillermito as being very happy in his new school. (Some time ago, Mrs. Hector GALLO Portieles was constantly needling the other women about not being “revolutionary” enough and took Nilda_ RUIZ totask for having her children with her instead of at school in Cuba. The RUIZ fanily had brought four of their chiidren with them, and later the other (s) came to join them, before the older one returned to school. RUIZ once told a visitor that Guillermito had been left with his grandparents during their cxile in Miami and had been very resentful of it, so they had been very careful ever since not to repeat that mistake). b. Alejandro, He is about six years old. Accord- ing to those who know him, he is the real devil of the lot as well as a good swimmer. He is taking guitar ‘lessons, focs te Colegio Estilo, and swims at Cimnasio Mascardo, Pilar de Zaragoza 99. (Nilda has talked to the Gimnasio pecple about RUIZ’ going there also for swimming or exercise). c. Ivan. d, Juan Carlos. - e. One other (7) |
. day plus books). pe : pea 2¢. Al) four children arc very spoiled and have caused ; Several maids to Teave their jobs.- Scverina bitterly conplaing tuay the chiidren snow no respect for their parents, and that is the reason Severlna gites for her hate for Nilda. EDUCATION AND <D CULTURE: - .28. Aside. from the two-year statistics course taken in 1960, RUIZ. appears to lack a solid, formal cduca tion, although he makes up for it by being an avid reader (five newspapers a. He understands and speaks English and French (fluency unknown) and has undertaken to teach granary (presumably Spanish) ‘to the Embassy staff. 29. RUIZ ‘appears to be sensitive to art, and he - frequently complains about the peneral lack of culture in Cuba. (This — might indicate thatRUIZ considers himself “above” the Revolution), He shows some of the general inconsistencies of the self-educated, For example, bis vocabulary level is rather low, and he curses frequently when talking to other male members of the staff. On the other hand, he scems rather well versed. in international affairs and has a good understanding of international trade. It is probable that he has read some of the works of José Marti and, although he dictates letters to his secretary, he types some of his own reports to Havana, HEALTH PROBLEMS 30. RUIZ suffers from what his wife has described as a liver “dliness (not further spceified) for which he takes a medicine called bilidis. {This may refer simply to the medical words for "liver diséase" Competent. experts here guess that tthe medicine is used for anything from chronic constipation to gassiness and constant eructation because of inadcquate digestion of fatty foods. It is possible that RUIZ suffers from the hard-to- pin-down mal de foie, which can be found in a high-strung, hard- -driving person. RUIZ’ evident use of 2ibrium (see above) might also suggest this condition). 3). Late in 1969 RUIZ was planning to go to Portugal to rest, followi sndation of his physician Dr. received asi ; and whose telephone nunbeT“ADpP@A¥FS to be ° S also a mention of- a Dr. PERIU, but his relationship is indistinct. RUIZ coughs frequently, is used to cold weather, and was planning to go for his health to the same- Gimnasio as his son, Alejandro. 32. A July 1968 monorandum for the record stated that RUIZ suffers from a spinal ailment resulting from a fall he had about 12 years.ago. Since then he has had chronic backaches which were particularly severe during the time that he was in the U.S. Haiti, and Santo Domingo, His pains have reeurred since he arrived in. Spain, . On 3 June 1968 he had a severe “attack and was toms e ey
treated by the Enbassy’s Spanish doctor VILLALANDA (fnu), who, condition was. diagnoscd as incurable, since it was doubled that’ the injury to his spine could be : preseribed cortisene. Is corrected by-an operation, condition.would continue to grow worse, and that within ten years he would have a ‘the dingnosis and X-rays t the Cuban specialist MARTY TRAVELS RUIZ was further told that. the six to defective walk. RUIZ planned to send o ROA in Havana, who would pass them to NEZ- PAZ Tor review. 33. Following are the trips RUIZ - ig known to have made during ‘the 3 last quarter’ of 1969: ; -a.. To Bilboa, On. 28 November 1969, b. To Havana, Madrid on 29 October. San Sebastian, and Burgos by car, ‘returning two days later, ; to settle "a personal problem," on 20 October 1969 via "Theria (first class), returning to ec. To London on 14 oveubex for consultations with Raul LEON Torres, returning two days later by air, . d. To Italy with his family on vacation on 28 December to pick’ up an Alfa Romero that he bought for the Embassy, returning by car and arriving in Madvid on 6 January 1970. CONTACTS IN MADRID 34. Little is known a. Pedro RUIZ. home frequently, Ace influcntial and is a b. Carlos CARRASCO. about RUIZ’ contacts in Madrid. Asi from the Algerian Ambassador (see above), we know about: A good friend who goes to RUIZ' ording to RUIZ, Pedre is quite friend of MASSO(?). SRaeteereemprenten reer seer, " Another person who calls RUIZ frequently.. In late October or carly November 1969 - CARRASCO went to New York, . e,. Rosendo CANTO (201-749310) . CANTO 1 54, Madrid. His friendship with RUIZ is interesting, giv CANTO’s background, because their being together could be _ very dangerous for RUIZ «unless he were using some réason with the ‘to Havana for a year, Cuban Foreign Service. approval of Havana. CANTO wants to go live there for a year, Referring to CANTO's said on 8 January 1970: "He isa fool! CHARACTER ives at Goya CANTO for and then joi desire, RUIZ de. O n. the 35. Superficially, RUIZ secms to be an easy-going and rather simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige and pusition he has . and the successes he hag had professionally in Spain. He appe to have a strons character role in his marriage. He and probably :plays the and his wife scem to get predominant along very ars well
together, and they are not heard to argue. Oa the other hand, there appear to be very decp ‘inconsistencies in his public and private behavior, Sometimes he spcaks bike aman at war with himself. — So, 36. A certain dopree of racisn can be detected. in his constant. reference to blacks as “niches," a disrespectful Cubana colloquialisn roughly comparable with the pejorative “word, "nigcer,” 37. RUIZ. almost never discusses women with his colleagues, _ except for one off moment when he mentioned a girl he knew . in the United States-before. the. Revolution, Perhaps RUIZ wisely “renenbers that Nilda also works at the Embassy and refrdins ‘-from mentioning women on her adecount.: In any case, he is not known .to be involved in any extramarital affair. (Still, one '. wondérs about the custom of absenting himself by automobile ‘into the interior of Spain). so ; 38, His habits seem to be simple: he likes movies; he has read Topaz (but made ho comment thereon); and he receives people at his home for cocktails, - -POLITICAL AND. IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS 39, Although outwardly a "Revolutionary ," RUIZ gives much ‘more the appearance of a man with mocerate political views struggling to justify to himself the actions of his government, especially in view of the political and economic realities of his country. It is. possible that his feolings might lie closer to the theory of the "betrayed revolution" ~--but not | for strictly ideological reasons. The incompetence of the Cuban governzental bureaucracy, for example, has sabotaged the revolution. . 40. In the first place, RUIZ definitely docs not scem to be a Marxist and consequently he cannot accept the role of "robot" (his term) required by Party discipline and vertical structure, oo .. a. On 29 December 1969 he wrote to Telesforo . DIAZ Portillo, a MINREX cfficial: "Revolutionaries should net be coerccd by forms of political control.” b. On 1] December 1969 he told a visiting Agropecuario official from Havana that: " ... if I disagree with orders, I question them because I am ~not a robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As a human being Y express opinions no matter what the risk that I may have to accept personally.”
