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a eappene oereae . ; - Ta) > _ eS SOE + aitomiivenan  ~aMaahanautanh annanannsFADAtAREERE sere! wo fi i : ° 4. REPORT COVER SHEET SE c RET . Us ’G~7785 “yaom ° wt . one OF AEFORT rs JMWAVE \. 8 December 1965 REPORTING “oreican RO NO. Hienry J. SLaNay \ REPGRTS OFFICER ff PROS. ud Jobn Cc. yee Kprivovi ce sei V rate i hh re ELMARD | | AMOT=245 BACKGROUND “DATA AND COMMENTS: TYPIC ~ SOURCE: ANOT-245 in DD-1595, 9 September 1965, ’ Li. RID: Steniox: ; Loo. | “0 VILLAREAL dela Concepcion, Enrique Artes, pl L’ Sex: M yo DOB: 10 February 1 an PoB; Cuba cit: cubak Oce or Status: ResidenceAChile _ Resigned as delegate of MDC in Chile, Aug 65, Group 1: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading and Declassification . - per nner e ene ae tt LA RI a TR "OPTIONAL: SNTRIES BELOW NEGO NOT BE FILLED ih LF DUPLICATED IN ACCOMPANYING REPORT en A = a sme DISTRIBUTION a aoe ene rete ne  et INTRA. AGENCY EXYTRA-AGENTY - Has. Miami reps of; State - DCS FBI I&NS OF ENCLOQURES ROW COUNTRY REFERENCES gg coy | PADA __. IG- 3n0 _ LO erwin wees hence ees ne tne remanent f . FE oan ros, 4 a pees 5 a + vos "NM se $ bout ye, 120 “gual ecr t ; rot 1467 vee Ne es en 2-60 + PREVIOUS Loc clots yt LM ae “ eoetow, Boy bbs kyee ~~
14-00000 : aq. FIELD INFORMATION REPORT Wren eb ters. beacon GRADING OF SOURCE. A Comglctely colsble 8 Uswalty cetatle C Farly reliable OD Not uweth vette £ Not reliable vAcciad to soutcon ef doubiul ~oneaty oe igyelig, regerciess of ter tomperence! F. Polatley cancot be qudged {Ago oP ta wat ested or aaut aus ently ! » bested iwerses, .- : i : i : APP AISAL OF “CONTENT. 1. Contiomed by other independent ond relable sources 2: Probably true J Poss tle true = Daubtful 5, Probably ‘ i fae Cannot bo judged, : . oe ' : . , . CONFIDENTIAL i CONTROLLED DISSE Me BRE ee COUNTRY. Cuba ce 2 oo REPORT NO. * suBitct ‘© views of the Christian’ Democratic Date OF REPORT 8 December 1965 - Movement Regarding Chile: and. Loe Lie President. Eduardo Frei NO. PAGES 3 REFERENCES tena namre ST wet eee TREAD PE re ca lem _ PAIEOF 29 July to 24 August. 1965 PLACE & United States, Miami. , _OATE ACQ. "ars 15 UNEVALUATED INFONWAT ON SOURDE GHAOINGS AGE OFONIT vt. APPAATSAL OF CONTENT 15 “TENTATIVE. SOURCE A member of a. group of Cuban enigros ‘trained inthe techniques of information collection, The group has provided useful a ‘reports eince 1961, 2 (gupaary, Correspondence between the MDC. im Miami aad the HDC. delegation in Puerto Rico, and a letter from Enrique Villareal ide la Concepcion, ‘HDC roprosentative in Chile, indicate difforence of opinion within the organization concerning thé MDC's views regarding the Chilean Christian Democratic Party and Eduardo Frei Montalva, President of Chile. Villareal re~ “veigned from the MDC.) 1, In a letter diated 29 July 1965 to the president of the Movimiento Democrata Christiano (MDC, Christian Democratic Movement) in. Miami, the Puerto Rico delegation of the MDC set forth its views on what it considered a "conspiracy of silence" against . Christian Democracy. It felt that the movement was being harmed by deliberate distortion of facts, and that. the cam- paign was ‘intensified by.Chilean President Eduardo Frei Montalva's trip through Europe. The delegation took yk exception to statements. about Cuba made by Frei, whom they considered ill-informed, The delegation did not feel that public atate- ments should be made on this matter, but warned that Cubans | should be alert concerning Frei. The delegation suggested that Frei should be censured by the national executive conm~ mittee of the MDC, : ad “ 4 Fi i 7 i 2 EA A & 2. A reply to the above letter, dated 10 August, addressed to | ; Rene Villar, president of the Puerto Rico delegation and ; | signed by Laureano Batista Falla, secretary of erginigations, : . lo ape Miare ey, ‘ CONFIDENTIAL : CONTROLLED DISSEM cegury * fettedes from aorematy CISTRIBUTION
14-00000 ae CONFIDENTIAL: _ ‘CONTROLLED DISSEX' © : i agreed with the Puerto Rico delegution's concern about the hostility. toward the MDC in the ‘press, and fn political and religiots circles; which. it said“was more intense in Miami than in Puerto Rico, .Tho. letter pointed ‘out, however, that ' thére has been a noticeable change in ‘the attitude of United . States Government officials toward the. HDC; “that. the MDC is - treated with. more respect Jand consideration. This was attributed to'the. growing importance of Christian Democracy — in international relations, due to Frei's.triumph and his ge \f policy’ of “hewisperic: transcendence." yon a ; _3, “According to the letter, the national executive committee of. _ ‘the MDC has been observing Frei's actions with growing alarm. outa Sinée-Frei's inaiiguration: in. Novenbér 1964, the MDC has been : ty “"" gnqtiring about. the .Chilean Government's attitude toward a Be Giba, and ‘trying. to exert ‘influence over that attitude, In _ i“ dnterviews with Radomiro, Tomic, Chilean Ambassador :to- the . “United States; Otto Boye, International Relations Secretary. © \ ef the Chilean’ Partido Democrata. Christjamo (PDC, Christian _... “Democratic. Party) when he visited Miami, land with other Le Oe, O"\\- leaders of the PDC, all said that Frei has, noty and probably ee> - .. would not, make a policy statement on Cuba dud’ to the com — 7 plexity of the internal situation in Chile and because he would adt act unilaterally’ in hemispheric matters, They. claim that. the statements attributed to Frei concerning Cuba are loose quotations from ‘speeches, intended for internal . \ consumption which are exaggerated or quoted out of context se. \ by the press, ‘The letter continued, that it was not advisable oe ‘to take a public stand against the statements attributed to -- ‘Froi as that would lead’ to a public debate with the PDC and’ ag a result,would place other parties of the Christian Denocrat Organization of America (ODCA) in a position of having to support one or 7he other, . 4, The letter said that the MDC must gather documentation on what Frei has said and written concerning Cuba, and assigned this task to the Puerto Rico delegation, This documentation could be studied at the next national congress, and from this documentation it might be possible to develop a good defense for Christian Democracy and the MDC, It warned that this: problem must be handied with self-control and without emotion, ’ 5, Even though the HDC does not: like Freits position, he is the . first Christian Democrat to be elected president in, the : \/Americas, he “has. the popular support in Chile, and/cont inves. to gain in stature internationally. Also, he shows respect and sympathy toward the MDC, He is a responsible person and is not pro-Communist nor does he sympathize with the regime _of Fidel Castro Ruz. It would be a disservice to Cubs and to N the MDC if a split were provoked between the KDC and the PDC ‘or with Frei, per@anaily.. On the contrary, the solution to -the problem is a rapprochement because the MDC has faith in the PDC to understand the MDC's viewpoints when they are. presented clearly. . oo G6. Ina letter dated 24 August 1965 to the president of the MDC, - Enrique Villareal.do la Concepcion, MDC delegate in Chile, said that he had received notice from Laureano Batista Falla, secretary of delegations of the MDC, that he (Villareal) would not represent ‘the MDC at the ODCA meeting in Venezuela from 12 to 14 August because he worked in the international department of the PDC. He said that he had decided to resign from the MDC and continue his work in Chile and his work for _ the Latin American Confederation of Christian Sindicalists. ; “y _>' (CLASC), He said he felt it was dmpossible for him todo ,. f° wo \". anything constructive for Cuba or for soctwih-Christian 4 070/00-/ _é > Padvancement in the MDC. He said that Cubans, instead of erate . “a, a0". brooding over their disillusionment in Miami about plans , Coe, CONFIDENTIAL , _ CONTROLLED DISSEM
74-00000 a : . “yee - - - CONFIDENTIAL - "7 QONTROLLED DISSEM | os | eS UR 7785 which “didnt. ddtertalize, _ or “eigaging in group “struggles, \ — : “ghould - ‘become associated with the Latin American revolutionary Pop ND process. ching Cuban Anterests, théy could .con= : ao \. tribute. which will. accelerate the liberation : “or Cub: i Gonsidere ‘it .a grave “error for ‘the majority of. méenbers : ‘of the: executive committee td live in Miami, when the’ future. of ‘Cuba is more, closely tied to ‘the. futuré of ‘ Latin America, He ‘said that the policy makers of the MDC’ . . ““have lest all objectivity, have become distrustful, and — DoS, imagine enemies and disloyalty everywhere. Ho. ‘closed by . — ‘saying that. ‘he intended. no: personal criticism, only political : eriticisns. “Comment, Jet L.June 1965 from an an lependent .. source, reported on the intervigw between -~Boyé: and members of the Me ies te Committee of the MDC. ‘in ‘Niamt. ‘on: 8 April 1965, | ; x ‘ 5  ensarnaaaanseertere ; ie reenact EAD nN ne mnsbtnteteremannanin cmememaanciasetoamintiiend! ° CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM a mas mateo! oem tater! cos re :
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74-90000 PROCESSING ACTION SESRET 7 \ REPORT COVER SHEET ero. 7 ~ TREPORT NOs . cover Qecer JIMWAVE UFG-7647 WARRED FOR ENOENING e _ “| RATL or Reeorr _” |wo IROLAING @EQLIQED OPS DATA GCPOATOI SEPARATELY REPORTING OFF CER . Henry J, SLOMAN REPSAS arricia zit at C. TARS suiyt p “BPPROW IN Jae te Cua PM YAR. as txt 22 October 1965 _._ PROJECT C$ OLSSCHINET EO Sourck caver AMOT-245 FEELO OFSTRIBUTION TOCS GESSEwINAT ION cxTRa. AGENCY lo cy. en. Miami Rep? 4 ~ Hqs. 1l a Stato, FBI, I&NS, Customs 2- SUPPLEMENTAL Bara TYPIC Source: AMOT-245 in DD~1646, 12 October 1965, Group 1: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading . and Declassification wo po. Slants ¢ metas : Saas 4, See oF 4 Bate SECRET CS COPY | foeM TU GT Ut Prt eious eotrisas
