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nether, % th {A ECR E t. 8 July 1968 MEMORANDUM TO: Chief of Station, JMWAVE we Via: Chief, cA J va FROM: " CA/Henry J. RUBASH WY SUBJECT: AMICE Progress Report 1 April - 30 June 1968 : A. OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS 1. AMICE-31 was a delegate to the Ninth CLASC Consejo which was held in Santo Domingo from 17-24 May 1968 and he also attended the First Latin American Labor Conference on Development and Integration which took place following the Ninth Consejo. A documented report on these meetings was submitted under UFGA-30216. . B. ADMINISTRATIVE 2. During the fourth quarter of FY 68 a total of approxi- mately $6,787 was spent on the AMICE activity. This amount in- cludes termination payments made to AMICE-3 and AMOTEX-66. The cumulative total of AMICE expenditures for FY 68 is $71,628. 3. AMICE-3 and AMOTEX-66 were terminated amicably as of 30 June 1968. The only remaining active AMICE agent is AMICE-34 who will be retained by JMCOBRA as the labor reporter for the AMHIM Bulletin. 41, There are no problems of an operational nature. DBD. PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER 5. Not applicable. Qestcas fe en x AOTKY | ' i 1
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Hoe ene ced: neal WIC RAT EL ; OP ALU ee: | ‘ aH Ss g 2 Meee 4 oom nos i wert ee ERIS ea ne eae er ar. asatietatemremte 2 oe arenas econ Baa LSD IER ttt AEE TEC COTTE IIT . ¢ - &e4 ty asd . . i beaed r Statiou, de 42¢n KS woes ays at . ~ Sr ed te abe Same Teg RES PRO -_ > ” ~ “ . : . . : mene iuief, Festern Nemispuera vivisica 1 tae a . 2 ere a _ ga. f “€verat dons UTYPIC/ SHUEY LO/ANICE / An. TT! REF: UFGA-25587 dated 7h July 1960 Headquarters has considered the invitations received by AMICE-31 and nas reached the following conclusions on his jroposed travel: A. There seems no useful surpose to he served by covering AHICE-317's 2ersonal expenses for the trip described in paragraphs 1 and 2 of the referenced dispatch as WOFACT has good coverage from other sources. B. Headquarters bas no interest in AMICE-31's attendance at the meeting described in paragraph 3 but also no objections to his accepting the invitation if Station JNWAVE deems it advisable or considers this will be of value in any of the Statiou’s own operations. JANE D, ASTRAHAN Distribution: 2 - COS, JEWAVE | * RAGRARCrE Sr Usse, BNE LURE Cay Ose eet FO 2535/3 ; wept ‘ 19-126-35/9 ; UPGH-61458 sameccaramanen/ eerie je toners cana t io enn 4 MOS OWE ROUBLE TLASRtbe ale 201-284658 1 SECRET TYPED: ea 18 August 19866 [iy CrCA/PP PLSTRELUTION: ¢ . : . La ia cenentnanecnmmarsenennatn acne) et cent A A I ) uccanpeurpaccomms witerty ge ees cmpnne (MAREE Ge ewe veer caer oe i to. - i . Bie ert Same pom scgremins jemi mettiee tobaee fe 5 Capt penal terme yan rR eee Se ae ono aN sos . : ; “Bg ee 4 i ‘ j PL oe eee $ 4 he a ww BOS t ee cent at amma vont eatin es Benne nae Be awe ne er coma Soe one eee . ae « ees M) Propesed Travel of AMICE-Sbo a ROI Set ae minnie Meni ee
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7400000 i q a 4 ° | | acest tenn wor ate taetrevaewanecmine nemeneeernen oe ve penames : Roy WH/C/CA/ DP SEeCcCRET 2931 2 June 1966 SBCRET SHV AVE FYPIC AMSAPE AMICR REFS A, WFGA 24861 8, JN8AVE 1135 (IN 25370) i. HEP B ENTRY REFUSAL POR NOTHER AHICE-31 S82 SECTION 212-A IHDICATEZD DOCCHENTARY EVIDENCE COMRNINIST PARTY HEEBERSHIP. REF A PABA 3 STATES POSSIBILITY DECEASED HUSBAND PLACED HARE ON PARTY ROLES. TESRS NO EVIDENCS.IN FILES TO CONFIRM OH DANY AND HGS BAS NO BASIS FoR REQUESTING RE-OPRNING OF CASE, 2. EVSOD4 SUGGESTS If BENT FOR ANICK-31 AND OTHER RELATIVES G8 ENOVLEDGEABLE PEESORS CONTACT LOCAL ODUEGE OFFICE TASIRNG APPIDAVITS FROW PSESOKS HOT IN WAVE AREA, LETTERS FRO BISHOPS KENTIGNED REY A GR ARY OTHER RELEVART DOCUMENTS, EXPLAINISG DACKGROUND AND ASCERTAINING YHAT FURTHER EVIDENCE MAY BS HECESSARY TO SECURZ REVERSAL PAESEIT DSCISION. 3. WAVE HAY BE ABLE ABHARCE FAVORABLE RECEPTION AMICE PRESENTATION THROUGH GOYRGE CONTACT O8 AY LEAST STEER ANICE-31 TO SYHPATNETIC