Cob td - 10 - ©. RUIZ seems to have little compunction in talking _to what he thinke -f 95 otd acquaintances, even thangh _ they maybe on the opposite side of thr political. fence from him, He once mehtioned how he weat out of his way to greet a “fusano" on the street because they had been _frieids in Havana. The Cuban exile evidently turned away _ from him, but RUIZ defendéd his own action in lnitiating the greeting. , . 41. Aside from the constant criticism of Havana's incompe- tence, lack of vision, ‘and lack of realism, he is quick to point | out the-deficiencics of. life in Cuba as reflected in his directive to his. Embassy staff not to celebrate Christmas together, because “there ave hungry people. at home. RUIZ has also said that medicine in general is quite backward in Cuba. ; a os "- : 42. Although he is probably an athfbst (or likes to think . Of himself as one), he Ys known to believe that “religion. should “not be considered a handicap for persons. trying to return to Cuba." “He docs not hide his-views of the American people, either, for he describes Americans as "frank" and "simple". "They treated me very.well," he told Raul LEON Torres in December 1969, On the other hand, he refers to Latin American diplomats as bootlickers because they use the. English language at parties, and he has remarked that "capitalism -is no good," 43, He seems to have a certain admiration for General ‘Francisco FRANCO, of whom RUIZ has said: "FRANCO is the only reason that Spain is not Communist." RUIZ also called FRANCO "one of the few most brilliant politicians of all time." These seem like strange words for a man as security-conscious as he. ~ 44. He appears to be well-informed on international matters. some of his views are contradictory at times, but they characterize him as what might, be called an undecided realist: a. "Cuba is a political power, not a military or economic power,” b. “fhe USSR has neutralized US sea power in the Mediterranean," a c.. "Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever it chooses —~ ‘ to do so, although the base has lost its strategic value to the United States." . d. “US-China rappronachment should be feared, but also a Japan-China alliance." e. "US power is beginning to crumble, but the Soviets are revisionists.” . £, “The Egyptians harm us when they buy sugar from Cuba and then resell to other countries," :
; sy ee ~ ll} «= . &. "We have to be on the side of the Soviets : for two reasons: -first from the military and ¢cconomle © point of view; secondly, because, whether right or wrong, they are ‘on the same side fighting those who Tre on-the other side." oe h. “Cuba has had and now. has nojor discrepancies , we with the USSR, Ching, aid the US, but we. are onthe . . CO side of conmunism because we .are against capitalism," z i - e : a i : x poy . | ' ; i ; I ie t i io :
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7 | SUBJECT .- : Cuban Charge d' Affairs Coments.on _ REFERENCE. . : OSHA-25789, dated 7 January 1870°° ~ 2. The following comronts of the Cuban Minister to Spain, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, reflect Cuban thoughta on the ; Czechoslovakian situation: . ; ee .  . The Soviet cecupation of Czechoslovakia has been a disaster; hovever, criticizing the Soviet action would méan taking aides with the Asericana. A friend may be criticized in private but publicly be should: be defended.. (QUDOZE, 19 November.) The Cubang have to Side with the Soviets for military and economic reasons and because, whether right or wrens, they belong to the Same ideological group. Cubs had aad still has enormous _ discrepancies with the Soviet Union, China, and the United States but weighing the differences Cuba ig with Cognuniss | and cpposed to Capitalian.. (QUDOZE, 3 November.) Source and should be protected as such. 2. The above information was obtained from a Sensitive Distribution: Orig & 1 ~ Addressee 2 = WH/COG/Chrono . Cir 201-735296 Y- Czech Country file “a | | | | | | oe f
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381d: suit: oat: WH/COG,/OPS 7144 R. 1819 21 JANUARY -1970. 7 aay DISSEMINATION : Cito Oromo (J EETVAR TQ wna CRANCH Orne ao cmt _Z — oe] Chonan es veo, tour 7 ym gt RB NG, “7 — woe WH-s FT saa. va. : EUk-& AA _ exo SS = “Tataveilioattons - _ ” _ — ate mate Grtady . ” . treferekce member} oo ROR cman OBZ GE re FC awaatant "INFO: . Net ee : 1. THROUGH QUDOZE AMAUTO-1 HAS AT LEAST TWICE TALKED ABOUT HIS __ EXPERIENCES IN MIAMI AREA IN 1957: WORKING IN MEAT BUSINESS WITH _ ONE ALEXANDER SAMKO (OR SANKOV). HQS TRACES CANNOT IDENTIFY THIS. - PERSON, cr : 2. FILE o1- 735296. END OF MESSAGE | eee WILLIAN V, BROE’ oe C/WHD E/IB “baat ao @ @ & B COORDIBATING OF FHCERS "REPRODUCTION 6Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. com Ba. el a PBSAIE TeV Oe ae
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a Pare. b et? _ se prAa- 169° pee es tae ee water SCA TO: SECRET | LT AA@1699 woe, ctty mow “3 “4 : B . re aa “ Roe wt he te . « SEPARATE COVER ATTACHSENT WO. UFAA-1699 -- 3, -- ADBNTITY 18; Relendo CARDOSO. Perez (eoinn2i 305), ecugia . . of. Subject of UFAARTEED, CARDOS last saw ~ cil ee € Subjert atthe Uarejas Airport is Nadric whes ane a CARDOSO was departing ior the US, in Orteber 7 ko > iec8. They .cxchanred grec tings cnly at that as tiro, howlver, they Bad previovaly seen each other 6t Barajas Airport in mid-19¢8 when they -. ¥arked for about iive eimutes about trive -fiplisies. Subject waa at the airport to eet arriving Cutan ciplomata. CARIMSO is willing to write to. Subject and to ass.at in an ‘approack should it be duatred, however, he . . docs not belicve that S.bject ts recevitables fhe; bave @ tanlly relationship but-are sot ; , cleme tecause of political aifferences, ee however, it would not be unvécal for thes to : ' @mehange greetings. (DINECTOR 62762 pointe =, + out CAKDOSO's favite). ; Oe 2, The following ia biodata on Rolando CARDOSO Peres: - f. Paroles Ho.; ALG 250 674 bd. DPOB: 28 Hay 192¢, Havana, Cuba c. Address in Ciba: 419 Libertad St. between Juan Delyado and p'Siraspes 8tg., Santos Suarey, Havana @. Employment in Cuba: Fro approximately 165% wuotil 1058, he worked in his father’s bicycle repaar ahep oF Soledad 8t. between kucitos and Carles Tuercero Sts., Havana. rrom the end of 1958 untii 1965, he worked in a colice shop located nest to his father's