14-00000 k f \ Bo oe FIELD INFORMATION REPORT: ~ GRADING OF SOURCE:.A: Cometetery fettable, "g: Usually refaria,  C Faiety palate, 0 Net grunt’ retiable,  E: Not reliable, iAyptied ; ' ey seiarees of doubttul honesty oF pepalty, regardiess of thelr competence Fs Rehaciuty cannot De judged [Apolad bs urtested oF insuPiciontty APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: t: Confirmed by other Indepentent and reiatie sources 2: propedly true. 3: Possibly vue & Duuuitul, th Probably f taisa 6: Cannét-be hidged, . . . ‘ . : . : counrey Cuba/Doainican Republie = = = REPORT NO. coe | Suasect © Statements of an Officinl of the pareor riport 22 Gotober 1968 -- Christian ‘Democratic ‘ovement =. oy oo _QHUC) on the Situation in the + NO, PAGES Le Dominican Republic an . ' ; ns REFERENCES pare or 8 October 1965 pate aca, (24 Oeteber 1963). Coe ; ' CVG-7547 THe 18 UNEW ARUA FED inrommarion, eouace GRATINGS AAE OEPINITIVE, APFAALBAL OF CONTENT te TESTA TENE. a ‘SOURCE: ‘A member of a group ef Cuban enigres t rained in tho tochniques of information collection. The group has provided useful roporta 1. On about 8 October 1965 Laureano Batista Palla, an official of the Movimiento Democrata Cristiano Ui, Christisa Den ocratic Movement), returned to Hiami frum the Dominican Republic. in a report to the executive cosnittee of the HDC on tho rosults of his trip, ho said that it appeared cortain that the HDC would lose ite baso in tho Deninicap Republic, He expressed hopo that it would be possible to renova the possessions of the Moc from * a the base. 3, Batista gaid that tho Christian Democrats of the Dosainican I | ; Republic support tho forces of Fraucieco Carmano bono, yvormer | 7 Rebel president. He added that Hector Garcia-Godvy Caceres, . . . preovyisional Preeident of the Doninican fspublic, has no control : ovar the situation, and that he might be deposed at any. time. 3. According to Batista, all of the Cubans who are in the Deminican ; z Republic want to loave because their situation ie desperate. ' . Also, many Dominicans are leaving for abroad. This exodus 16 causing difficulties in arranging. transportation to leave the Dominican Repablic. | | CONFIDENTIAL . ; CONTROLLED DISSIU cattutes tram nitonsts DISTRIBUTION coe eee fee | | neneenemneesinasince ag '0m-~ —_ ctmmeeeeet n . >
14-00000 sen peters ot orm vannmntnated + & prouecy oo : ; , : pare oF INFORMATION re : ; * . FIELD NO. oy an a 8 Oetaher 196C __pxroer” URG@76R7 7.7 \-) on ae [Rerorrs | OrriceR : é 2 eouRcE an 9 ‘DATE acauings oe cance : = Li detores 1955" 2 |W — AMOT=-215 | FIELO DISTRISUTION “at NO. . . | “ore nl . : . . euasEcr ro ste oe RII te ~ i] WASH, DISTRIBUTION jee “DB 3107 ‘laa REQUEST| Statenents of an CffNicial of the Christian oare” fp hocerver, 19e> 02610-65 Der.ceratic: Movement (?D0) on the Situation | emase re “anga in tne Dordinican Republic ; ; [ ° ; “COMMEN TBs IREABON FOR Resection: . CUSTOMERS. ake Sf8n vanuarionas eracian epee Tee eres Pees OR LOANS Norte: COMMENTS to Breaky SPE 2 ; Ta EERE reed ASRS te salle oan eB e ee Httetmten Abin One a nem a ~ name teeter anette Pot GIESSEN He we = eaten MRP Opt thee rae Dieseminated as receiveda n ee ree rae ee a a ee A A eR tt nn FORM NO. - REPLACES PORM-80-08 SOURCE RECORD (24) i 7 saunas 688 WHICH MAY G8 USED : . i eee coenaeete GPS TW tein mare uted berunene ecumeny spelen me 8ST TT Se be eS Seen ye AR Da eT
REPORT COVER SHEET JUVAVE “STPanTine oss teea Hon J, SLOMAN “aepaets ian ° ct Jona Ce TARS ELS IED APPROVING it ', rv Pnaee. row 14 INTER &. ACERS SUPPLEMENTAL DATA TYPIC Source: ANOT-245 in DD~1646, 12 October 1965, — Group 1: Excluded fron Automatic Downgradiag and Declassification FOR ove fees 1867 Previous Coteans PROCESS (7G éCT ION BEPORT NO WAP RED “bom CMGE 210 nO baoLe IAG eeeuIete “Tiare op weeoar XK ors 08 Dats PIPORTLO SEPARATELY 2a October 1985 PEG sET ce DISSE UPBAT ICS soumep CayPt i cy. “ea. Miomd Bop st Stato, FBI, I&NS, Customs “ ¢2or AeA eA Eo 208 och ene aUs ee cence te craattt NE Ht Bee “Eh t ete entree itn ~ tr ntoeda 8 nc tape Sea tba inten tpt catnmnthom .
* . cA pence: f aoe REPORT COVER SHEET ' SEC R BT : UFG-7569 pow ; in ony dare UF atport sy a JMWAVE : 1 October 1965 RePGAtiNG OFFIice® - ~— nn: art No _ Henry J, stowan bs 4, | fironté orice” ra or nn) —_ Jona C. TARBELL/bep | ece cA Arrmowins. : — a Ath EAN ea ; _AMOT-2 95 . BACKGROUND ) DATA ARD DATA AND COMMENTS: TYPIC DOC. MICRO. SER, SOURCE: ANOT~245 in DD~1589 dated 2 September 1965, and - corrections to DD-1589 dated 3 September, UFGA-23229 forwards personality sketches prepared by AMFRAME=1 for members of the new ly~elected National Executive, , : ‘Index the following names for JMWAVBs _ Pparrsta Falla,. Laureano, elected Pi Pres _of _MDC,. _Aug 65. ¢ a ¢ ORTEGA Garces, Jose Angel, elected Vice-Pres of MDC, Aug 65. <a) ¢ ANGULO Clemente, Jesus, elected Adninistration and Recording. Secty. of MDC, Aug 65, { MARTINEZ Alayon, Guillermo, elected Finance Secty of MDC, Aug 65. a , Group 1: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading. ____and Declassification Miami reps of: State FBI I&NS Customs Border Patrol ~ USCG ; seen ee eee en en COUNTRY wr SUBJECT FoR 1467 use 8-80 PREVICUS cortices. i ghste re a ge a | Ja. Tov - fo teens neater elitr nti stenietnetitn ems tn meet
eee ee tn ate tes te va Cover an w i i CASCANTE Cobo, Gilberto, ” PEREZ-CISNEROS Barreto, Pablo Pedro, rs SECRET  , Sheet: Page 2 CENAL Cueto, Jose, elected Delegations Secty of MDC, Aug 65, RODRIGUEZ Diaz, Ernosto, elected International Relations Socty of MDC, Aug 65, ILLAN Gonzalez, Jose Manuel, elected Formation Secty of MDC, Aug 65, - rn rc FERNANDEZ Nuevo, “antonio, elected Propaganda Secty of MDC, Aug 65, a ot . GARCIA Tamayo, Ricardo, elected Youth Secretary of MDC, Aug 65, ee Te elected Workers Secretary of MDC, Aug 65, PAREDES Lago, Alfredo Eugenio Miguel, elected Pres of the Milam Delegation of MDC, Aug 65, ~ . Slected Pres of New York Delegation of MDC, Aug 65. FERNANDEZ, Elio, elected Pres of Venezuela Delegation of NDC, ” Aug 65, VILLAR, Rene, electod_ Pres of Puerto Rico Delegation of NDC, _ Aug: 65. AURIOLES, Gabriel, elected Pres of Mexico Delegation of “IDC, Aug 65, ~~~ SECRET
14-00000 : —_ l | > FIELD: INFORMATION “REPORT 4 GH ating OF SOurct A Commies te ace : id weea Te rehegte CC Bate Snot) Net wigale’ cetseze  f Not renasie’" Axel ed { SS Retwa St dovOttul Moneaty on wouets capa ltea of re comowtene,  F Saas cr Be pty Laser es te untepes of cnich centl: | aii Arey ars ALF CGNTENT 1 Confemed Sy com ccmmeunest ang reliable sowses 2. BArgabty Me 3 Pau. ue. 2S Cowl, $. Protacty . 7 : - CONFIDENTIAL - _ oo Lo: __ CONTROLLED DISSE | COnmyr Cuba mo a ; SEAR NO! ; SUSCT “Ninth Congress of the Christian. Of CFRECST | November 1965 |--- seratic Movenent : Democratic -Mo ent QC) NO Paces 3 | | pate oF mg «27 - to 29 August 1965 -pAcE & x ae ee | pate aca. , United States, Miami - Tats iS UNERALUSTEO aed DON TAY areca gar OF CONTENT is restarie, eeal lon pouest Geapass mat ' .. A member of a group of Cuban euigres trained in the techniques of information coilection., The group has provided useful. re- ports since 1961, Christian Degocratic Movement) was held in Miami from 27 to 29 ‘August 1965.“ There was little enthusiasm at the Congress: ag “a” ” result of the dissatisfaction of the MDC with the Christian Democratic moverient in Latin America, and the fact that an in= creasing number of members of the MDC identify themselves with, and support the foreign policy of, the United States. 1, The Ninth Congress of the Movimiento. Denocrata Cristiano (MDC, 2. It was decided at the Congress that the National Executive will be. elected for a one-year term, starting with the election of ; February 1966, -The National, Executive elected at the Congress ; for the period from September 1965 to February 1966 is composed of the following: - | President - Laureano Batista Falla | Vice~President ' Jose Angel Ortega Garces | Administration and _ Jesus Angulo Clemente ' Recording Secretary 7 i ; Finance Secretary . Guillermo Martinez Alayon | . Delegations Secretary Jose Cenal Cueto 7 I . i ‘ i CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED: DISSEX ISTRIBUTION Paneer. arpa ot.” ETAT Berita PERI K wit
14-00000 re CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEX 5 NFG7569- International Relations Ernesto Rodriguez Diaz ’ Secretary: Formation Secretary Jose Manuel Jilan- Gonzalez Propaganda Secretary ‘Antonio Fernandez Nuovo Youth Secretary Ricardo Garcia Tamayo Workers Secretary: Gilberto Cascante Cobo ‘ Delegations Presidents: = = .° 9° |... - a Miami =~ Alfredo Eugenio Miguel Paredes tet Lago ce New York.’ . Pablo Pedro Perez-Cisneros so Barreto | ue ; Venezuela Elio Fernandez. — . Puerto Rico Rene Villar. | Mexico | ‘Gabriel Aurioles’. Followers of Batista who attended the Congress said that they - bad formed a block in the Organizacion Democrata Cristiano de -; America (ODCA, Christian Democratic Organization of America) : with parties of other countries which agree with the stand of the MDC on international affairs. This bloc includes the parties of Brazil; Peru, Venezuela<and Colombia. They plan to compel the Chilean party aud others to. take a more definite stand against Communism and the-regime of Fidel Castro Ruz. Members of the Military Sector of the NDC met with the deje~ gates to the Congress on 29 August, Angel Hernandez Rojo asked that the military budget be ‘increased from $750.00 (U.5S.) per month to $70,000 per year, and that a base be established , in Central or South America, regardless of the distance from Miami, He said that the MDC had sabotage and demolitionjmen and equipment ready..to operate’ in. four provinces of Cuba, and that a teim of frogmen, which was completing training in Puerto Rico, would be ready to operate “in a few days”. He said that they could not operate from the United States because of U.S, Customs, and that the political situation in the Dominican Republic makes it impossible to operate from the MDC base there, He added that two-boats which were at the base in the Dominican Republic could not be used, Hernandez asked that each delegation establish a-military nucleus, and said that he would visit each delegation to help organize the military ‘element within two months. The members of the Puerto, Rico ‘delegation said that they would raise part of tho $70,000 needed by the Military Sector. ; ; ; Following is a list of delegates who attended the Ninth Congress: . Miami Lo Paredes | New York 7 Perez~Cisneros Puerto Rico Villar . Humberto. Perez Herrera Arnando Palacios Sanjuan. Mexico Teresa Torres de Rodriguez "The Venezuela delegation was not represented at the Congress, CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM ) BS Saale Tad % RY veut “Y Bt heard Seg fete th te a ok