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14-00000 i tap! That La ate SEC PE DISPATCH Chief, WH ae r. 37 we WH/C 2 : — 5 FRO foyer Chief of Station, JMWAVE * . fssaas DY VOUR/IMBEVEL/ f ANICE-31 Production WT ON RECURRED REFERENCES 1. Attached is AMICE-31’s report on the ueeting of the “Eighth Continental Council of the Confederacion Latinoamericana de Sindicatos Cristianos (CLASC, Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unions), held in Medellin, Colombia, from § to 14 January 1966. 2. Since the Station has not received copies of any disseminations that may have been made from information cabled during the meeting at Medellin, no attempt has been made to prepare portions of AMICE-31's report for dissemination. If any of the report is disseminated at Headquarters, the Station would appreciate receiving copies, along with copies of any reports that may already have been disseminated on the meeting at Medellin, and any future disseminations on the CLASC. 3. Also attached, under separate cover, is a copy of a report by Keith G. BONGIRNO which includes a list of AMICE-~31's achievements at the meeting and his impressions of and attitudes toward certain delegates and issues. 47Philip G. ELMARD Dignribution: hen C fan a ae oo. ‘on WH w/atts h/fw, and u/s/e-—ATO ROT -~ WH/C w/atts hw, and u/s/e eo 31-28 4h 58 .- a | : Do, yt . oe at Pore new | part psrarcuto ” -, : T Gosmrsina ia TT Benen Ua RE we . sy UFGA~24874 _ UGS aE eee 9 201~-258653
4 SCA Se me) 2 | Fobruary 7,1966 i m2, PIcO'S TRIP TO MEORLLIN “After reading Pice’s report and talking to him twice I reached following conclusiens 4 Ey - --—__—f,- AehLeved with the cooperation of Edgar Maduro te soften the anti-J8 line in the Declaration ef Principles and elimination ef US name which was HH replaced by "imperlalisms*, | @— RAREXSYRIEMIXNEESENT ENAMEL Together with the Venezuelan delegates drafted _ the metion cendemning the Tricentinental Conferences and participated activily in druming up the support for this motions ae Pushed thru the motion condemning Castro's regines . 4, Excercised a atrong satd-communist and anti-Sastre influence among the ; . __ . _ dalegatos. “XY PICO’sS IMPSESSIONS OF THE MEDELLIN MEETING : : : i, Pice came back favorably impressed by strongly anti-cemmunist stand of the “ i delegates, Hs says that even if Maspere would try te cooperate with the commies the rank and file will not let him to de so, 2. Pico neted only three rabid anti-US delegates ¢ Miguel Cardose(Accion : . Sindical Uruguaya, Diogenes Gutierres( ederaciton Istmena de Trabajadores . Cristienes ~Panada) and Reliedere Agudele Rivera(Accion Sindical Antioquena) . snnheeeemmemenemmeerene meneame ee el Pe eens 4 , “3, Pico informs that Henry Molina( See.Gen.ef Confederacion Autonoma de Sindicates 5 : Cristianos CASC-D, R,) even 4f highly critical of US intervention in D.R. is ° : an outspoken pemmunt st and he recommends him ag a material for recruitment. : : 4, Molina spoke very favorably of Conrado Redriguez whe during his stay in D.R. Sm “7 "gg FORDC delegate nade an excellent impression and- became good friend of ‘ CASC « 5. It is evident from tho briefing instructions received from HQ and cables received from "our man in Medellin® that a streng epposition te CLASC WQ atand (or Maspere's) te the new funding proposal by CISC and ISI was expected, Pico says that he could not discever auch epposition and that three national unions waich already applied for direct funding according th the instructions received from CISC quickly withrew their application, Zico alaé did not nete any "Letrayal® on the part of Faderaeian Campesina. Thue I sea two possibilities t a) the oppesition te CLASC HQ stand that all funding should go thra HQ was exaggerated b) Pice 4s considered as clese {htud ce “Saspere and was ‘not. trusted by the eppesition. ik Aecoriing te Pico the feeling was quite unanimous the the funding aheuld ge I thru Chase HQ and the CISC atteapt of direst funding was resontal aa an effort \ite undermine CLASS Executive Cemmittes,. "4 * 4 Rrrd ro UR SAO tf Ma woe om Yi