bicycle repairs shop dn Havana. Froa 196 until 19¢5 he was unemployed, studylag Singlish and husisess admintstratiog, From the end of 1stS. until the end of iccG, he worked in the ‘ Construction Department of the Antonio Guitcras Notional Llevtric Luterprise in Navana, earning © Balary of - $80.90 peges a ponth 26 a cepsen laborer. From the end of 10GC until approximately Karch 1957, he worked a9 a farm laborer ag a member of the Uilitary tnaitea to Aid Production (UBAP) in Florida, Camaguey Province. From Narch JO97 vatil be lett Cuba ia Novesber 19°77, he wan taceployed, cagagiag in waking and selling hair ‘octa and other ofmilar itesa. From Novemter 26567 unt4) 20 October 1868, he was. ia Spaia and dic not have any caployment during this poriod. Date of arrival ia the U.S.: He arrived ip the U.3. on 10 October 1648. He had departed Ciba on 26 Hovester 4967 on a Chega Airlilace plans, going to Paris, France, and then taking another plane to Sonim the following anye : a Ce, ©, Addresa in U.8.: 440 SB 11th Avenue, wiami, Flae, phone 3773877 a. Puployment in U.S.: Fron nideOrtoter 16¢8 until Dicenter 1:8, he worked at the Uclhicias frait preserves 7 re ORY 7 /Continued/ CoCr 2 UR CIeGO> we oo : . Bc. P3TI 16
- _ Sta To: Sxcaest UrAdnkcoa we ® plant on F, ®Bta St., Hialeah, Fla. ‘In Deccater ADER, ‘be caergert 9 hernia npe ration. Jn unpuary 1905, “he worked three cays ‘4g the tog Pinos Hucves fakery in Kiewni, Thea ae wna raemployed for two months, recage. - ering from tha hernia operation. Siace approximately Newreb asco, he has been working at the Harti Tneater on _ 8F -REb Ave: between 4th and Sth Sta., Hiant, ti Ser the " orders: of. - the’ RORAGET, - Hanvel ALVAREZ, edt he “Spouse: - Alina ALVARADS fortes ary . boy have teen  warried @tace 2% Becceber 1966, She is white and ‘was bors on 22 October 1677 in llavana, Cuba. She ia an English, : ‘ereack ‘amd painting teacher, and 9ise.a stenographer. “Reaides with Source. ‘They: ve ao on, ebaldren..- . Le 4. €Baldree: BORG" ‘oc a oe Parcata: Bernardo. CARDOSO Rodrifues ary. White, . Gorn about Ifv? ja in hsperaova, Les Villas Provime; UN: sides at 689 Soledad 3t., Havana. ‘Ketired National Police corperal. Cpposed to the present Cuban regine, Erarctsca PEERZ Entrialgo (HT). Phite, tora about 6 Unvana. Housewite, Resides with ner hustand, Opposed to the rugime, k. Brothers and Sisters: . ay) Ripe PEREZ Perce (NT). Arrived fa the U.S, in approximately i861. Claimed Source from the v.43. Resides at 0°55 St Qdth Toryv., Elami, Cla., i , - phene 440—455., (2) Bernardo CARDGSO Rodrigues (HT). Born abawt 1629 jn Uavana or in La Leperanza, Lag Villes Province. Phite, Hegides im xew Jersey. (3) Jonge: CARDOSO Peres (HT). white, bora atovt 1942 a ; Tn Navane., Lives eith his parents. Opposed to the . 7 regime, How uncmployed. Formerly workcd in & pots eo laboratory in Savana. Opposed to the regime, : ; ; , - 4) Fastora cAgposo Perez. CNT). white, born about 2651 - Ta Havana. Livea vita her pacents. ° I. physical description; thite, appearn to be about 24 on ae gears of age, about S'E&" tall, 140 lte., average build, - so - faiv complezion, jig at brown hair, hrown eyes, ovoid shaped face, ao identification marks. m, Other names ged: none Re: Educr tion: fle cempleted (wo ycars of business school and t.ok a course in husisiss adnlaistration. xnows Bose anglish (fair>.
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% a _ oo ‘| “DO 1s PATCH oan i asso KaTion 1 TUT PROMSSING ACTION . ty - . . . 5 Nien asin oo, Chicf, Western HemiSphere vivisiva| "2 tno noncneg esquini Oo me.” ss Chief, European Division’ \. \— ONLY QUALIFIED DESK ; ra Tpt hief ation --\. wee ne | UN AGE Indo - _ a Lee. Shas ef 0} ‘on; ; \ Sd "__|axeoras . nn Sc joaquin AU I: Gas als, Jazazo GARRIDO Sanche2_& exe .. az: ’ ‘Taciion seouiaiD - écrrinls : eae .. fF 2FrG foe, toe - . ee aa ‘ oo of possible interest io addressees: is a ‘translation of the: following letter dictated by Guillermo RUIZ Perez to his | ' secretory on 26 December 1969. . The letter was addressed to a comrade - "OCUZA, or -LANUZA (fon) "" in Havana “in-response to @ confi~- : dential note” ‘received by. RUIZ, ‘from Havana, - tin relation to your ‘confidential note number 7240 about the Spanish prisoners, Joaquin AUVI Casals, _ Lazaro GARRIDO Sanchez and Antonio MARQUEZ Pedraza, whose release was’ _requested in a note from the Spanish Embassy _in Havana, I would like to tell you the following: Firstly, Senor Joaquin AUVI’ Casals was of interest to D. Pedro SALVADOR de Vicente; but because of the bad record and activities of this man, it was understood that his ‘departure would be denied....I. talked to Pedro SALVADOR about this matter and upon mentioning this | man's background he told me that his interest was due to a phone call he had received from a friend of his in. Miami. He considers that, given the background in this L case, his friend was supposedly an instrument of “other interests". Secondly, regarding the other Spaniards, we have no objection whatsoever to their departing the country. Without anything of further consequence,..... " 2. Station files contain-no traces on AUVI, GARRIDO or MARQUEZ. ' Distribution: . oo 2 C/WHD Ce mite SELES 2-c/euR ‘ts ASPs ere 2.~ COS, WH/ CROSS REFERENCE ite . . , DEPAION SYMBOL AND MUMBIR . batt” . : , J 7 OSNA - 25806 ‘9 January 1970 ! TASSERATOR es Fad URES SECRET | v” 201-735296 '
3efoo000 Intelligence information Nepuse itefor : Least ; Re sad Pept withra 1 @ ry Cat this muterial ceatoins Lalor males ofectiog t 5, Novionat Ooty ST a! acoation of oN te ont be tae own mes i the Exponege tows Tile $6, 0.3.6. ‘ Sacred 19 at io. that tod gerean ip prohiinted Oy tour. NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEN PAGE 1 OF 2. PAGES THiS 18 AN INFORMATION REPORT, ROT FINALY EVACUATED INTELLIGENCE rerortxo.  CHB-312/03010-69 rs : One 818 a g. 17 December 1969 - -countsy Cuba, Spain SO 001 Late September 1969°.. 7 ee 7 A susECT Cuban-Spanish Commercial Relations = a 4 aca { | FieLono, OSM 9815 7 an : oe . : ; j . . i 4 + “SOURCE. 1. On 23 September 1969 the Cuban Minister to Spain, ad Guillermo Ru i z- Perez, called on Pedro S$ a lv a dor - de Vicente, the. Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs in the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to discuss the ’ _foFEheoming tradé negotiations in Cuba - During the discussion Salvador told Ruiz that the one and only question which con- cerns the Spanish Government is ‘that of Cuban indemnifications and. pensions for Spanish employees, and he asked Ruiz what the latter could say regarding this probiem. (Field Comment: The ‘ indemnifications refer to property owned by Spanish nationals which was confiscated by the Cuban Government, ) Ruiz claimed that he had no instructions on what he could say, adding that the claims were numerous and that the paperwork involved was difficult and required a great deal of time. : 2. Salvador told Ruiz that the subject of indemnifica- tions and pensions must be discussed during the forthcoming -negotiations, and that the Cuban Government must provide at least an approximate figure. of what it is going to pay. He said that the indemnification figure must be based on the. oo, 4 value of the expropriated properties, less the amount of any | —_ taxes levied onthe properties. (Source Comment: Salvador did not say what would happen if the Cuban Government failed to reach some agreement on the question but he implied that negotiations would be delayed until the Spanish Foreign _ ; Ministry received the Cuban Government's reply to this if . question.) (Field Comment: Since the conversation between 208 : Salvador and Ruiz was held before the recent change of the ; ’ Spanish Cabinet and-other. Government positions, there is no ‘ 2-8 wow NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM SECRET oa Ww a fetasachewton} (drasem connote) ARMY NAVY (Fer Field Oistrbution vee finel poragraph)} TREASURY FBI 4 BIC OSM-9817 TITMIVSAO, Ev ipve” eT cs el TET it aa | {QUSEQUIN | a TER at “| 4 [| (QUDOZE) AE HYTCT/OPS Wi 27° ae l | CSD8-312/03010 ° wre” TROT er [| CHOTOINA TIDE . rere wHe 7 (1). EUR 4 (1). wee - 69
“NO FOREIGN DISSEN/CONTROLLED DISSEM ~ SECRET — - 2-0 OSM 9815 CSDB-312/03010-69 © information on how these changes would aff ect the question raised: by Salvador or. the sighing of a nev trade areement — with Cuba. As of 17’ November 1969, Salvador was still (Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs.) “and pdag ions problen had not emergéd as a serious” “fiectoer iv “the necotiations for.a new trade agreement. -There has -been. Ja gradual’ deterioration of Spanish-Cuban commercial ‘relations -.ginee the conclusion in May of preparatory negotiations for ‘a new. agreement, but this deterioration ostensibly was the. . result of.a ‘Spanish Government decision to reduce Cuban sugar imports over the. next three years. The Cuban Government - appareifitly: had not considered such decision in its ‘analysis _ Of Cuban=Spanish commercial relations, and it was quite - “oT. upset: when ‘the ‘decision was revealed during the preparatory , a negotiations,’ Some of the problems. causing. the strain in feo, _ Spanish=Cuban _ relations were previously reported in ; . PDCSDB-315/2470- 69,. TDCSDB-315/02182-69, -TDCSDB+315/03509-69, “°€$=311/08659- 69 and CSDB~ 312/02600- 69. > 4. Field Dissem: State... Preemie Ne ee ag ' . : cartier fee ve ¢ ooh tO be NO FCREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM ; SECRET Lp (Field Comment: Until recently, the indemni fications 3. cee ee a)
as oo . : Gu VIR 1D 4 wey Od md QS 7PE Q January 1976 - she is his. secretary and CONCHITA may deave. the messaze. what isolated, disoriented, and I must find work.: Revort No. 227k ‘One: inise! CONCHITA calls asking for RUIZ. NILDA. says ow th her. C and R. have. not seen each other for two years and: Cc would ‘Vike | to surprise him. NILDA’ asks for’ her. last names” Cc does ‘not give it to her because. it would then’ fail. to_be.. surprise, but leaves: her tete= phone number |; 201-49 -89)/for R R to call her after 8,. for she works that time. On NILDA' 3 Ansistence ¢ gives her last: name as CAMACHO, adding she is the ‘widow of the doctor ‘who was director of the Coimbra’ Hospital. RUIZ calis Mrs. CAMACHO at 201-49 89. She begins the conversation by saying they had met at a party which she had attended with her nusband at the Dominican ombassy in Madrid, She reminds him that they had talked with the Paraguayan Ambassador. and former Dominican Ambassador , Rafael COMPRES, and that the party had taken place two years: ago. Despite all the details, RUIZ insists ne does | not remember her and. ‘asks how he can be of service ‘to her. She telis him “I have just arrived and: find myself some- i recall you: telling. me. on that ocassion ‘If you should ever have any problem and you come to. Madrid, look me up.! One other ambassador also offered me nis assistance and I have tried to 5 ; i ue
Ham oe pieot : -2- lseate both of you. Mrs. c mentions having a dauchter, thst her husband was -a- pilot and. that she is a Spaniard, adding she is not too old, Rg replies that in all honesty he does not remember her. | She insists | on seeing him to. have a chat, ‘and. BR Suggests she_ come. ‘to: his of Pice at her -conventence, She prefers: ‘talking with. him alone,. without. his secretary or anyone else present, “and suss gests. a bar. at some hotel like the Palace, Ritz or Hilton, He is agreeable ‘to any: place she may desire; “they "agree to meet thst night at 9:30 in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel. She a76 o Fu or Tee at fa an ad . : TR EEEe ce will de dressed all in black. RUEZ calls FERNANDO. F is to meet R outside the latter's hore about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tie. Rerort No, 2248, re ee ealls the telephone company—reques ting the adéress for telephone number, 201- ig 89,) The information ---- “is denied, RUIZ alls PILOTO to nave him meet RAUL LEON in Sarajas that “hoarse, RULZ is unable to do so be cause of a previous ensazement, - tae ed PERNANDO calls CURBELO to ask for PUGA's phone nurter. eng tn a : F wants te tell P he cannot meet. the professor. at. Bis house thas night because he (7) has to take RUIZ somewhere,
