3 02 ey &3 15 06 AS 54 19 70 6h: ~- 1O 29 69 1h 1s 62 26 77 85 Prensa Latina (Castro Cuban subsidised Press Agency) Enrique Gonzalez Petrero : (Communist intellectual and member executive ecumittee MLN) Victor Rico Galan - (Anti-WOLADY, prCastro, Spanish naturalized Mexican Communist journslist) Jorge ‘Lopez Tamayo Castilletos (Mexican Marxist intellectusl, peace committee leader | and contact of Cuban Babasay) Movimiento de Liberscion Nacional (MLN) (Anti-WOLADY, pro-Cuba Coeumnist’ front group) Cesar Tejeda (Guatemalan exile) °! Dominican Republie Sshbassy (For heada into politicel activities of Dominicans residing in Mexico) Dr. Rolando Collads Arden (Guatemalan exile) © Sociedad Amigos de Chino ' (Communist Chinase friendship society) Marlo Monteforte Selede (Guatemalan exile) 359 Revista Sucesos Para Todos (Rapidly becoming the foremost political weekly in Naxico. Owner and Directamenaral Gustavo Alatriste increased the Bales and popularity of SUCSSOS in summer of 1960 by taking & sharp tum to lect in masazine’s content. In September, it. featured a lewtway ami preaise-filled Interview of Fidel ‘Castro Ruz. Next vas s.special issue on freedea of the Catholic Church ia Give. In early December it reatured a longthy interview cf leading Venezuelan guerrillas expounding the line that the guerrillas ere stronzer than ever, have suffered no serious setoacks and arw fighting a just cause.) 18.62 09 ‘Lite Emesto Capoano (Guatemalan exile)
mo (Mexican leftist intellectual who has travelled and is '' planning’ further travel to Hanoi, North Viet Nam.) The reéls from the above targets are not all transcribed coupletely. LIEMVOY eonitora extract significant conversations and include -them ina daily “resumen”, the original of which is‘read datly by LIRAMA and a’ copy _ Of ‘which 18 delivered ‘each ‘morning to the Mexico Station. The reels are a retained for about ten days for. fuller. transcripts Af requested by LIRAMA | OF by tae Mexico Station. The."resumen" is typed in four copies at the end of éach day (covering coveisations which occurred that day). On the | following morning by O£00 hours,-6ne copy is handcarried by LIENVOY-2 to -LIRAMA. “At the same time, Arnold F. AREHART dolivers a copy to Robert 3B, -RIGGE for delivery to Willard C,. CURTIS. A third copy is delivered to ‘LIELEQANE by” LIENVOY-2, Tho fourth copy is retained in a ehronological ‘file in the intercept center, . ; (o) WOFACT Targets. The WOFACT targets havo been Limited mainly to CI/CE requirements, These include the Cuban Embassy, Soviet Enbasay, (Czech Eutansy, Poligh Bnbassy, and the ‘Comunist Chinese News Agency (NCHA). ~ Toere follows selected slenificant examples of the LIENVOY product “fom each of these targets with a Station appraisal of its effectiveness, de Cuban Bnbassy. ‘The six Lines covered are? 14 42 37 The Ambassador's private telephone 25 07 95 The Chancery 14 13 26 The Chancery . 25 09 14 The Commercial Office 11 23.47 The Consulate 25 O7 T7 Elena Vasquez Gomez ° Tne Chancery ard Consulate lines regularly identify foreigners in Mexico vho cartact the Cuban Smbassy. Reels are usually tranacribed within one day of the conversation: however, if the caller happens to be a U.S. citizen, the transeripts are prepared imnediately which . frequently permits the Station to arrange for unilateral surveillance and — ' idemtification of the versons involved. The Commercial Office coverage _ provides informaticn.on Cuban Commercial activities in Mexico and. identification of firms doing -business with Cuba. The Elena Vasquez Gomez target was connected to support the sensitive AMROD overation,. The AMROD Headquarters Case Officer, Thomaa 0, URQUHART (ps) visits Mexico on temporary duty in cormection with this operation. His. coments on this project are: — a .