14-00000 sree eee nearer namonerencth ner tiatecina cea nc ke geateerninbe " ae : etn anne ratte S28 Aiae Seah ehl Ae Netty nn ett este» nals mtn anentecobabeied 6, 7° 8. enema (om shorwenmanpeceetonty O | - g It looks that our friend whe talked to Pico in Medellin and Begeta was disgusted because Pico was satisfied with the results of the meeting. Pico's satisfact tion stesned from the strong snti-~“astro stand the Council adopted \ -and 4¢ he ebvieus that the fusing preblem $0 important to us ead not < upset hin. ‘ Pice reports that there is a good chance that Dagoberto Genzalez( Sec.Gen.of Trabajaderes Copeyancs) will be elected aa CLASC president at the next CLASC Congress, Accerding to hin Jose Goldsack will become Treasurer and present treasurer Alfredo di Pacce will hord/fiew CLASC effice dedicated te raise funda from the LA affiliates. Pico ceusiders Gonzalez ag a staunch anti-communist and better disposed toward | than -‘Paspero, Ke thinks that flanked by Gonzales and Geld sack, Maspere wll not have 30 much to say and his power will be Limited. Genzalez is apparently a much more forceful personality than Goldsack, who doesn't have enough guts to opposes Haspere. Pico believes that Haspere is less aggressive and anti-US as he used te be, Hs ~ thinks that the preSsure from CISC and ISI plus a strong anti-ecommunist posture _ pf the affiliates accounts for this. In the cables received fron our Colombia office there is a strong criticism of Pico as a sort of Maspere's stooge. After discussiong this topic several times with Pleo I think that his epinion of Maspero HxHMMA is s Maspero is a ferceful, dynamic and well # Geile eader. As gn Argentine and exeperenista he has more drive and is a better organizer than the others in CLASC. Besides he offers CLASC a promise of bringing CTG into an alliance with them, a feat which only he can accomplish. For Pico's taste ‘asparo is too demagogic and he doesn't like his antieUS and soft of comales attitude, hovever, Pico claims that Maspero lately is much mere aware ef commie danger. As Maspero is without douht the most powerful single individual in CLASC and as Fico positi is weak(his Federation is not created yet and he has to ke confirmed as Secretar General) he sees no use of bucking Maspere especially as ho organized and strong epposition exists. Pico,however, would see with sympathy “aspsro power restricte or it will not bother him al all to see tla spere removed coapletely. “ut as long as he exists Pico pdetleves that for his personal good and in erder te bo able te push strong anti-Yastre etand(in which he 4s mainly interested) he has te work amd live with Maspere. This position impresses me as a sensible one. IIT MISC. REMARKS , 1. Thore is some inconsistence in the cables we received. In ene of them Reaano 2a Tschunt, CLASC Executive Secretary for the Dutch Antilles and President of ceDSy is describsd as ® widely considesed insignificant and unipresive elesent*. another cable this'same Techumie ig queted as a source ( direct source not via Pico as Pico said that he didn't know abeut campesinos sold out) and as a new CLASC Asst Secretary General (Pig also claims that he deesn’t know about it even Af he was criticiS9sbefore- wants Dnaeax getting hia info from such a Jeusy source aa *schunie). cous Jor 1544. Fico reports that in Caracas he met Carl Nerden frem ISI Benn office in CLASC office. Carlos Horia( vios-directorx of Institute do Estudios Yoclales ds Caribe), Harplane Senites(Ceatro Doausentacion -Y“aracags} Santiage Tertosa(Sea Gang ef COOSSA), Bsequicl Borges(UIS) were also present. Nerden reperted that the <* 48 OUR RRRE Remy porintcantiine a mmaio ne mateL annem nt