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14-00000 CLASS FCAT sO : j , PROCESSING ACTION | ["Riesareu tT — Lc [DISPATCH [_.?. ; Chief, sestern Hemisphere Division na. Chief, European Divisio MOTHED FO EOTRING ee en fare IG Cry QUALI DEK | ~ Chief of .Station " [Ui ose movoxs . “y Snang OY . . ___Chief of Station lecrorne Mat ~~“ QUDOZE % "i 4 ‘|. |S Comments -of AMAUTO-1 on Current Topics of Interest _ The following comments ‘of AMAUTO-1 reflect Cuban thoughts: '.0n the Coechoslovaquian situation, internal Spanish politics “and the effects of recent. changes ‘in the Spanish Government _ onthe. impending ‘trade. negotiations between Spain and ‘Cuba, — a.. The Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia has ~ -been a disaster; however, criticizing the Soviet action would mean taking sides with the Americans. A friend may. be criticized in. private but publicly he should be defended, « (QULOZE, 19 November.). The Cubans have to Side-with the Soviets for military and economic reasons and because, whether right or wrong, they belong to the Same ideological camp. Cuba had and still has enormous -discrepancies with the Soviet Union, China, and’ the , ’ United States but weighing the differences Cuba is with Communism as opposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZE, 3 November, ) .b.  AMAUTO-1 was asked by his government to report ; ; ‘on the new Spanish Government which Havana calls "Opus . Dei", Toa visiting Cuban official he admitted that he was at a loss to understand Spanish politics but attempted to define them. It is not true that the Spanish Government is in the hands of the Opus Dei. There are some men in the government who lean. toward the ‘Opus Dei but there are others of a very different leaning because they come from the Falangist ranks. ‘These men (the Falangists) may 8° along with the Opus Dei line ‘because’ they allow themselves to be “carried by the tide" _ but they are not of the Opus Dei. (QUDOZE, 19 November.) - Distribution: ba ty. 2 = C/WHD Was WHEL e 2 - C/EUR 2 - COs, AP o+..Continued — item encanste seman” : 0S c6PY OPPAICN SvmaOL AND NUMBER a Tyr OSMA - 25789 | (7 January 1999 | ‘ GassHcangn a wut ; “SECRET ~~ |*"901-735296
] : | * LCS rare erat tyke bl wo a ey : : . . ~ CONTINUATION GF. ; : , ° eeaek > ! DISPATCH SE c R E T A OSMA - 25789 “Oa. Concerning ‘the , iniponding trade negotiations with Spain, in aedition to the economic problem the Cubans are now faced with another. impediment which | ‘further delays the negotiations; the recent changes . on, the ‘Spanish goverament., © It-ds" difficult at this ‘time for the: Cubans to approach any Spanish official because: of the climate of confusion among them. Most | Spanish officials have ‘no idea.as to whether. they will remain’ in-their posts or will be replaced. Therefore, ‘it is’ futile for the Cubans to press them for action ~ -on the negotiations. The most they can do is wait: patiently until the situation is normalized. If the “' negotiations are notvheld within the 30- -day expiration period of the agreement, it is possible ‘that the present. . agreement. can be extended. ‘for two ménaths. ‘This would be advantageous to the Cubans because during the first two months of. the year they. will be ablé to acquire all : the goods they will need for 1970. (QUDOZE,. 19 Noveriber) . ae TAD ae erp 3 Ptr wenn enna i) FRU a RS i SECRET i :
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y an im thief of Station, [  |ey ; nae C AKULY, / Daz i Reference: “OS -° 2. (Oo Vor & Docenber 1989, Subject, who is the ‘Counselor ef the Chilean Exhassy Ji Madyid, invited the Cuban Charge, Gulllerme RULZ Pores to a Juhehoon to meet the wife (riot identified by namo) of Sonator Salvador ALLESDE! who veportedty was pascing through Madrid. She arrived) on the evening of 7 or & December aud was tG iecave (destins _mubnen i) on ies December, TEELO saia that RUIZ s principal but that ke w TELLO went en to to the Lunchkesn incluy eet ALGLENOE's wife. RUA commented that ain xd he. “any isda: red na prablem in meeting the yeoman, vi the invitation on 9 Peeceri that he invoted a feaup of pe Miu Alfonso SAS?TRE and Fernando RIESTRA, 2. Station traces note that Alfonso SASTRE Salvadoy “Wis born on 20 February 1026 in Madvid, and ih a graduate of the University of Madrid in philosoo! ry and letters. fe is a weiter, anti-US aud pro-Castro whe participates in all types of petivities of the Communist "intellectual" elements. His wife, Genoveva FOREST Turvat was arxented in May 1962 foy participating in demo onstvablons r, Felvused to pay the xine _ and vomaincd <ucarcevated for 20 days. SASTRE visited Havana on a number of cccasions and reportedly was called to the Cuban Embassy in Madvid in duly 1968 to interview Ling ydee SANTAMAR CA, ; 3. There ave no traccs on REESTR RA. ’ Distributio on? ; _ “> A C/WED —/ ; a 2 op (ate - 17 December 1969 Fe vac et TT pe fDacov OSHA 25754 ideale SECRET
a Fon - FAEeR ATC ARTS PROCESEING ACTION . Riri ay) ; BRECRET ~ | dese i sore . - _ Chief, Westarh Uemisphere @_Disason wo omnocNe eaUNiED . th le {, Birope’ Wivision : . ONT QUALEUD CFSE - - Chief of Station wH/iamy) (AN JUD BLES. _ an eS ee “Geiot of Station : __TYPIC/AMAUTO/Cancollation « of. POA's Ga ae GF Gren . ' > ‘Reference: DIRECTOR 56464 “ot Lo a Please: ‘gancel all clearances mentioned. in: Reference, Since AMAUTO.2! &” separation from AMAUTO-1's household and her. | fiemigration to the. United States with hér husband, AMAUTO-5, Fe no longer: have, -an- ‘operational interest in her. As you. | know, AHAUTO-3 was used solely aa an intermediary for a warn. "approach to ANAUTO-3, ‘This was accomplished, and we’ ‘have had ‘no further contact with her. No Station contact wag ever made . . with AMAUTO~4 « ae 9, After the departure of AMAUTO-2 from AMAUTO-1's household, the Station soon learned of ber replacement and ' this information wos passed to the QUSEQUIN's. It was decided that the QUSEQUINa would attempt -to recruit the new domestic, We believe “but for unknown reagons, contact was never made. that there is a new domestic now working in the AMAUTO-1 household, but we have no details on her. : , AL EES fe a OO POLE tice” . . Kote . i : ; et? . Howard R, : . a Dy Ee So Distribution: - . : z Se “a @ C/THD ; ° , ae 23 ~ C/EUR | 2 — WH/Miami . ' i { 5 December 1969 . ; i . . 4 | r { - none oad se GS eRe Tg Se ‘ . . te. RRSP e E Ogata 25710. . 3 . i ; Ev TT) [ess a sel 401-84 so ht “eet aot soeoe 8 typo kLS é a sive ane at ee ae é ba ° I. g§RCRET c dye A bow SS : 20/- ZFS LI