~ _ CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM UFG-7569 TROLLE ‘ Comments: 1. The Eighth Congress of the MDC was held ami from 19 to 21 February 1965, | 2, | dated 24 June 1965, rte 3,0 from the same source, lat Hernandez was appointed Chief of the Military Sector on 1 May 1965, : Information was not obtained on the mén or Gquipment to be used for s present location of the work in Cuba, abotage and’ demolition
om, “DISPATCH Chie f, WH . 1 870. ; “ From Chief of Station, JMWAVE- weict  TYPIC/AMMOP/Operational a Z CNelecti ACTION REQUIRDD - REFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED: FYI 1, During 27-29 August 1965, CLAS SECRET J q+ WATAED FO ENTE ANG my INDOUSS REQUIRED CéLy UAL ED REALL ARTERS USK CaS OE NOCUING SONY ASS TACT SANSROEY WC REL AT utive Committee of tho Movimiento Democrats Cristiano de Cuba (MDC HY the 9th National Congress of the MDC was held in Miami, Florida for the purpose of formulating a future work program and. electing an ew MDC executive committee, As a result of a new resolution at the 9th Congress to convene future congresses and elect new officers Gn a yearly heretofore, next 12 month period, is as follows: Name ate wie® te 2211... /DYe Laureang BATISTA ' sDyn, Jose A ORTEGA basis instead of a six month period as the new MDC executive Committee will be in office for the The composition of the new executive committee Post __President “fags a Giana y ___.__.... Vice-President ee: aa geegius.... Mere Jesus "ANGURA 0. Records ley: 77 21S2.... De Guiljexmo MARTINEZ . Finances wpasyowe... Dre José Cenal | __.......... Delegations : Mr. Ernesta¥RODRIGUEZ ee International Relations(‘s+ {Bas ee oo ML WG9¢L.—|DV~ Jose MZSLLLAN Doctrine porn a 3) Se/egt_. MYe AntoniG FERNANDEZ Nuevo Propaganda} Alen Co Mr, Ricardo®GARCIA__r.as‘ine. Youth H ee Mr, Gilberto CASCANTE Labor i UCT RB 965 : Ing Alfredo PAREDES Mr, Pablo PEREZ Cisneros Mr, Elio FERNANDEZ Mr. Rene VILLAR Ing Gabriel AURIOLES Miami Delegate New York Delggatea.. ... Venezuela Dolegatev~<-20 00 | Puerto Rico Delegate - Wexico Delegate 2, In view of AMFRAME~1's relationships with MDC affairs and personalities, evaluation of the new MDC 2xecutive committee, personality sketches were submitted by AMFRAME-~1 for Headquarters information, grr et ee ‘ Tok. . - y 1 ween eee i Attachment:: ., Clipping, h/w # CROSS REFERENCE TO Distribution: | 3- WH/@, w/att., h/w CLASSIFICA Ctd Lote: SECRET he was asked to provide the Station with an independent The following and are being forwarded (Continued) DATE CISPATCHEO SEP 3.6 1865 DATE TYPED 21 Sept 65 caepaton SUNECA AND NUMOER UFGA 23229 HEADQUARTERS PILE NUMBER (7-307 -/0
boooo io, 4 ' CLAN GIFI aFicte - - . 2 espatcr DUMECy BAL Pot EH \' CONTINUATION OF ‘GEAR as MOTEL Sa El lab 7 DISPATCH ‘S$ E € R ET ‘lur FGA 23229 Cs — co jetee TI mrs mere i “vA, Laureano Batista: Batista ig an, Attorney, ‘approximately 31 years old, “who att after compicting study-in-Economics, is now engaged dn Government graduate: studics at the University of Miami, He is a moniber of ohe of: Cuba's niost prominent families, both in economic and ‘social - status, “He presently, receives financial aid froin his’ family and, provides financial support to the MDC, He started working with MDC in Guba in 1959, and;has continued in thé organization, Jose Ignacio Rasco, Batista and Ernesto Rodriguez have the best MDC international relations with other DC groups, Batista has been in charge of para~ military activities, organization of doctrinal courses, delegations, ote, He is a: ‘koy-figure- in ‘tho MDC, not only in the present circum _ SEANCES», but also in the Tuturde 7a B, ‘Jése’ ‘Angel Ortega: | Ortega is ‘an attorney and. approximately 45 years, of age, rtega was. not engaged in politics in Cuba, but he had _ good social status, In exile he has become a key=figure in the MDC and -actually controlled the MDC at one time when an internal rift. between Jose I, Rasco and Ing, Melchor Gaston required a new man, He has remained in the exccutive committee emcee and before this clection he was President - “ ww” Ce Jesus An io: Angulo came up from the ranks as leader of the MDC's youth section, He has taken part in several international moctings -and congresses, He also participates in COJCE activities, He has a radical orientation and has little DC theoretical knowledge, but his devotion to the cause and his diligence have helped him gain importance within the MDC, “ De Guillermo Martinez: Martinez, known to friends as “Bibi” ie also a key=figure In the MDC, He is completely devoted to the causa, Although an attorney by profession, in-his late thirties, he makes a living by working in a factory, The rest of his time is devoted to the MDC. He is in charge of propaganda production, being the only one with knowledge to handie the multilith machine, lay-outs, etc, At the same . time he is attempting to organize the Finance section, and he was. re-elected to head this department, _ aCe Eanes eve YO wo B.. ‘Jose Cenal: Cenal,- known to friends as "Pepin" is an attorney, He is from Oriente Province and is approximately 40 years au, Cenal is ‘a key-figuro in the MDC and, according to some who know him well, could become a political figure in a free Cuba. Cenal has been employed as a salesman for "Fine Arta Co," Financial problems have forced him to-limit his MDC activities at present, He, however, will not retire from the MDC, but he will temporarily withdraw. from a very active participation. in MDC affairs. © op. ; fies ~  .F,. Ernesto. Rodriguez: Rodriguez, known to”~MDC people as Inn Ernesto, is a businessman in n his. sixties. In Miami he operates the . Caribbean Import-Export Co., and has also become a prominent. figure within the MDC, His personal status, which permits him to travel, has given him the opportunity to attend many international DC meetings, thus providing him with very good contacts, Also a former MDC President- the same as Batista, Cenal, and Ortega -- he remains active, although his health, due to age, limits his effectiveness, He is one of the MDC moderates with Ortega. -~ Ge Jose Me. Tllan: Tllan, a new member, is definitely an asset to the UDC, We is an attorney and an economist, presently in his early forties, He was an Economics Professor at LaSalle University in Havana, and in 1959 he became one of the Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury (sub-secretario de Hacienda) under Dr, Rufo Lopez Fresquet, He formerly worked for AIP and in the Institute of Catholic Social Studies with. Father Salvador de Cistierna, He left the Miami area but has recently returned, again working for AIP, and, at the same time has become an MDC Within the MDC, Illan could become a leading figure, Previou to the WDC, Illan was a member of Movimiento Revolucionario del Pueblo (MRP) in Cuba and in exile, Subsequently, he became an independent and had remained in that position until his present MDC position, + CLASSIFICATION rs rs Cae if xX ‘2 of 3 r= $3a USE PREMIOUS EDITION, SECRET iy . iLL CONTINUED executive,
4-90000 , SP arn SYMBOA AND NUMGER ean mrre eT iT TT y CLASSIFICATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH - SECRET UFGA 23229 a , x £ t. at . a H, Antonie Fernandes Nuevo; Fernandez Nuevo, Known as "Tonito", is also a bow “recruit” who represents an asset for the MDC, '. Fernandez, similiar to Lllan, had been approached by the MDC in the past in.ordex to invite him dato the organization, « Fernandez Nuevo, now in his late thirties, rose from the ranks of the "Accion Cathokica de Cuba”. (AC) to become President of JEC (Juventud Estudiantil Catholica, a student branch with AC) in 1957-58, Although non-political, he was known for his anti-Batista attitude, In 1959, with other friends of AC, he. became a follower of ‘the now revolutionary government, During 1959 he réfused to take an active part in anti-Communist activities, _ but late in 1960 he joined the MRP,- In exile he remained in MRP, but -f{inally he withdrew and became an independent, He has very good contacys among Catholic groups; especially youth organizations, and his name could | be exploited -among certain circles, both in exile and within Cubs, Garcia was ro-clectad to head MDC's youth an) I, Ricardo Garcia: Angulo's former position, Garcia yo section, but actually ho has assumed is in his early twentios. en ee nee CLASSIFICATION i PAGE NO, FORM 53a | [| 3 £3 3-80 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. ° 5-50 SECRET CONTINUED
_ fez: Delegaciones, eee ee gee ao OA mee tee ype ATT TS @ CON Ia” asistencia _ de loa dirigentes” yde hopes ‘teres juvemly obréro, pe. ~sonalidadté ‘Invitadas ¥y ve Presentativos de las asia - tas delegaciones, tuvo efec: to el IX Congreso Nacionsi del Movimiento Demdécrata Cristiano de Cuba (MLC), en esta ciudad, @ ENTRE ios adoptados en este Congre- 50, figuran los siguientes: 1) Elaborar un amplio plan de trabajo para el préxime semestre; 2) Celebrar con- gresos = nacionales anuales: y, 3) Incorporar al Comité Ejecutive Nacional al Dr. ‘José M. Ulan, Antonio Fer- ndndez Nuevo, Gilberto Cas- cante y Jesis Angulo. SDURANTE fa celebra- ; cién de este congreso se procediéd a la eléccién del nuevo ejecutivo nacional: Presidente, Dr. Laureano Batista Falla: Vice; Dr, Jo sé Angel Ortega; y los si- guientes secretarios: Actas, Sr. Jesiis Angulo;  Finan- zas, Dr. Guillermo Marti- Dr. José- Cefal: Internacionales, Er. j nesta Rodriguez; Formacién, Dr. Jose M. Ulin; Propa- ganda , Antonio Fernandez Nueve ; Juventud, Ricardo Garcia. y Obrero, Gilberto Cascante, @® PARA presidir Jas dis- tintaa delegaciones fueron elegidos: Miami, Ing. Alfre- do Paredes; Nueva York, Pablo Perez Cisneros; Ve nezuela, Elio Fernandez; Puerto Rico, René Villar y Mexico, Ing, Gabriel Aurio lea. ——Se acuerdos . ° vende aie, MM, 0. c. . SE CONSTITUYE el Contoje Director del. PPC _ fExilio) DESIGNADO Jose Manvel. Qt ee CELEBRAN: ef IX Congreso oo. te de lo Gutierréz para” presidirlo, * REUNION de dirigentes negros y cubanes. NOTICIER del Exile PASQUIN ‘Miami, Fla. - New York September 8, 1965, p.3