1490000 niece eerie et AES om ne US Embassy in Bonn informed them on Sunday Yan. 16th in the morning about all important toxoics discussed, resolutions ete adested in Medellin. while Ampressed by the fast work and correct reporting af? Norden oxpressed his curiosity as. to hew it was possible that the esbassy in Bonn was 39 fast informed ( NOTE : I am surprised even more that 4 binbber-mouth like Norden was informed about such report!). ‘he general censensus of the present was that CLA sust have few man infiltrated among tha delegalegescee : 3e Acc’rding te the new by-laws Pico's Transport Federation(in formation) will have 3 votes during the next Congress, sequal to other L,A, Federations and national delegations, Threfore 4% 1s important for us that we continue to »ork with Pica, Be Pica should also-go to the CLASC meating in Guatemala in March when the Central American Confederation will be created. CLASC also wants to create Central Anerican Transport Federation and there where Pico's presence is requested. He aaid that this problen was solved once for ever. CLASG executives know that only two principal c&rrents exists among the Cuban exiled laber : the batistian and the revolutionaries. The Batistdianos are the Mujalistas ef CTC aided by ORIT and CLASC is against the Mujalistas. They are in favor of the revolutionaries an they are in FORDC, which is the only really active exile labor organizationg,. CLASC leaders know that FORDC is being supported by the US goverment , but they accept it as a necessity and understand that it is inevitable as neither the batistianes er the semunists will support it and CLASC has no funds te do so, te f ; S. I asked Pico Af his CLASC friends don't resent the fact that he works for FORDC. ee ems veneer et arene sane gee SUSNG UP ' : PRA DE : io By no means I consider that Pico ia an ideal agent. He afvht be influenced er awed ° " by Maspero, Hs alse is sometimes impulsive and puts his foot in the mouth. Cn the : | other hand he is 3% young, agressive, better educated than average Cuban labor loada! He 4s accspted in CLASC, his erganization ORT is a fark mambor and he will be the head of the Latin American Transport Federation which will give him following advantages 3 a) voice and 3 votea at CIASC meetings b) can influence CLASC decisions ¢) wilt bring streng antieCastro and antd-commnist influence d) will soften up ; : anta*S outbursts 3) will report te us, even if fze have to take his reliability wit ¢ a a grain ef salts . a NOTE 1 I forget to call your attention to the curious Wattle item in Pico's repos sey ee i ses that the Copeyanes gained the control of the Sindicato Portuario in Poosts Uabelie wrestling it away fron Correa after 4t was found that 200,000 bolivares were missing from the treasurye Pico also reports that there ars ; widespread rumors that Correa is living it up at the expense ef the boycett ard that he is blackmailing Spanish, Japanese and Britiah embassies getting hard gash for not beyeotting the shipsescsse .
14-00000 2 . | | UNCLASSIFIED use cety . CON, .JENTIAL (] SECRET soe ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: [(Oprons:}” ‘ z EXTENSION * , fhe fi ib e URSA 23574 - o & Ey te Mar 66 TO: [Officer devignation, room fumber, nd DATE building} OFFICERS | COMMENYS (Number aach comment to thow fram wham INUTIALS io whom, Drow ¢ line ocrais colunn after each comment } RECEIVED 201 -284658 SUBJECT: PICO-Ramon, Reinalde REPORT (in Spanish) ON MEETING OF LATIN AMERICAN CONFEDERATION GF CHRISITAN TRADE UNION 1 1 I | : ; i ! : ‘ \ i ! ' 13. _ es LF PAROLES OT, eee FOR ATTACSHENTS. — RECRRD CONTA JOB WO, ge Fo 00, ane, =. Ge ry oa ea oemarents eed po rm 610 “ars” [| secReT ©] CONFIDENTIAL «(] Us Omy © CD UNCLASSIFIED rede