| MadFid dictated a létter to the Cuban Forelyn Office setting Oe Ne eae: nee oe RAT SURE SUPE eerie = 2 cee a ~> ky:  paas ; | ae i & ao id a ss 0 Chief, Yestern Hemisphere Division 000000 emcee ‘pho Chief, Europe Divist . [  demrcousap mse beg—Ghief_of Station, my _ SS pf i uae Cadet of Station, (Ito | wi aig: TEP IC/QUDOZR/Juan TORROBA Gomoz,. Spanish Minister_to Cuba——._-__| __ On 10 October "1969; Guillerao RUIZ Perez, Cuban Charge ia wen forth..bis iapréssions of Juan TORROBA Gonez. These impressions | “by RUIZ ‘can be: interpreted as the preparation of a target study ob TORBOBA, © The following is a Verbatim text and tranglation: no El analisis ‘que se realiza sobre las activadades desarrolladag _ por el Senor Juan Torroba y su ———, la falta de interes y com Ppreasion de parte dé - em HOS G4 un cohocimiente directo sobre vote las actividades de la. Babajada de Rspana en esa que nos puede ser “guy util-en nuestrag relaciones.. Antes de su llegada hemos tratado de ahondar.en la personalidad. del. Senor Torroba y aparte de cone . firmar la’ buena opinion que los espanoles. tienen sobre su persona, | -\Remod condcidd tambien que es hombre debil de caracter y que en ia 638 modida pueda ser influenciado a pegar de su = personalidad - i (o capacidad). El cargo-quo deseapena de sub-Director de Asuntos |. ' Consgulares eg en. realidad un cargo de asesgor en materiag consulares pero gin mando. Es acertade ia tesis de ayudarlo en su trabajo y | aun llegar al extremo de que algun funcionarlo como ol intimide con el de forma tal-que esa debilidad de caracter ¥Y propengion 4 | . da influencia ajena pueda servirnos ‘a huestros propogitos. Eg indudable que un atague al Senor Torroba en el sentido de hacer Geficil au tarea tracria como consecuencia inmsdiata-una mayor influencia de aquellos que gin lugar a dudas estan intereaados @n quo se convierta en -~--., Por otra parte no consideranog posible que aun an el caso de que Gu trabajo no sea el «ejor i - pueda hacerse una substitucion de otro funclonsarie que | —— - (ontinued) '  -« Distribution: - See [ 2 = C/WHD ; . 3 » C/EUR an —— ns CT eo | c  S : _ O8MA 25692 me 28 November 1969 : TC Tas Tai aoa ~— ns SECBRET ‘ : ~
ep nt ne arama eee een ee en tN " repr ers rarer error arurrrarn sae? TE. i “1 COnnNUATION OF 7 ; PAGE 2 OISPATCH S&8CRET GSMA 25642 Para poder resolverte 01 planteaniento que se haces do manejar por esta embajada la salida de log -==--, to ruc4o Se . . aclares el concepto del porque és ha preducido un mal entendido. Pog Todo lo que iaplique esta mas que alusivo a los problemas.de_ - nF ~ Bgpana con Cuba a traves de osta embajada por supuesto redundara i | ” \@n atestro beneficio. Un caso claro es 1a solicitud do la salida. 4 gg lee Y BU Bahifedtacion de qu quizas =----. Pues la Embajada en Ciba.... “(volume of radio increases, effécting recoption.) _ i TRANSLATION: | | fhe study: being. made 6f the activities of Mr.-Juan Torroba — -. anda his (word indistinct), the lack of understanding and interest - gn the part of: (word indistinct), give us a direct insight into” | |. the activities of the Spanish Bmbassy there (in Cuba) which could | oak be very useful to us in our relations (with the Spaniards). _ Before. ewe figs Caurpival (in-Havana) we tried to probe into the porsonality of . i] 0. Mes“forreba and, in additioa to confirming the good opinion that Boot an _-i | .: Spaniards bave..of hia, .we learned that he is veak in character. = 2 os.) > and that from this.angle he could be influenced despite his. ells nn, ' (word indistinct) personality. The pesition te held as Deputy mee | - « Director of Consular. Affairs (in the Spanish Foreign Ministry) wag actually that ‘of advisor on.consular matters but he exercised ee a no authority. The idea of helping him in his work is apt and Pood could be carried to. the point where some officer like hinaself . on an (of similar cateyory) could intimidate him in such a way that ‘his weakness Of character ahd susceptibility to outside influence | would serve our purposes. There is no doubt that an attack against Se. Torroba in the way of making his task more difficult i. would bring as an immediate resulta greater influence on the - po part of thogso who are interested in having him become a (word ; indistinct). On the other hand we do not consider it possible : even in the event that his work shculd not prove to be the best, i _ that another officer could be substituted that (word or words a indistinct). . . '..In order to resolve the question of handling from this | : . Eabassy the departure of tho (word indistinct}, please clarify : _ the reason why there hag been. a miSinterpretation. Sverything : to the problems of Spain and Cuba through this Embassy will, of 7 ' gourse, redound to our benefit... A clear case is the application : for departure of (word indistinct) and his statement that perhaps (word or words indistinct) since the Embassy in Cuba... (volume : of radio increase affecting reception.) FR agg? Catwoen whe COGv aS GOa Mathes SECRET I [Jeonsmvte : ee canara a mats ame re rent bt, BOE TL PRR INANE CSET ESR OES |
14-00000 . . - . . . . > ee ouTiNG AND. OR INITIALS « SLUN DF | . MUGSAGE Oe ae “ ; IG: * BITS ‘ PS JRTAL COLE: at - 7144/1819 . ey rater 21 November 1969 ; ; TABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION SON: Clisotee  Q)nomoex ~” ( serean to = (D rive im cs ene no. eH . : - —SECR EP. fo ane "eine oinector = “ i © (I ror Waray TYPIC AMAUTO =~ ae REFS: AL -OSMw-11585" © oo | | 7 . | B, DIRECTOR 4935248 a _ = SS , 3 . a c. | [p256 (IN 47801) ##* _ . ; a , 1. HQS INFORMED THAT POA'S ON AMAUTO-2,3,4, AND-S HAVE”  sxprpep AND WILL BE CLOSED IF PRQ PART I AND If NOT FORWARDED BY’ © EXD NOVEMBER, THESE AGENTS MAY NO LONGER PROVIDE ACCESS TO AMAUTO-1 NECESSARY FOR PROPER TARGETTING, BUT VIEW CONTINUING HIGH INTEREST IN ANAUTO-1 AND POSSIBILITIES MENTIONED REF C, REQUEST SOONEST EXPRESSION STATION INTEREST. | 2. FILE: 201-845315, 845516, 845517, 845518, 735296. | | END OF MESSAGE | . WH/ COMMENTS : *Detailed continued interest in ANAUTO-1 as a { , target, described some vulnerabilities, and requested comments on . developing approaches. SO expivation.of POA covering AMAUTO=2 on Ae vetereeteereten cement a *Notified. field of 6 il Oetcber 69 and requested expression of continued interest in hin. : - eeeVotified Has that AMAUTO-2 was being dismissed fron household ; la enploymeat with AMAUTO~1 family (he is Cuban Charge Madrid). Also : ‘ ' : . oe eo rren ye Acye , 4 COC .INATING OFFICERT (CONTINUED. « ° ) ‘ | KR LEAS a : ‘ain nue . _ RRMASING OnFiceR 7 SECRET ieeowinee | UM Office RIPROODUCTION CY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHILITED. coPT NO.