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: “REPORTING orrican 7 BACKGROUND: HO DATA. ARO COMMENTS: | OPTIONAL: SEC K E T co — ; “ ‘para oF y neesag xX. _17 May 1965 REPORT COVER SHEET. PROM * cannes | ao. NOL RePoaRTS orricen : on sarenrot kN AN appaaviNa S OFFI . 4 AnaY "WYPIG oe . Source: AMYUM-14 from his ‘brother who is a cnber of the iam’ delegation ok the MDC, =o tv X ace . ve cS ae . . RID: Pls Index: Cove, Otto, Foreipn Relations a po . ‘Seoretary of the Chilean Christian foviy Cet Bits praabiinw = oat (~ sICROFILMED MAY 25 1965. pos. MICRO. SER. Group 1: Excluded from aN Automatic Downgrading “ef and Declassification ENTRIGE BELOW NEED NOY BE FILLED IN tr OUPLICA reo 118 ACCOMPANYING REront - DISTRIBUTION “gxTRAvagEney i iNTRAUAGENGY Miami Reps: = Hase 1 ~ State 1 - FBI . “(for CINCSO) pete omen ere NO. OF ENCLOSURES NO. PAGES COUNTRY ARFERENCES SUBJECT Pons rs weg atte rte cones main aos eundiineto stew Jae
14-00000 a Cd OR TON a ‘ a "FIELD INFORMATION. REPORT GRADING GE SOURCE: & Comnletety rebanta, Br Ususliy rebate, Cy Fairly retisnie. Di Nat yaualty saiabte | CE. Not reliable, — (Anptieg to ecurved Of doubtful Ron@aly of tcyalty, regarcless of their competence),  ; Rehatdly cannyl ve judged (Applied to untested or snsudicientry APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: hi Confirmed by other independent end retianie sources, Probebty trues. hh Possibly tra & Doubtful, $: Probably fae. & Cannot be hntged, a CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM. i country. Cuba/Chile -  ~ - REPORT NO, - gupsecy Commonts of Otto Doyor,. Foreign — parcorrerort | 17 May 1965 Relations Secretary of the Chilean 7 Christian Dewocratic :Party, to the no. paces — . 8 ‘National Executive Comnittoc of - “i the MDC on the Solidarity of © REFcRENCES ‘ Christian Democracy DATE OF g April 1965- INFO. . . ; PLACE & — United. States, Miami . o meme DATE ACO. (12 April. 1965) ; +. URG7178 TeIs 36 UNEVALUATED Inewmiearion, SOURCE GHAGINGD ARE CGPINITIVE APRHAIGAL OF content 18 TeuvAativE . SOURCE: “AS young Cuban exile who has been trainod in information collection. His past reporting has beon accurate but lacks depth. This information was obtainod from a member of the KDC, 7, On 8 April 1965, Otto Boyer, foreign relations secretary of tho . Chilean Christian Democratic Party, arrived in Miami, Florida, for s one-day interview with members of the national exccutive committee of the Hovimiento Democrata Cristiano GMC, Christian Democratic Movement), Juan Manucl Salvat Roque, leader of the - Directorio Revolucionario EsatudiantiY (DRE, Students’ Rovolutionary _ Directorate), was present for the intervicw, Doyer had just _. Spent more than 30 days touring Central Amorican eountries in an effort to make direct. contact with Christian Democratic Parties in that area. - . " coal . 2, After hia introduction, Boyor bricfly dcacribed the history of the Chilean Party from the day it was founded 30 years ago until ite riso to power in 1964 with tho election to the presidency of Eduardo Frei. ; , 3, During the course of the interview, Boyer entertained polite but : energetic questions fron varioug mombors of the NDC, When he was asked why President Frei wanted to mve commercial relations with the Communist countries, Loyer attempted to explain that the decision wag not based on ideology but on economics. He gaid that Chile has a great neod for hard currency und that if.the United ~ States can maintain commercial relutions with the Communist ” countries; why can Chilo not do so also. One of the HDC members remarked that. by going to such an, extrene, the Chileang were oe ‘behaving like “Bnglishmen,”™ and that it was immoral to establish . ’ velations based on such excuses. - a a 4, Boyer was then aged if he believed in the solidarity of Christian democracy. He gaid that ho did but added that to him the solidarity of Christian democracy in Latin America waa _ CONFIDENTIAL Co caoaes . CONTROLLED DISSE! : Eectuced bom mutenete 7 dec la rsihe ator DISTRIBUTION pare cw nerd etter . terete anges enten steeeeererenercee perenne ne * nee emer ree cent cenn SRI eZ START seh oak te ipa ects PRR, Re. Gesu? = Bat ory!
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14-00000 . e Be, ae wo” ¢ nSSHEIED MESSAGE crorat-coones Dou. a gs A tL oe eon ee Tora seth Se a . iw peste we TA. — en ne . epEeT —_ AEPHSUUCTION PROWIB ET ED.. . Ci oa oy 6 [Be SECRET Pe = [Lene @ - PRRSON/UNIT NOTIFIED. - my ans ve ‘ Foe ee - ‘ : ‘ “EES Loe r:)  Sprieve eee eee ae te air eral aBvante Cory. ° mee _uHile le oO . oS Donets Bene Oe Se “Ta : a Fine. BOP cA 2 sales, al 4, Fi Fiat __ | “SECRET 3017412 Te 2 | “DIR CITE WAVE a065- | re Boe co DIS Erne : EP gyi 3423 1 pyPIe : nae i REF DIR 9a53a © . . be EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REF GROUP ELECTED 20 FEB 65; PRESIDENT? JOSE ANGEL CORTEGAD GARCES (201~299838)3 Mv: CE PRESIDENT: _ JOSE (CENAL) CUETO; ADMIN CHIEF : GUILLERMO'MARTINEZ$ LABOR CHiEFs JSSE ML QUIN’ ANALES; CHLE?F ERNESTO (RODRIGUEZ) Diaz (20 1- 767219) PROPAGA! SDA CHIEF s -AUREANO BATISTA) SESUS PERMUY; FINANCE CHIE * OREIGH RELATIONS: , BENIGNO (GAL NARES) SOLA; DELEGATIONS SECRETARY: RicaRDO GARLIA; SECRE? iaPyY OW “FALLAS SECRETARY YOUTH AFFAIRS: 16 MARCA ES, DOCTRINE: AMBROSIO (GONZALEZ? DEL VALIE. SEE UFG 6818, FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. 26 REF GROUP IS MAJOR MDC EXInz= GROUP, SO CALLED 3A NTERNAT CONAL CHRIST: an gt & FALLA FACTION, AND ONLY ONE RECOGNIZED BY POLITICS SLIGHTLY RiGH! OF CENTER, AEE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT. REPORT HAS MODERATE REFORM AND RETURN TO i992 CONST TTUTZ0N. aR SuFS, 2 SPECIAL ‘EXCELLENT CONTACTS LATIN AMERICAN CHRIST fab DEMOCRAT BASIC oC OBJECTIVE OVER? Oe CASTRO AND ESTABL 155 me a COPEL.
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Brie rgterial + eS ae ee tra tr ae a ne pete BEI ae POISCLANT pee ty Re res . ty vie Lage * Abr MRa hs UES eure pe ee The ET i Rat Taae Pi ptan Ooh es Me Sas ting me Meo Co woo Bs e® eke art Trade Biatng ie tet os Deteee 7 a) Usted Eo bee Ge Fe MTOR. at ere tt emp mecrer Moan we “ee cnt ne \ . b -* COSF EDENTIAL : Pr, _CONES eT T TN Isso oS - ee ee inemimes 2 , REPORT na’ CS Die sige Cubs ‘Mostto/Purrtso Ries whith Netional Cangress tn Siamt part msi Sa Meek Le of the Movimiento ‘Detiocrata _ ut Cristiane {Nb, “Christian ‘Deno weatic Moteme on} a . : a . . REFERENCES - NO. PAGES 4 19 ~ 2t. Ee sbruary -L965 oo & a Sd. ct ee Uri Geeck States, Miami . Chu Miret 1965) > , . _FIELO RESORT RO. FB @ A NEVALUAT EL cee Oar atnrse, SOLE BAATH ES CAG OSKLBITITA, HOM ABA, CF CMe se Te Va eeT HTD R, — meesteenerwenemmncnarrortitntnattie—eelhts an nnn AP + er ce eet enemas ona ee ee i cpmber cof a group of Ouban énigrdas trained in the £ information collection, The group has proviucd sera epurt:: since 196L, This information was obtained frou a reminent menber of the Miari delegation of the Cuban Christian Democratic Movement, . . Pare ttie ~ 0 oa er The Eighth National Congress of the Mevimtente Cristiano CMNC, Christian Democratic overonr) held in Miami on 19 = 21 February. 1965, was atterdun atid Mian. 26ports were presentod by delegates, — certain changes wer = in tha by-laws of the HOC, and w® New National Executive Com. mittes was olocted ) ; ; . tnd Cuba L, by de lex cations from Puerto Rica, Mexico, Now York, “She: Eiphth National Con ‘KP OSS of the Mov binde: ate Deano (MOL, Christinn Democratic Movenunt) “was held at ruc RoW, 7ta Struct, Miami, om iL February LOG5 5) Tare ter tba late arrival of the MDC delegations from Moxico aid Puort > Rico, the formal opening of the congress was postponed wets 20 Fobruary and the meeting on the night of 1s Ty wad limited to a discussian between members of the severni ae: and, the Nattenal Executive Committee about, proposed moditica. ce. of the byelaws of the NDC and HDC military activities, The conress opened ofticigily on | 20 Fe sbruary, with the fottoo.. Scelepations in attendance? Yr ab Y Mexico Carmen Villarcs wy Guzean . Teresitii Fxpositothuis . Humberto Perez Herrera Eduardo Monte STortopoz Raul Patterson Varquer Puerto Rico . CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM | Ce ne ae 4 rane ; Aa H MAY Y , ate L aR CANT. it Sik T&RS (ALSO SENT MEXICO” city. mM DIN AT De seus
. ; : CONTROLLED DES ; - i , . : , . a a26 ee cson: TpR/GaT ae Miami - cc Car los Smitin Leal : . i ae  Mareces Rett Tue z denen i Heriherto Veltea vollinads °, oe . ; } Acula de ae yk de Ta Tes. i Juse bad A tbuqeecsine: ; Jaime” Tapee Grifpda : i . The delegation “trea Now York, composiod ofr Guariane. Deas Mare ber ” t and Victor Batista Falla, did not arrive untll 24 F: Wvuac y 4. Humberto. Peres, Herrera presented: ‘the report, of the Puerta: PBloap _Goldgation, the highlights of which wore as follows: a, Tho activities of tlio MDC dolegation in Puerte Rico du- . _', ereased considerably during the past six-months, ° This, pe Lo ' he claimed, was due to the problems of the Christian J he Democrats in Chile and to tho position taken by Fduarde ; oes Frei, President of Chile, i _  -B, The public activities of the MDC, guch as the-~ colebrat tee Bo . of the anniversary of Jose ‘Martils birthday and the hemige ; paid to the Venezuelan portworkors for thetr boycott of - ; ‘ _ Ships trading with Cuba, ay woll ad the campaign | in faves _. Of 4 Cuban Government in Exile, had helped to overcome. muc! of the stagnation of. the MDC in Puerto Rico, , c.. .The Puerto Rican dolegation diffors fron the Uiand delegation || in that 4t is made up ‘of Cuban exiles of a Hitgher. financial ‘standing than that of the average Cuban oxtle residing in Miami, The members of the Puerto Rican delegation | contrabute one percent of their income to the “DC, d, The MDC ig concerned over the penetration of the Comaunisl Party in the university and othor centers of higher learning an and some of tho terrorist activities of the Communists, , , * The MDC is also concerned over the attitude of the press regarding the terrorist activities and feels that the press 128 pro~Communist leanings, sagt AF E08 VTE epg ; 3 ae SE lites ROLY EO Peters Route tall Daath ae PEO namie te es , 5, Later in the same session Porez spoke of tho great value of the Juventud Democrata Cristiana (JDC, Christian Democratic moe Es Youth) of Cuba in Puerto Rico and gave high praise to Monteliu and Patterson, However, when there was a discussicn in the congress about outlawing the Communist Party in a free Cuba, Monteliu and Patterson said the Party should be recognized as a legal party and should be allowed to engnge in public _. activities; When certain mombers of the Miami dolegation . E opposed this, Monteliu and Patterson. accused the Miami dele~. gation of being fasciat, ; . (Ee 6,. The report of the Mexican delegation was presented by Carmen ' Valores de Guzman and included the following points: a, Tho Mexican delegation has 42 members, Relations between the different groups. of Cuban exiles in Mexico are cordial; patriotic and public events are usually celebrated jointly. b, The dolegation is developing a pian for the estahlishment . of radio courses about Christian Democratic doctrine, ‘. similor to those already established in Colombia and. Honduras, AS a result of arrangemonts made by the Mexican delegation, it was possible to have a two-hour weexly course.on Christian economic doctrine given at. the School ot Economy of the University of Mexico, where a three- hour course in Marxism ia now being given, ° c, Popular feeling in Mexico regarding the Cuban cause is favor- able except among teachors and aducators} this group is deeply penetrated by the Communist Party. Some favorable hange in the attitude of the press has been noted, especially Ce CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM ce are
