(404-10174-10207 , Co . . ae RETURN TO CIA De . ; Oe : _ Background Use Only — . - ; | | an Do Not Reproduce 6p il Aagest 19696 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECOKD SUBJECT: Meeting with! ae | afternoon. of ro ‘August. te said be had recently returned from a ten day vislt to Mexico Cityaad Bad visited with F orsign Minister Manuel iello, Jetlo said that .  Mexiée will be in a very difftcult.position at the coming O45 meeting. That although Mexico could take & atfong stand against Cuba it will net do 80. That Mexico would orly go so far as to say that solidarity im the Western Hamisphere is essentiat that the coustries tn Latia Amertea should be aware _ . of the Commualst dangete} that intervention te a serious danger and that the . G&S take whatever action (t.can when necessary in order to avoid acountry ’ {vom intervening tn the affsire of anothers [__ pat he then told Tella 05 thay Caba could aot be overlooked as it was Weerloas problem, Tello countered | “by. saying that the Cubsa attuatioas acd Dominican queation should not be confused im the over-all panorama. Farther, that the business iateraats of the United States in Cuba were not a proper niatter of discussion. at the UsS but that thie - ‘problem should be presented before the Intereational Court at The Hague as the OAS ie not set up to handle such problems. Tello said that {t would be a mistake for the Galted States to refer to the Caracas resolutles on Communtem fa the O.:S. Telle eald.that the situation in Mexico has changed ‘90 much , _ wecently that-be himself ie {in dange s because he ts considered as too much of | = a a middle of ahe-roader, and is looking for an assigament as an Ambassador. _ po: abroad so he can leave the country. aid that hie impréasions of ° 05 ; Mexico oa this trip were that in the Iaét forty-five days: Lopez Mateos bas lost considerable ground and that General Lasaro Cardenas is getting stronger and Af the tread continues, Lasaro Cardenas,will, in a short time,emerge a6 the strong man in Mexico, ro Zoi ald that Argentine Ambassador to the Lalted States ; del CarriY tol wim previous to ieaving for San.s rancleco that Argentine is watching Cuba oaly in as much ae the ‘Cuban situation affects Argentina . because of the presence in. Cuba of certain well kiown Fervnistas aad also ‘Che Guevara, Ost Carril added that the general over-all Cuban problem is viewed by ‘rgeatiaa with (he same coolness which tha United States deals with the problem: of Antarctica, é/6R
14-00000 howed's me 4 letter postmarked Monte Carlo and written Ia the letter Estrada seid that }-eron is the only ene of . re: who. “Opposes. the Cubans. However, siace he is out- — ‘aumbered, he’ bas’ greed to ally kimeelf with Castro. Estrada said that this — . ta formation: came. from Porttrto. ‘Rubirosa who he bad seen recently is Moate- Carlo atthe restaurant: 2h Pirata. and Kubiroea said that hs bad been working on Peroa to make this alltance. iablrosa’ wald that ‘the apparent disagreement between “en “ At thie peti B ate he wished te give ‘me some advice. That } detag, that: under. Be: cireumstances should leaders of the FD establish them-- eclves. in: Mexteo Clty. ‘That he had hard information to the effect that if. Fees et al do. fore te Mexico they wilh be. under constant ecrveillance and: 5. éé the Cuban Intelligence service in ‘Washington v active.. Ithae a great: deal of moncy asd operates in Waehington ander the — direction re: Earique Rodrigues’ Loeches, Secretary of the Cuban Embassy is - c Washingtoa;. sed:Commander Jose Moleon, Cabaa Military Attache. This led. ) a, volunteer the natne of the person whom he said was la charge of atieag: ntelligence. in ‘Washington. | He said ft is Magr. Pie iaght, whois. . mo known as the auditor. ‘fos. the Spostelic delegation : and who has’ served several years to Latin Jmerica. oe - 0%. a | wondered what altertor motive, if a fa asking to see | gne go urgeatly to pase ‘on the above, and tried te do a little probing. Ae far: asl could sec, if he bad.an ulterior motive, it waa suggestion he made that the appropriate Cuban exiles do more broadcasting aud give more peplicny to the wrongs of the Castra regime. [ eeked him bow this could be done, aad . °. be sald that one way it could be done. was'by using. his newepare tl riot nd eemarch -Me said that at préseat he sends saywhere from four hundred to >, RSCRTY-TIFe bundred coptes of the newapaper. dally to Havana, depending upos the particular publication and that he could start having editorials published which would be unpalatable to. Castro aid ca weuld undoubtedly cause the 0 f. Caban Government to prokibit the entry of th inte Cuba. Then the S ould start broadcasting from Miami Into Cuba and say that these casts were being payed for by: ‘prominent.c Gabac exiles.
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; ‘a said he was leaving for New: York: the morning. of Il August, Pan ~Q2 2. “then go to Miami ‘peters, Saturday.. tn Mla he. could be reached at r TUmede ‘Wbaguirre ‘alae sald that he hoped to be in 0, PLasal pp Costa ‘Rica: ‘daring the Oa ‘Cor ference. a a] over the past two yeare aad at of my knowledge he has “COMME NT ta ay a alliage: with 3 é jar "to. the” “Stace Be has numereas, well-placed BBs’ tte velrcless i think ‘de would be ‘te oar. ie he goes ta. Sen: Jése Kudolph E. Gomes oo. Deputy Chief — Western Hamisphere Division me — Awe