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rc ee - > oe begs 4 o ate e yo yt if sare ar » ‘ aie a ; HRW AON UNE Ou! BIER pA SO Me tet Co hoa roan ow ce ee ee be 2 me Ber ON ne emai we eo nee pete ee eet ne rtm cS ete omen ot actos ll CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Trin erorerial ceetoms snforegton offering the ) Nationat Deten: ig of the Unved Wotes within the meanry of the Capensie laws, Tele 8G USC Seco, 20) amd 794. He ronsmision oe tevelanon of which in Gey manne? to GA uRevthorsed Ferson 49 probated by low. | COUNTRY Chile/costa Rice /china on REPORTNO. .  OO~B(L) 322/06021-6h _ “SusECT’ Manuel Tello, Chilean Diplocat/anti-U3, OATEDISTR, «5, Beptoubar 195% Pro-Communist Byryathics/kxpected arn j Proginehce if Allende were Elected/ NO. PAGES 2 '. Business Intereste/icctor Burr, Chilean , (i _ REFERENCES 8 . Consul in San Frencisee |. etal ‘pec'63 = Bep 64 ee a, - SP NFOL , a ; pareaca, =~Mee 63 ~6op 6h THIS 15 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION cry @. Tello wos quite active in the Sen Pi-neieco cre... fAneag Bis orfictal . interestu vero the sponsoring of @ ladloc.. ori an YOuta group, ''.  - and en atteupt to organize @ group of busin cuca Cole %> Pimance cous | - . ' gercial ventucs in Chile. Integrus pacie wf his plans wows, the Alliance | | j t a for Peoy,.vus funding aud the recent Coliroiia-Chile corcsreial and “O eultiwal prograus. Vuutures were to include the construction of ceveral . Jhunds 2d hovsand dwellings in Chale, a comazreial Yishins vcaturc > vo be baced @ .°| .que, eatablishuent of a fish weal plant aico at Zcuicue, a - and the nequisition of a huge ranch or fines near Puntarecas in Costa . : Rie a. inttur projest, however, scenwd wore personally Pellets, — ; (20>. Whereas iia wag to be but one or Bevaral olhce investors fa the othere., 8 i ZGolio - 5. - :Glaiucd istiuey wits Sslvador Allende wad Tada it clear hav “vheca®, Os | not "if", Allands vas eloctcd prosictcas, Tallo vas to te extrecaly : é (4 influential in the agw uoierarchy. Incidentally, ho also stated 5 | @ . 02 f : | . 1 . cere ws aormsgataan Of Eile cheweeut dp beet d 12 Qseslae on . . or aad Bepeserd Welln ifs iste af Oe USE mamber a yte cies, ond BE 98 Feabes Gham, ef ING 8 on - . v Newweov, vp se 9: an alcoseasce WHA Parapromhs 8s! COD TT mop be eeteu . . : ste eof tte at So ilee  gebetacpating 1 tLe prmdet tah of Agiawal selehs peore, 0h SMA oh 7 io Tal ese Be ge wos Gras ef persoanel Rereheg coaeuisas. Gade G Vstracigas m.i Uae tig be the Ue rests + sds . settee @ 8 . TES cette age tee meee ey Saati, oo
I é 3 ij 1 2 tet rath jE 4 a eee te laters (eo mare acs anges Be. 09 HOY Tweet asovE Ling ““gargo ships. built “there. \. “he Pee ee 5. At tines, it was clear. that Jello! 8. averice transcended his concern for " 6. Te 9. Teilo'z suceceasgr os Chile's cons _ avoided use of prefab units and pre-cut ticbers, etc, Tello vas not ' interested, - é 6-E-C-R-E-T. - Go-a(L) 322/05021-64 ye enphaticall:. that af by any remote ehonce Alisris wore not. to'win, tksre would be 8 revolution in Chile by NovenSer 1064. Tello claiccd also that ‘he: had visited several tines with Raul Cas Cantie, end nod cct Ficel, all’ ; within the past yess or go, . He. insisted that the US would recognize Cuba ‘ ‘before the end cf. 1go4. ‘ello. said alco that ba vas on good terns with _ foportant people “tn both the Sovict and Chincce Consuniot governozents, | - and that both néticns were anxious to have him eo Chile's ambassador, _ but -that-he was not especially anxious to co. Another reference to Couminiat China was. the -p eaibility that Chile wight “] sone small _ Bento protege claimed to ‘have been a’you @ leader in the | ‘University of- Chie. Another ‘daughter, Patri: rena believe her name is, was said to. be éven wore intendély anti-Us. 12US. Either she or her hueband — is connected. with a Intin Acericen orgenization, postibly the OAS or ‘Pan-Aseriean. Union. Another daughter is carried to the director of. ., personnel. in the Fertica plant in Costa Rica. 7 . anti -Auerican. feelings we stato vith his the poor. Once when enothcr. Auerdoon suggested that the building of the houses in Chile would-give ¢uploytent to eany core Chilcens if they. He wanted to get-in, get as much a3 possible, and get out @65 soon es posaibie. after he had ude a few, ‘Financial killings. I have details on only one Chilecn proposal, this a s fish geal opcratioa kmown 08 Cachagua. It was forued within the tact year with on eutherized op . capital of E850 theusand lepproxinately us8537,500], eboub half co which , was paid in. The prime investore were said to be Korot Eariane Evers Ty . patliotennon Bartines,: Gaston Prscal Ieon, Cristian Casanova Subsrcascaux, and Convene Suvercaseaux HEEL. 6~te zain orice is in Gantiego} its - plat ques nsewhere behind the scenes vas Tello. . Somehov. in a cancer I do not pretend to understend, Tello reclly vend an Acerican "froat-can" in- order ‘to withdray carnings in excess o> what the law permitted. His plonning for oa Amzrican's rorticirction included marriage to his oléest daughter, Caren, who vos later involved in a ‘shooting incident in San Francioco in Junc 1954, shortly | oftcr tha departure of ker gether'to hia. new post in San dose’, Costa Rica, where he ie now Charge éAffaires. In Costa Rica, Tello seems to bove concicercblo influence alco. One uf’ his schemes there is the acquisition of e huge rs anen in tac Puntarenas . area. Tae propert;, now self-supporting, lies between the Pan Ascricaa 7 hirphwey and the Gulf of Nicoya. lic ploens to davelop 1% both for counsreialL anu renidential yurposce with the ‘operation of a  enmbling: vanctrary in the ‘ « tenve-cotabl ished saort section. wlar represeatative in Sen Francisco same anti-US bias as Yalle. - 46 Fector 3 Surrf Ee avpeurs to héeve the san2 At the tice or the supposedly oolt- inPiletcd oun shot wound of Tzilo's |, . “This ig an tatersctions) incident. iy daughter, Caroin, Eurr caid, governcent vill cecond an apology fron the United Sta guess by this tins thot Burr vas intewsicd only in excating anti-US 41 will in Chile 9 as to enheace the electien pos: nibilitica of Aliendo. 426.7 Ie vos our = end = tN me D2 soy eyee BOGE LIST ene cine eater sete sana At tines he referred to plans to live in Gurope tye, PMO eee ee ete °