14-00000 CONTHOLLSS C2532 0 a -o- “0 GEPH-DPL Ware tes ial in the Cuban Frtassy over the cangrabates ‘ | . : . after thesgean ; ‘y t “in blood plas . Pho oP) Garnen Villarge’propesed Chat a representative of the mitiiary sectian af the NOC vase Mexices Sathout goiny inte detag be which sha? described as confidential, she said there eas a pute ; a _ be opibidity that arned activites against the Castro régiae ooude — ¢® pe carried out from Mexican térritory, = : . * 6. Guarione Diag Martinez prosented the repert from the New York delegation, It was largely dovoted to narrating. the efforts — ‘mado in support of a Cuban Goverrzent in Exile, — ; y ge, Following aro soue of the rgsolutions approved during the congyusiy: -& Reduction in the number of members of the Nationar Brecgiive Committee, Thus increasing ta mobility. : : a b, Fsaetablishmont of new requirenents for boeing aligible for olection to the National Executive Conmittes, puch agiheving taken a course in leadership or having sufficient leader- ship abilaty, in the opinion ef the executive cormaittee,. wire out having passed BUCH, A -COUrSO, * i ' an e, Increased control by the oxecutive committees ver the activities of the dvlogations, ; ; ° . . d, Compulsory participation of the executive comaltteca in the Pinancial collections of the de Legat Lona, Fatnblishnent of a regulation that a menber of the National Executive Comsittee cannot belong fo any dclepution, £, -Rlimination of the Mililtnry Secretariat and the astablish= 7 . ' mant of contrel over military activities by the prosident , an of the Nathonal Executive Comittec, Tho military section i. ‘ of the MDC is to be dirocted by a person designated by i the National Executive Comnittee who will formulato the projocts, and budget for mtlitary activities, presenting them for the approval cf the president of the executive comaittes, Ho, in turn, will have to inform | the members of the committea only about thong details : which ho deems portinenst and wiich do not compromise the ' success of the planncd activities. OO tO plana, 10, ‘In discussing the topic, “Nuestra Postura” ("Our Positioa'), , .  gomo changes were absorved in relation tu thosn approved at : the previous congress, such as; a, Disappearance of the attitude of cefiance agninst the United States Governmont,. This was shown by the appreval of the results obtained so far in United States policy ‘towards Cuba, b. Rejection of the thesis of the "Betrayed: Revolution,” Optimian regarding @ piv solution of tho Quban problea,. Ce . 11, Tho congress Was informod :sat the National Fxrecutive Comalittcer ue i had approved the idea of t:3-formation of a Cuban Government | . BO ; in. Exile, although it had vt made any commitments about the. i manner of forming it or th» persens who should bolong to it, 12, Dr. Marcos Rodriguez Menon: 94 was appointed as Chief of Tateie ligence of tho HIST, The i: lLlowing three persons were mentioned shie® of the military section: as possible candidates for ° Angel Hernandes Rojo, Edus: jo MartincFlena, and Tomas Cabanas Batista. ee ee an (: WIDENTIAL CON | iOLLED DISSEM mo FS) be igh
4-000 BOQ a. O° FIPUNTIAL CONTROLLED) DISSFM on a CSDN-312/00790-65 wt : aren) : s itt, vesth 3, On 21 Febrvunry the entire tiny was dodicated to the tnking of ofitce by the suv National Raocutivoe Committees, which wag oloctad on £0 Fobruary: Prasident? Jose Angel Ortoga Garces ° Vico-Prenidont: Jose Cenal Cueto , Aeminiatrativo Chiefs + Jesus Porguy Chiofk of Finance? Guillermo Martineg Labor Chiefs . Joao MH, Quintansios Caieg of Foroign Rolations; Ernesto Rodriguoa Diss " Propaganda Chier:. Benigno Galnaros Sola '-Socretary of the Delegations; _ Laureano Batista Falla Secretary of Youth Affairs: Ricardo Garcia Secretary of Doctrinary Hattors! Ambrosio Gonzaloz dol Valle Source Comments 1. The Third National Aasembly of the Juventud Democrata Cristiana (JDC, Christian Democratic Youth) of Cuba waa held sisultans- ously at the sane address. 2. No explanation waa givoa during the Congress for the absonce of representatives of the Venezuelan delegations, and their absence was not evan mentioned. 3. Exposito, Monteliu, and Patterson were alao delegates to the Third National Assembly of the JDC, 4. Field Comment, On 2 February 1965 Mexican Foderal Security ‘ Pollca selved 14 cases of blood plasma destined for Cuba. Dr. Hario Crespo Cortina, vho managos the blood bank of the 30th of November Hospital in Mexico City, and Justo Urbleta Gonzales, an @aployse of the commercial office of the Cuban Embaysy in Mexico City, were arrested and jailed for complicity in shipping the plasma illegally to Cuba, % $ © . tot CUNFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSE te wo MN Gd th
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14-00000 FIELD INFORMATION REPORT ‘Geaning of “SOURCE; A. Conipietety retcauta, to tras af douotrut honesty or soyetts, $e, | | . ._Aested enuecess, | 8: Usuaity retiabie. — ¢, Fauty retiante, DL M6t usually eptionie. 8: FA eat-atite, (Arpbes é2°Gieas of thes Competence). - Bb: Rehauiety CANO be ietced  (Appned to unteetod ge iheuMicentty - + APPH BISA OF CONTENT: ft Contumnad oy other iNdepandent and teliatile sources 21. Provanty trie. > false. « & Cannot be fudged, 4 . a CONFIDENTIAL 3. Poesiniy true 4: Gouuttl,  $: Probabty | CONTRGLLED DISSEM. oT St ce ; ; ae rn . | . “wy [t Cees wie a \ ! _ ‘couiariy Cuba/Wost Gérmany/vendzuela - REPGRE NO | . - € socret’ Funding: 19 MDC! Reo; 22 March 2965 ; 3 wOCre) g of the MOC'g c Y  ONOAT elitary. Socrotesien by the DATE OF REPORT . West German Christian Democratic NO.PAGES 2, ‘Party : One REFERENCES DATE.oF lato February ~ 12 March. 1965 place’ Unt ted States, Miami. | DATE aca, (19 March 1965) Sere te UNEVALUATED invonuarion. Bovmca | SOURCE: A member of a group of Cuban @nigros. trained in the 4d techniques * o2 information collection, The group has provided useful Feports since 1961, . . " : ; i, By 12 March 1965, the West German Christian Democratic Party ‘ had approved Credit te the Movimiento Democrata Cristiano (ioc, . Christian Democratic Movement) to create an Institute of Political Qualification which will function in Miami with Cuban exile professors, — The Institute will be Similar to the Institute of Christian Democratic Formation which was 6stablighed in Caracas, Venezuela, ; : ; 2, From tho: funds which are to -be sent from Wes - the Tostitute, only a email portion thereof ig to be used Purpose, A larger portion is to. be allotted to the HDC's, military By this means Lg ly a political and dntellectual organization, an 3. On S March an urgent communication was sent to the West German ‘Party by the MDC advising that, in accordance with a recently | approved law, no Cuban exile could leave the United Stateg unlesa he proved he war BOlng on a business trip.d In accordance with this law, therefore, BO nore Scholarship students can be sent to Venezuela by the UDC as was originally planned,3 ae 4, -In late February 1965, the Moc Purchased a boat for 37,500 from the Directorio Revoluctonario Estudiantil (DRE, Students? tionary Direc torato), “Th® money was furnished by Laureano Batista Falla, an-official ef the mpc . , CONFIDENTIAL COMTHOLLED DISSEM DISTRIBUTION a
14-00000 “2 ON GG) & uf - 4 CONFINENTIAL ‘ _ CONTROLLED: ‘DISSEN ae Field Comments: Semen ts 1, ‘While: there has been ‘ho change | ih the “daws: ty. travel of Cuban exiles, the. Immigration and Naturalization ae Sérvice: is believed. to have: tightened tlie "the: Pssuance of tts reentry Feri ts (Form 1-512), ‘UFG-6909_ affecting the implementation of v CONFIDENTIAL | CONTROLLED DISSEM For previous: inforiation on MBC. scholar fudent: ing) ,to réceivo instéue tion ain Caracas, Sea ° - dated (22, March 1965, we ORS et de GFL
14-00000 eRe erga nes BUNEORMAT * abs see bee tyr Fabel Hine. SPs Gare e Y ae Fa Thta material containg intbriration effectirig the Nationa? Dofonie ofthe United states within thé meaning of the Espionage Lows, Title 18, UBC. Secs. 78) gnd 794, the wansmission or revelation of which in any manner te en Gneuthorited person ly prohibited by jew. REPORT NO. | _ COUNTRY Cuba/sexico/Pucrto Rico © os ‘of the Movimiento Domiocrata ~ - ca Ce Cristiano (MDC, Ch¥istian Domo NO. PAGES 4 ‘cratic Movemen? oj ; a nn REFERENCES oATE OF. 19 = 21 February 1963, INFO, : : ‘PLACE & United States, Miami 7 ; 32 Naren YT co FIELD REPORT NO. i. TH8.18 UNEVALUATED invoauatiON, source GRADINGS ANZ DEFINITIVE. aPeRdieal OF CONTENT 10 TENTATIVE, “sources, .A.member of -a group of Cuban émigrés trained in the techniques «0 information collection, -The group has provided useful ao reports since .1961,. This information was obtained from a prominent member of the Miami delegation of the Cuban - Christian Democratic Movement. 1. (Summary: The Eighth National. Congress. of the Movimiento Democrata Cristiano (MDC,. Christian Democratic Movement) . of Cuba, held in Miami on 19 ~:21 February 1965, was attended by delegations from Puerto Rico, Mexico, New York, and Miami, Reports were prosented by delegates, certain changes were made in the by-laws of the MDC, and a new National Executive Com= | mittee was elected,)... . ' -2, The Eighth National Congress of the Movimiento Democrata Cristiano _ (MDC, Christian Democratic Movement). wag held at 1732 -N,W. 7th Street, Minmi, on 19-21 February 1965, Due to the late arrival of the MDC delegations from Mexico and Puerto Rico, the formal opening of the congress was postponed until . 20 February and the. meeting on the night of 19 February was , limited to a discussion between members of the several delegations and the National Executive Committee about proposed modifications of the by-laws of the MDC ard MDC military activities. .3,° The congresa opened officiglly on 20 February, with the following delegations in attendance; ; Carmen Villares de Guzman Mexico == i oe Teresita Exposito%Ruiz Puerto Rico —_ Humberto Perez Herrera . . - y Eduardo Monteliw Lopez a Raul Patterson Vazquez ; 7 CONFIDENTIAL cROUP ‘ : ' CONTROLLED DISSEM . doorgreding. apd Li Ces Ce oe RB Gay de aR to RD God dm OR — WHO/FI a fuHc/s1 [al C1/ops/mi 4wE7s7a Ta MEX I le |UFG-68 48 J JHC/RR a Mic Mave tit WE/[ | [a] BONN INP (AMFAST-6) - {HC/RE __I3[WHC/EA _ [J = |_|CSDB-312/00790- HC/OS et | 3EE/G/1IS |? tT 65° SOCRHNATING & eRe yy é . rorais TE 2. CI 4, FI 3 CA 1, DO/H 1, WE 1 (1), watwon @ - pabq
14-00000 rr CONTROLLED DISSEM » a ‘Miasi oh 7. 0s Carlos Smith teat ee ; hoes 3 7) Marcos Rodriguez Menendez ' : Bo a co". Heriberto Valdes. Mollineda. : ye - .. Adela de laCimpa de la Torre | : oe re | -s.. Jose VilTaTobog “Albuquerque. - : “a Jaime Lopez Grd pez Grdada : ee - The delegation “from. Now York, composed of Guarigue Diaz Martinez wy _ and. ¥ Victor. v Batiste Bena § did not arrive until vk February. Tha. dctivities « fe) ‘the: MDC delegation in Puerto Rico de- _ Gfeased., considerably. during the past six months. =o he. ‘clained,. aaeie, ue. to the a probiene of the: Christian Te pubiic. activitiedog . ‘the MDC such a3: the celebration. of ‘the. anniversary of. José Martials birthday and the homage . paid: to the, Venezuelan. portworkers for therr boycott. of. | >) Sbips: ‘trading with Cuba, as well as the campaign in favor. ' of a Cuban Government in Exile, had helped to overcome much of ‘the stagnation. of the MDC in Puerto Rico. . . te that. it. “ks made up of. Cuban exiles of a higher financial standing than that of the average Cuban exile residing in Miami, .The members of ‘the Puerto Rican ‘delegation contribute -one percent of their income to the MDC, . a, The ypc is. 20 cerned ‘over the penetration of the Communist ; j ' Party in: the university and other centers of higher learning ‘and. some of the terrorist activities of the Communists. The. YC is also concerned. over the attitude of the press regarding the terrorist activities and feels that the press has pro-Communist leanings, . cr 5. Later in the same session Perez spoke of the great value of "the Juventud Democrata Cristiana (JDC, Christian Democratic Youth) of Cuba in Puerto Rico and gave high praise to Monteliu and Patterson, However, when there was a discussion in the congress about outlawing the Communist Party in a free Cuba, Monteliu. and Patterson said the Party should be recognized asa Legal party and-should be allowed to engage in public activities, -When. certain members of the Miami delegation opposed this, Monteliu and Patterson accused the Miumi dele~ ' gation of. being fascist. Sau 6, The. ‘report of the Mexican delegation was presented by Carmen “ Vidlares, de Guzman and included the following. points: a, The Mexican..delegation has 42 members, Relations between. - "the different groups of Cuban exiles in Mexico are cordial; . patriotic and public ‘events are usually celebrated jointly. an ae ee b. The delegation is developing a plan for the establishment of radio courses about Christian Democratic doctrine, similar to thoSe already established in Colombia and Honduras, As-a result of arrangements made by the Mexican ‘delegation, it was possible to have a two-hour weekly course on Christian economic doctrine given at the School of Economy of the University of Mexico, where a three- hour course in Marxism is now being given, Popular feeling in Mexico regarding the Cuban cause is favor= . able except among teachers and educators; this group is deeply penetrated by the Communist Party. - ‘Some favorable change in the attitude of the press has been noted, especially 7 CONFIDENTIAL, os CONTROLLED DISSEH ey ee ere ene oe AS ed de on
100000 i oe, conrRoiLED orsseu__ Ao a . after the scandal. in. the cuban linbadsy over the contraband _ ws in. blood Plasma,,4 Lo .°° %, Carmen Villares proposed ‘that. a representative of. the military section of the NDC Visit. Mexico, “(Without going ‘into. details Lo! which-she described as confidential, . -sho-said there was a pos= . -+ ite sibility that armed’ activities against the Gastro régime | could be carried out from Mexican territory, Gua#ione Diaz ‘Martinez. presented the report ‘from ‘the New. York . delegation, - It-was.-largely” devoted to narrating. the efforts: ; ‘made in. support of a Cuban Government in Exile, — ; te / 9, Following 1 are some of, the resolutions approved during the congress? ; “ er: ‘Reduction in the number of members of the National Bxecutive a . | Committee, thus: increasing its mobility. a “De Establishment of new ‘requirements for being eligible for- te ge ~s.election to the: National Executive Committee, ‘such as having pe oe es “taken” a course ‘in leadership or having sufficient leader=- : : , ship ability, ‘in the opinion of the executive committee, witha : : Se, out having passed such a -COUFrS®,: Se bo Ge Increased control by the executive Committee over ‘the x activities of. the delegations, ds - Compilsory participation of the. executive committee in the financial collections of the delegations, . @. Establishment of a regulation that a member of the National : Executive Committees cannot belong to any delegation, ee f, Elimination of the Military Secretariat and the establish~ ‘ . ‘ ment of control over military activities by the president oo of the National Executive Committee, .The military section: i _ of the MDC is to be directed by a person designated by ‘ os the National Executive Committee who will formulate the plans, projects; ‘and. budget for military activities, presenting them for the approval of the president of the executive committee, He, in turn, will have to inform the members of the committes only about those details which he deems pertinent and which do not compromise the success of tha. planned activitios, 7 10, In discussing the topic, "Nuestra Postura” ("Our Position"), . us some changes were observed in relation to those approved at the previous congress, such as: \ ce a, Disappearance of ‘the attitude of defiance against the : United States Government, This was shown by the approval | of the results obtain«n! so far in. United. States policy so towards Cuba. b. figjection of the thesi: of the “Betrayed Revolution," Ce “Optimism regarding auiu solution of the ‘Cuban problem, i 11, The congress was informed... raat the National Executive Comittee had approved the idea of’ t:2 formation of a Cuban Government in Exile, although it had ot made any commitments about the a . manner of forming it or th: persons who should belong to it, 12!, Dr, Marcos Rodriguez Menen!2z2 was appointed as Chief of Intele : ligence of the MDCT The f:Llowing three persons were mentioned. as possible candidates foi thief of the military section: ; i. ° Angel Hernandez Rojo, Edua. lo MartinoBlena, and Tomas Cabanas } Batista, i . H . ia s i 3 (: PIDENTIAL 3 7 2 CON 1 {0LLED DISSEM 2
14-00000 web ~ CONFIDENTIAL "CONTROLLED | DISSEM. —_ oe. ‘13, ° On 21. Februaty the. entiro ity. wags dodicated to the taking ot. office by the..now National: ‘Executive Conimlttoo, which was elected on 20 ‘February: : Mw een “Administrative, Chief: a _ : Jesus Porsiuy “cniet ot - Finance: ~ . Secretary of Youth Affairs: Presidentt. S ee Joso Angel Ortega Garées Viée-President: Jose Cofial Cueto | “Guillermo Martinez Labor Chief: So - Jose M. Quintanales Chief. of Foreign ‘Relations: - . Ernesto Rodriguez Diaz | Propaganda ‘Chief: | . Benigno Galnares Sola Secretary’ of the Delegations: Lauresno Batista Falla 7 Ricardo Garcia “Secretary of Doctrinary Matters: Ambrosio Gonzalez del Valle ‘Source Comments The Third” National Assembly of the “Juventud Democrata Cristiana | (JDC, Christian Democratic.Youth) of Cuba was held simultane- - ously at the same address. - No explanation was “given: during the Congress for the absence of representatives of the Venezuelan delegations, and their absence was not even mentioned, Exposito, Monteliu, and Patterson were also delegates to the Third National’ Assembly of the JDC. Field Comment. -On 2 ‘February: 1965: Mexican ‘Federal Security Police seized. 14 cases of blood plasma destined for Cuba. Dr. Marlo ‘Crespo Cortina, who manages the’ blocd bank of the 30th of November Hospital in Mexico City, and Justo Urbieta | Gonzales, an employee of the commercial office of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City, were arrested and jailed for complicity in shipping the plasma sllegally to Cuba. Pe oy ae CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM on RD GD Sy UN aestscareetemeen yanatal tame seal anche’ rest anrendeaees noe nage tee, ee tee wet Dace anenans "aa'ssereah ammmmeate cn genera ne ee eo Sn a one ea FE, cette! ce meth com in OB alge miele Ame ee Et ae en ee PW 2 Sarena a Bee a MAS te ee ee a te diatom ee Ay aint enon “pall eS. pane o ett Bennett
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rrcnanOUNG BATA AND COMMENTS: ; mm OO “REPORT COVER SHEET... . t : Ps : . . ; oy , S+E-C-P E-T * UFG-684 ry ny” ete ATE OP acest 7 " 16 March 1965 “UMWAVE_ | ple | REPORTING. OFFICER. - > Ri “Honry J, SLONMANIT. J) | Rees OFFICER TYPIC os . Loe | SOURCE; AMFAST-6 (pp-1287) from AMOT, sub-source Marco . Menendez. . ; ; ce ; 3 RODRIGUEZ ted privatoly that ‘he had made contact | ty and that thero was a pos- ° cial assistance in the said he would soon be . pments of the negotiations — “kg Jose CENAL Cueto repor with members of ‘the John Birch Socio sibility that the society might give finan struggle against Castro-Communism, Conal able to give more details about the devolo with this society. 2, Tho information in Field Comment 5 was taken from HAM-9 491 , of 5 February 1965. RID: No index. : Group—1¢ Excluded from Automatia Downgrading & Declassification ew . OPTIONAL: ENTRIES GELOW BEKO WOT EE FULLEO IM IF DUPLICATED 1M ACCOMPARN INS REPORT o BTN Ae nS TRIG ATED eC DISTRIBUTION . . . INTAA-AGERMCY 4 - Hqs 1 = 00/c 2 - COS, soxico NYY\ LN ete <6 2 = cos, BORN 6 Cc ~ COUNTRY ee NO, OF ENCLOSURES REFERENCES euesEct forrion, | : - M- 2GGs 0