1400000 ~ a AAEM Sine SaneNem RORY saitanet. Kip beer GOe —aebtehoREE IE. at rtinte SteetRtNE tt eA SH pen = a Poen—t tite TELLO Troscoco, Manuel CHILE Sept. 14,°1955 The Subseeretary for Diplomtic Affairs of the Colombian Foreign Office, Dr. Ricardo araya, informed an mrheasy officer on Sept. 12 that ithe La Resublica article was acéurnte only insofar as it reported that Ambassador Vargas had returned to Chile. Dr. Anaya said thit as fer as he ws aware Arhassador Varfas had prone to ‘Santiego to mike final arrancocents fer the visit to Chile of tha Colosian War Collere, scheduled for Septexber 14 to 29. The Chil- ean Enbassy states that the Ambassador re'urned to Santiago accam- panied only by his wife. First Secretary Sr. anuel Tello Troacoco is Charge d'affaires ad. inter ime . . - D203, Bogota, Sopt. u, 1955 ovonty
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e~ Hoa for}. / Report No, 20600 ee 31..dotober..1969 an i - ao . EET — ‘1 & 2 November 1969 en ; . “seer rent & ‘one another very. cordially, and Ruig ‘thanks hin” top’ sending the. Tiet. /Tereetro asks how things were in : Avena Ruiz saya fine in évery aense,- and adds "they are | in the ‘ten million ton harvest, now. nore than ever, as a we ‘are hitting ‘the ‘oyolanates' where. it. hurts", Terceiro -aaks | ® if you people paid for the campaign or not?" Ruts _ -_ | pays no, that luckily it was the American Department of | Agriculture. He adds, "We have calculated that 26 will] | i - leave us, free, approxinately one million tons of sugar, | The price of sugar has reacted very well, and now a Sugar Conferenaes is to be held in Geneva, You know we are going to get out propaganda now that will state "Only Cudan sugar ! : does not cause caneer", Tereeiro laughs, and says "some. ; | other problem yes, but not cancer," ' Ruiz says that the | carpaign has. come ata perfect time for them because they | have been. strugaling for years with the Clilegible; artie . ficial sweetenors?/, especially in Japan, as they repre sent approximately one-half million tons.” Japan was the . country that used it most. | . | _ Terceiro says that he has begun to study the famous issue | “of the Chamber of Commerce. RAMON greets Ruig and says that | he \ would 1ike to take @ book to him and also to talk to him | about a. personal matter. - It 1s in reference to. a recommend- . ation made. :by Ramon's father for some people in Cuba that | | are interested in going to Spain. Ramon continues, and says
Item. # = Coontanuea) a that he is going to Mexico and Venezuela in December and with Cuban reality ‘once and for all". Ruiz says he can hee “him next week, = . _ 4 | if he can combine at he would. like to. go to Cuba also. He pays, "It will be. ‘the moment for [TBERPLAN to becone ° Pamiliar A PERSON (mann CALLS and asks for "sontact”, Nilda says she does not understand his language. The man asks that if it is the Cuban Bnbassy, to please put him in "sonteact", Nilda says--4252, ‘Ruiz talks to the man and says "LOOK, don't be a fool nor so idiotic we have growm Ups; We now have ten years of revolution, and we are not likely toe fali into the kind of provocation that you are trying to do. You ‘Gan tell that to whoever gives you orders or whoever is re- ‘eording this conversation.” The man asks Ruiz who he wants hin to tell that to. Ruiz answers. "Don't bother me any more. Tell 1¢ to the CIA or whoever gives you order, because prob- ably it is the CIA or some other person, ‘The one that gives you orders. Moreover, if you are tapeing this, so am I, = was waiting for your eali, You just called a few minutes ago, 80 don't be an idiot.” ‘The man then says, "You think. that the CIA gives me orders”. Ruiz answers, "Most likely 4% is the. cra that gives you ‘orders as the only enemy that. Cuba. has is the » OTAy the Central Intelligence Ageney,don't ee Annee aE I “shone ae... THERUCY ERE Ie
-3~ be & fool.” The man says, "You are very intelligent", and Ruiz ‘answers, "It is not & question of Antelligence, “Ite 4g: “simply: that in ten years we have leamed some thing," “the man then:: ‘BAYB». Ten: years,eh", and Ruiz answers "Ten _yetrs of ‘revolution, ‘ten. years with guns. in our hands," ~ Then the. man éays, "In this. moment do you have & gun in your hand," Rule ansyers;” "Yes; we have a gun in our hands, We are always. waiting. ‘for thé CIA; morning, noon, and. night, always with guns in our hands.” The mans "re you ‘think bg am under orders of ‘the CIA you are a little aitay,” ‘Ruig - _. answers "Look, I don't want to continue this | conversation, _ You are a fool. “I,teo, an playing the part of a fool, because the telephone in my ‘embassy is completely inter. cepted, I imagine. ‘Bveryone. is listening to us, BO you ars an ddiot, and I am silly to talk to you, Therefore, goodbye sir, and Please don't bother me again,” Ruiz hangs up.
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