14-00000 ‘ Se eeeatpeatbat ronments aeaacenedt SUDECTS Bighth National Congress in Miami m6 ge - FIELD INFORMs TION REPORT “Quanis OF SOURCE: A Consoles teliauior \ B. Yauatte retiable. Cr Foitty pebebia, Oo Nat aually rotiante, C1 Met reliable, — (Applied de sources of doublful Roney oF ‘ov aity, regerdleas of their competence). fy Meligbelidy cannot be fudged (Apgtied to untested of insufficiently lested sources). : me oy “ye : ; a oe APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: -t: Cottemed by other independent eng tetiable sourcen 3: Probably inue. hh Possibly true, i Oodotful $1 Probably false, G6: Cennot te fragea : oO ia wet “ rr oo . : CONTROLLED DISSEM fo , . COUNTRY Cuba/Mexivo/Puerto Rico - REPORT’ NO. CATE OF REPORRG March 10608 of the Hovisionto Democrata . , | ‘@ristiano (DC, Christian Demo~ = = NO. PAGES ~ ae cratic Bovencud of Cuba rn SO ie, ‘ Do, Se ; REFERENCES © pATE OF 19 = 21 February 1965 pLace & United States, Miami. = an , _ DATE ACQ. (22 March’ 1965 ATED impoewation. souRcE GHADINGS ABE DERINITIVE. APRRAIOAL OF COMTEMT 1B TEMTATIVE, ° Peerm te GeM Tw ALL! ’-A member of a group of Cuban omipréw trained in the techniques of information collection, The group has provided useful -. reports since 1961, This information was obtained from a-° prominent member of tho Hiami dolegation of tho Cuban , Christian Donocratic iovewent. Co , ___ 1... (Sumsiary: The Eighth National Congress of. the Movimiento . Democrata Cristiano (MDC, Christian Democratic Movement) of . | -@uba, held in Miami on ¥ - 21 February 1965, was attended by dalegations from Puerto Rico, iWexico, New York, aad Minami. Reports were presented by delegates, certain changes vere made ’ 4n the by-laws of the MDC, and a new National Executive Con mittee was alected.) co o . ress of the Movimiento Denocrata Cristiano ic Movement) of Cuba w held at 1732 on 19-21 February 1965, Due to the late arrival of the DC delogations from Mexico and Puerto Rico, the formal opening of the congress was postponed until 20 February and the meeting on the night of 19 February was limited to a discussion between moabers of the sevoral delegations and the Xational. Executive Committee about. proposed modifications of the by-laws of the HDC and Live military activitios., 2, Tho Eighth National Cong (HDC, Christian Democrat N.W, 7th Street, Miami, , Tho congress opened officially on 20 February, with the following delegations in attendance: ; Carmen Villares de Cumgan Teresita Exposito Ruiz Lumberto Perez Herrera Eduardo Nonteliu Lopez? Raul Patterson Vazquez sraue i _ CONFIDENTIAL : Est roto CONTROLLED DISSEM pari DISTRIBUTION Excluded trom eutometicg §
+ 4oo000 Moawi 7 Toe - Carlos Sith Leal | . 7 tlarcos NoUFTyuez Nenendez to Valdes Wollinoda ja de la :Torre— wo . _ «Heriber Adela‘ de 1a Can Jose VilltaTopos Wlbuquerque . “4 i Oo Jaine’ Lopes Granda the dolezation frou:New York, couposed of Guarione Diaz Martinez and Victor Batista Falla, did not arrive until 21 February. - 4, Huriberto Peréz Herrera presented the report of the Puerto Rican uelegation, the highlights of which were as follows:. _\- ereasod. considerably during the past. six months, This, "he claimed, was due to the problems of the Christian ~ : _ Democrats in Chile and to ‘the position taken by Eduardo’ 4 i _. Frei, President. of Chile.4 en i: b,.-The public activities of the MDC, such as the celebration sg birthday and the homage ; ! paid to the Venezuéian portworkera for their boycott of: | - i ships trading with Cuba, as well as the caupaign in favor | of a Cuban Goveranent in Cxile, had helped to overcore such : of tho stagnation of the MDC in Puerto Rice, | of the anniversary of Jose Marti 1 @e The Puerto Rican delegation differs fron the Miami delegation : ain that it is made up of Cuban exiles of a higher financial ; standing than that of the average Cuban oxile residing in Miami, The members of the Puorto Rican delegation contribute _one percent of thoir incowe to the HIC, | d, The MDC is concerned over the. penetration of the Conmunist ‘>. Party in.the university and other centers of higher learning “and some of the terrorist activities of the Communists. The MDC ig also concerned over the attitude of the press regarding the terrorist activities and feels that the. press In. hag pro-Communist leanings. 4 . | i i j i i ee Po ‘a, The activities of the "DC delegation in Puerto Rico de- | | | | i | | | §, Later in the same session Perez spcke of the great value of Lo an the Juventud Democrata Cristiana (JDC, Christian Democratic ! Youth) of Cuba in Puerto kico and gave high praise to Monteliu bie be . and Patterson, However; when tnuere was a discussion in the ! congress abcut outlawing the Communist Party in a free Cuba, i Honteliu and Patterson said the Party should be recognized ; as-a legal party and should be allowed to engave in public Po activities, When certain members of the Uiaal delegation A ; opposed this, Monteliu and Patterson accused the Miani dole- gation of being fascist. G, The report of the Mexican delegation was presented by Carmen Yillarea de Guzman ond Yncluded the following points: The Mexican delegation has 42 members. felations between to . a. ; : the different groups of Cuban exiles in Mexico are cordial; - patriotic and public events are usually celebrated jointly. : b, The delegation is developing a plan for the establishment oo, of radio courses about Christian Democratic doctrine, PoE Similar to those already established in Coloubia and - ‘Honduras, As a result of arrangenents made by the ‘fexican. delegation, it was possible to have a two-hour weeuly course on Christian economic doctrine given at the School where a three- of Economy of the University of iNexico, hour. course in Marxism is now being. given. texico, regarding the Cuban cause is favor~ ' j : able except among teachers and educators; this group is : ; . deeply penetrated by the Communist Party. ‘Some favorable a change in the attitude of the press has been: noted, especially “| 6, Popular feeling in i t , CONFIDENTIAL | CONTROLLED DISSEY
Fe ee ene et eats ree Mee NRE ee MERU Si nt Stabe cate cement pat 3 id, ll. Ar a - ‘aftor the scandal in the Cuban Eabassy over the Contrabard in blood plasma.¥ Carnen Villares proposed that a representative of the nilitary section of the Moc vigit Uexico, Without poing into cetails which she described as confidential, sie said there way a pose- gibility that armed activities against the Castro regime could be carried out from liexican territory, Guarione Diaz Martinez presented the roport from the New York delevation, It was larvely devoted to narrating the efforts made iu support of a Cuban Government in Exile, Following are some of the resolutions approved during the cougress: a, Reduction in the nughber of members of the National Executive Committee, thus increasing its mobility. b. Establishment of new requirements for being eligible for election to the National Executive Committee, such as having taken a course in leadership or having sufficient leadere ghip ability, in the opinion of the oxecutive committee, with- out having passed such a course, ec, Increased control by the executive committee over the activities of the delegations, d, Compulsory participation of the executive committee in the financial collections of the dcleyations, Establishment of a regulation that a mewber of the National Executive Committee cannot belong to any delegation, £,° Elimination of the tilitary Secretariat and the establish- nent of control over uilitary activities by the president of the National Executive Committees, The.military section ef the MDC is to be directed by a person designated by the National Executive Committee who will formulate the plans, projects, and budget for military activities, presenting thea for the approval of the president of the executive committee, Ue, in turn, will have to inforn the members of the committee only about those details yhich he deens pertinent and which do not coupromise the success of the planned activities, In discussing the topic, “Nuestra Postura"™ (‘Our Position"), some changes were observed in relation to those approved at the previous congress, such as: Disappearance of the attitude of defiance against the United States Governnent, This was shown by the approval of the results obtained so far in United States policy towards Cupa. a. b, Rejection of the thesis of the ‘betrayed Revolution.” c. Optinmism regarding a near solution of the Cuban problen, The congress was informed that the National Executive Comittee had approved the idea of the formation of a Cuban Government in Exile, although it had not made any commituents about the manner of foruning it or the persous who should belong to it, 7 Y wn tle ‘ £ ctf a oo ; ‘Te "a rcos Rodrivuez Menendez was accounted as Chie? of intel= ‘lizence of thie 0k, The following three persons were mentioned as possible candidates for chief of the uilitary section: Angel Hernandez Rojo, Eduardo Martin Elena, and Touas Cabanas Ratista, ie ~ : . ” CONFIDENTIAL CON TROLLED DISSEM
OOD Cais IeLEnT TG WISSEL ULTY DISSOM- adm ’ 13, On 21 ebruary the @ctire day was dedicated to the taking of , office by the new haticzal Executive Comittee, which was elected on 20 February: ; . ° ; President: . Jose Angel Ortega Garces” 7 , Vice-Yresident: | Jose Cenal Cueto Administrative Chief: Jesus Pernuy Chief of Finance: . Guillermo Martinez Labor Chief: — Jose EU, Quintanales | Chief of Foreign Relations: Ernesto Rodriguez. Diaz Propaganda Chief: ' Benicnse Galnares Sola Secretary of the Delesations: Laureano Batista Falla Secretary of Youth Affairs: Ricardo Garcia . Secretary of Doctrinary Uatters: Ambrosio Gonzalez del Yalle Source Comments: . 1, The Third National Assembly of the Juventud Democrata Cristiana (JDC, Christian Democratic Youth) of Cuba was held simultaneously at the same address, 2, No explanatien was given during the congress for the absence of representatives of the Venezuelan delegation, and thelr absence was not even mentioned, a Aen a eRe Ame aptiEee Menge mERTTUN efter ate ar 3. Exposito, Monteliu, and Patterson were also delegates to va the Third National Assembly of the- JDC, Field Comments: 4, Source did not élaberate on the problems of the Christian Democrats in Chile or the position taken by President Frei, which affected the situation of the MDC in Puerto Rico, 5S. On 2 February 1865 Wexican Federal Security Police seized 14 cases of blood plasma destined for Cuba, Dr, Mario Crespo Cortina, whe manages the blood bank of the 20th of November Hospital in Nexico City, and Justo Urbieta Gonzalez, an employee of the commercial office of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City, were arrested and jailed for complicity in Shipping the plasma illegally to Cuba, ; ’ Tee cm mmenemmcet satare omen mnt pn, ow CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM AGRSTAEREM ORT SEY Myatt nt BECO oe
4-90000 Nao Mw on ° Ree ao REPORT COVER SHEET - SECRET UFG-G785 ae ret" — rs — 7 Tm" gare or WEPONT 5 7 ret “1965 - To qa : aren . 65 JMWAVE : “REPORTING OFFICER ft hi} a woo —— Henry J, SLOMAN( | “REPORTS orricgR pn oPS? “) PROS Margaret Re NANKALL Sua | . ; ‘ ae _ APPROVING OFFICER \_ ie 294). Ses ler wee cal 7 Andrew Ks “REGTEMAN BACKGROUND DATA AND COMMENTS; TYPIC Source: AMOT-2 in DD-1269, dated 10 February 1965, from Marcos RODRIGUEZ Menendez (please protect), an executive member of the NDC, The decision of the West German Party to use Venezuela as the ostensible source of aid was based on the desire of the West Germans not to operate contrary to the wishes and interests of ODYOKE, See the cover sheet affixed to UFG-5783 for NORDELL's previous remarks about his Party's involvement in the Cuban situation, ‘ RID: -No index, Group 1: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading and Declassification i ear ER nee An eterna Pen OPTIONAL: aNTRIGS OCLOW NEZD NOT BH FILLED IN IF DUPLICATED iN ACCOMPANYING REPORT INTRA-AGEMCY EXTRA-AGENCY ~ Has, l cy. Gach to Miami rep, of | ~ OO0/C 4 1 . 2 - JMBARR State, F.B.1. 2 2 NO. OF ENCLOSURES NO, PAGES fae eer nt suasect 1467 omevious pry = a senetrsnen ttn aohone inate mater. @itte | amesthtbuh mo" Pena en lsh Sa tienda epee aR tment hechacgestmadbeeDmens im sarastnsashsetine meste = & denser samberreih ae a eet nethil t  anahne oo
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14-00000 + tea an oo ; a oa, - “MFG 81668 | CONFIDENTIAL oo CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY @ ROUTINE re Entelligence Information Cable. . | con - ‘DISTR. "23 NOVEMBER 1964 a BC oneal "SUBJECT __ -ATTEMPT BY THEMDC, A CUBAN“EXILE GROUP, TO JOIN FORCES ". WITH THE HAITIAN EXILES PLACE & DATE ACQ. UNITED STATES, MIAMI (23 NOVEMBER. 1964) _. REF SIN “29849. souRCE Oo ris " FIELO REPORT NO, UFG-6257".-. APPRAISAL: FORMER LATIN AMERICAN MILITARY OFFICER WHO AT ONE TIME RESIDED IN HAITI AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. HE STILL MAIMTAINS FAIRQY CLOSE FRIENDSHIPS WITH OFFICIALS OF THOSE COUNTRIES. SOURCE IS A TRAINED. REPORTER AND HIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN . RELIABLE IN THE PAST. THIS INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED FROM FERMIN JOSEPH. © —— 1, THE MOVIMIENTO SEMOCRATA CRISTIANA (MOC, CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT MOVEMENT), HAS CFFERED TO JOIN FORCES WITH. THE HAITIAN EXILES IN THEIR ATTEMPT. 10 OVERTHROW HAITIAN DICTATOR’ FRANCOIS DUVALIER, THE CFFER WAS MADE BY LAUREANG BATISTA FALLA, MILITARY LEADER OF THE MOC, TO FERMIN JOSEPH, REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMBINED GROUP OF HAITIAN EXILES, JOSEPH DID NOT IMMEDIATELY ACCEPT THE OFFER, SUT HE 1S CONSIDERING IT. ee oe 2. FIELD COMMENT: “THE MOC HAS MADE SEVERAL TRIPS TO CUBA IN THE. PAST BUT HAS BEEN RELATIVELY INACTIVE IN THE MIAMI AREA IN RECENT MONTHS, “IN: ITS TRIPS, THE GROUP HAS USED THE m/v . This material contains informetinn affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Tite i ULC. Seca. 793 and Thi, the transmission or revelation of which im any manner to an unsuthoriged person ts prohibited oy law. CONFIDENTIAL: be — GRTHOLED BEL frames STATE/IN® DIA. ARMY/ACSL «NAVY «AIR. ICS. SECOEF NSA NIC.” . «USIA OCE «ONE «6OCcR «ORR OO “ AD/CI 2 FBI TENS BORDER PATROL CUSTOMS CAOST GUARD a
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14-00000 JP Feos _ JHWAVE REPORTING OFrvicER ‘Stephen Ri MANGAN Re WAKE ANELL ‘REPORTS ormicee “Margaret _R (SAN pasate, ; ApPROVING OrFricgs Sto ‘Andrew. K, Pa BACKGROUND | ‘DATA ANO cOmenra:’ -TYPIC— Me Sourée: of Lading for ‘the 23-foot Viking. mentioned in paragraph 2, . .attachéd herewith ds a BLII. Of “Lading’ covering the shipment of one -16=foot. Boston Whaler ‘by. Hubert Matos of Miami and consigned to the | M/V VENUS; ‘c/o Antonio Aguirre,. Santo Domingo, ‘Reference’ to tho purchase of a Boston Whaler | dated 18. September 1964, . was not disseminated, for Manuel RAY: ‘Rivero was. made in’ We are also attac ing one copy of tha crew list. REPORT. COVER “SHEET ~ —l ' §E c KET a ‘OATE OF “OP Be feeoRT so = . 30 Soptanbor 1964 REPO?. phe we te, " UFG=5960 AMWAX- de Wo. ‘are attaching’ herewith one: copy of the Bili. Also Info on the ehipment of the ‘Panamanian M/V. TITAN, RID: Please ~index.. Group 1: Automatic. Downgrading and Declassification. — Excluded from ‘ i 1 | >! Yd "Attachment H/W - as statod above. OPTIONAL: ENTRIES OfLOW NEED MOT O€ FILLED 1M IP OUPLICATEO IM ACCOMPANYING REPORT INTRA-AGEMGY 4 -~ Has. w/att. 1 = 00/C w/o att, 2- JMBARR w/o att, 2-/ counNTRyY BUBIECT Be PREWIOUS torre, DISTRIBUTION QxTRA- AGENCY Miamd Reps: NO. OF ENCLOSUREG REPBRENCES PADA- SECRET EY OH: 1 = State” ve 1 - FBI é # =v, ge TAG a pat WopirSie tt ae Sen we beer ea Ot
CONTROLLED: DISSE” E : nn 5 : ms, i OH oun, | . FIELD: INFORMATION REPORT I 7 4 oF aCING OF SOuUCCE & Completely sebanie, 8 Useaily cetante  & Forty eehadle, EB Nor wigs recat f Net retatle  (Apphed i tooo me weicen of doabihil honesty oF isyatty, cegerclese ob thet competence | f Belabety conse? be pitger Ano untested oF snpattrently - |  qecearsat OF CONTENT. “L. Cenhimed by other intependeat and tel abe weces 2: Probably tree Be Paudty vue Sowers 8, Probably hod y CONFIDENTIAL °° L- 1 ; coustt\¢uba/Deniaiean Republic | REPORT, NO. a ‘susKCT 4, Shipment of & 23-Foot Viking © DATE OFREFORT 30 Soptember 1964 al a Clasa Boat to tho Dodinican . a ; oo oc. -Repablic for the HDC NO. PAGES a 9, Efforta to Recruit a Crew for tho . ‘” DRE tg H/V SUSAN ANN REFERENCES {£ United States, Miami Ce ee 7 _ Sees Tees eS ONES AGS ATEG inp od Mar ON SOURCE ESAT Nag ase ne, : SCURCE A Quban exile with excelient. contacts in the Aa PePNT ya, aees’ say Oe SONOS STF tillean Marine ‘Shipping Corporation. — 7 we Xe On 16 September 1964 Laureano Batista Falla, official of the = ‘Movimiento Democrata Cristiano U0X', Christian Democratic Hovement), Bpoke with Eliseo Gomex Fernandez and Teofilo Babun of the Antillean Marine Shipping Corporation of Miami about the unloading from tho: |. | M/V TITANS at tho Port of Manzanillo, Dominican Republic, of one : 93-foot Viking. class boat equipped with. twin 120-horse power | i _.- ‘Mercruiser engines and a radio tolophone. a, ; | pare OF Y 46 her | ae —— re 7 | Bro, 18 September 1964 CO | , ; 7 | . PLACE & | | { ij i t iY Be According to a Bill of Lading dated 15 September 1964, the Antillean : Marine Shipping Corporation shipped aboard the H/V TITAN for Jose Gonzalez, 8255 Si 42nd St., Miami, one recreational watercraft equipped with an 4nboard/outboard motor, and a radio tolephone, consigned to Colonel Hilten Zuberbi, Sante Domingo, Dominican : Republic. 3, According to Victor Gonzalez, a cook aboard the H/V TITAN, Leslie Nobregas bag been attempting to recruit porsgns to serve in the Doainican Republic aboard the m/V SUSAN AKX, a former World War YI motdér torpedo boat. -Gongalez claimed that she was in excellent di tic ‘ armed with 2 20-millimeter cannoD. Accord= ing to Gonzalez, Nobregas was trying to persuade Viejo Rodriguez, to sail with the vessel 250 a month salary to serve CONTROLLED DISSEH i | | | | | | | | | ‘CONFIDENTIAL | { | | i nee teentcentta * . on ene ee eee ane np amet . a eT ne ne NN en ee . ; nee ate apes meter neem enim ah . . fy
be. ~ eS CONFIDSATYAL wo) . | CONTROLLED DISSEM Te | “a. UFG=5960 Field Conmonte : . . a he ‘the w/V: y TITAN, séc “Be £ of. craft abonFa. dated ‘2° September dated 29 August 1964. For previous’: -roporting and ny ‘SUSAN ANN: which . is béing operited in the’ Domiatean - ‘ Republic. by. tho ‘Directorio. Revolucionario. Retudgantal (DRE, Students" Revolutionary: Directorate). CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM “dated 26 June 1964, for montion of the eect a met rc re et arene es tana mere - . . . ‘ . . . rma enn etn nner
pocoa : 8 age mae “se . fA ay te Z ; A RUS iH a hee 8 gedbs Gab Spdeg pe ol ag Ye3 ye AUTILLEAS SR ARURE SHIPPING "RB 2P ORATION ont ATIN AMESIC we sup m/v "TITAN" PORT OF DECKAIGR FROM SHED SANTO DOMINGO, DOM.REPUBLIC SHIPPER JOSE GONZALEZ, COL. MILTON ZUBERBI., SANTO DOMINGO, DOM. REPUBLIC, ADORESS ARRIVAL NOTICE TO JN ORiver Miami, Florida Panamian — 8255 S.W. 42nd. St. Miami, Florida SANTO DOMINGO,D.R. we PARTICULARS PURNISHED BY SHIPPER OF GOODS “ Shippers . Gewss Unskghd Gabig , z Rus Pome te | tee RETGMPTION OF Coons RECREATIONAL WATERCRAFT WITH INBOARD AND OUTBOARD MOTOR, . USED "12,0008 Pes. EMPTY FUEL TANKS 308 Pe. RADIO--TELEPHONE USED So# Box. PLOATS 5# 947 [2,085 |1,029812 [$ 308.70 MT FREIGHT TO BE COLLECT Mere Comedie: ented by ES. for Eines Patino Dom Renubl dc Firardon Gatey & & & tow Asbtind | of gt ACCEPTING THIS ATLL CP LANT:NG the whinge, sonclenso ead oemiet TOTAL VESSEL FREIGHT b 308.70 ne goods agus fe be bound by al of its stipuctions acniptian, amt on nneegetttnt neth | Ry teal cinone ope te fs Gone Sawaaaeg tM | cyanes 4 UawNG GUS B] G0 hep _[| 25.73 IN WITNESS WHEREOM, tho Mower of the sald ship tee eihoed t | eae nce | Racumentatian . . ‘$ 21.60 Mumbo) ENCE! bay cf todng af of GA noe ead Aca, ONE of a . atl = : whkh beleg occeoplcherh tha ethers 1 gad god aw RR EMO: 24.-0G MK _ 3°79 ra) : . . September 15, TO: Miami, Fla. iia . - Detad a a MAN RANBUNG 21.95 NT 34.792 808 TH BASES AG) MHAREAGE $0.30 ¥T 0.31 “BAL No. STD-27 [_ YOTAL FREGHT 8 CHARSES B 394.85, a seta OR EERE
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