Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: KINNEY, JAMES J.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 05/18/1967
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Identification Form

Agency Information

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-10222-10314

RECORD SERIES :

HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER : CR 105-152854-11

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: KINNEY, JAMES J.

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE:

DATE: 05/18/1967

PAGES:

26

SUBJECTS :

MAB, ASSOC, PEREZ, ALCIDE LOYOLA MARQUEZ, MRR,

PRO-CASTRO ACT, ACA

DOCUMENT TYPE :

PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION :

Secret

RESTRICTIONS:

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

SECRET

REPORTING OFFICE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

NEW YORK

NEW YORK

DATAY 18 1967

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

2/19/66-3/27/671

TITLE OF CASE

REPORT MADE BY

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO BY

"CHANGED"

JAMES J. KINNESDECLASSIFICATION AND/OR,

ALCIDE LOYOLA

MARQUEZ PEREZ aka

CHARACTER OF CASE

RELEASE. OF CIA INFORNIATION

Alcide Loyola Marquez

IN THIS DOCUMENT. JM

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CLASSIFED BY 5468800/Ga

REFERENCES:

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X

(+81071814197

Bureau Routing Slip to NY, with enclosures,

dated 10/31/66.

Bureau

Routing Slip to NY, with enclosures,

dated 12/13/66.

Bulet

to NY, 12/20/66.

NYlet

to Bureau, 12/22/66, entitled, "GUILLERMO

LUIS FIGUEROA ALFONSO; IS - CUBA"

Washington Field letter to Bureau, 2/16/67.

Bulet to NY, 4/26/67.

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INFORMANTS:

Identity of Source

VY T-1

Royal Canadian

Mounted Police

(S

File Where Located

105-7551273 is se

The following informants of the NYO, familiar

with pro and anti-CASTRo activities in the New York City

area advised they had no information regarding MARQUEZ:

Informant

Date of Contact

3/15/67

1Y 14463-1

NY

467-9

3/27/67

3/13/67

3/16/67

3/20/57

NY

NY

VY

3/15/67

3/13/67

3/14/57

3/10/67

LEADS:

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MIAMI

FLORIDA.

FERNANDEZ,

information they may have regarding the

A sT. 2166 sexed, the westing ,

will interview NORA and PILAR

NEWARK

AT ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY. Wiil interview JOSE

ROLANDO and ONEIDA NARANJO ALVAREZ,

telephone number 351-8852,

regarding their knowledge of the past activities and

current address of MARQUEL. (AM)

AT NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.

Will determine if INS,

Newark, has the immigration file of MArQuEz and, if so,

furnish copy of same to NIO.

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LEADS (CONT 'D):

WASHINGTON FIELD

AT WASHINGTON, D.

will determine from

Central Office,

the INs No. "Ot ALCIDI LOYOLA MARQUEZ PERTE

and where the file is locared.

2. Will conduct appropriate agency checks to

determine the activities of the subject while he was in

Cuba.

NEW YORK

AT QUEENS, NEW YORK.

will interview LEONARDO

TARICHE, 32-30 70th

intomation he may have elsarain the subject.

NY, to determine any

AT NEW YORK, NEW YORK.

Will continue efforts to

locate and interview JULIO RIVERA and OLGA ACOSTA regarding

the subject. (X)(M)

Information is eve: Grom the hone

as it contains

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU Of INVESTIGATION

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Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

JANES J. KINNEY

MAY 1 & 1967

Field Office File 1705-78512

Title:

ALCIDE LOYOLA MARQUEZ PEREZ

• Office:

New York,

New York

Bureau 795=752854

#211,326

Classified by SP8 BTF/gel

Declossify on

• OADR 326/8i

Character:

INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA

Synopsis:

Subject, a Cuban,

Scotia, Canada. Subject reportedly illegally entered the us

during September, 1900, but current

residence and employment

anknown.

Admits being member of CASTRO's army, being aske

to cooperate by Cuban G-2 in May, 1903, and-being traine,

in guerrilla warfare in 1965.: Admits, being placed on board

"SS. Frucuba" to spy. on other crew. members

for Cuban Ministry

of Security: Admits brother, is a member: of. Cuban G-2 and

very influential in Cuba. Claims to have belonged. to, MRR

and 30 de Noviembre Anti-CASTRO groups and to have attempted

to flee Cuba by small boat in 1963

(Subject reportedly

betrayed fellow Cubans te CASTRO Government for anti-CASTRO

activities.

•Confidential Informants in NYC arca unable to

furnish information regarding subjact.

DETAILS:

This investigation is predicated upon receipt of

information from NY: T-1,

a confidential source abroad, who

advised on November 15, 1966;

that they had information that

ALCIDE LOYOLA MARQUE? PEREZ was believed, to have traveled tols

ALL INFORMARION CONTAINAR

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OTHERWISE

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Jnited. States in September, 1960: He was believed to have

entered the United States without proper documentation.

This source was unaware of his present address, but he

some indication that he had turned himself in to the United

States Immigration and Naturalization Service in New York

City (5)

By letters, dated October 19, 1956 and November 15,

1966, NY I-1 furnished the information esined through

interview of MARQUEz in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (S

PrO-CASTRO Activities

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MARQUEZ advised source that he had left his

residence in April, 1958, to enlist in the anti-BATISTA

forces, he claims,

everyone knew were in the Cuban mountains.

He claimed that after training he went into combat with these

forces at Jiguani, Oriente, Cuba, in December, 1950. The

rebel forces took

Lieutenant

in the tuben youngo east Vame Unknown', telerhonically

contacted him and asked to meet him in a park across from

the Presidential Palace in Havana.

They met and conversed

for about la hours.

Durinz this

conversation, EDUARDO

complained that MARQUEZ had tairen a poor course of action

in drifting away from the Communist Party and stated that

he was keeping bad company.

However; EDUARDO stated that

G-2 needed good men who could be trusted and would cooperate

with them.

In return, G-2 was ready to support MARQUEZ and

assist him in furthering his education, MARQUEZ was told to

think things over while keeping up the reporting on their

activities.

EDUARDO showed MARQUEZ a list containing names

of his relatives and friends plus a large number of individuals

unknown to him by name.

EDUARDO asked him personal questions

regarding each name on the list and MARQUEZ refused to say

anything other than the fact that some were relatives and

friends. MARQUEZ claimed that he was at ease during this

conversation as he was working and had continually volunteered

to do government requested work such as sugar cane cutting. (E)

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ArQues was advised to contact EDUARDO every day an

nform him where and with whom he was.s

During the rolloving months, EDUARDO contacted

MARQUEZ several tines and asked him questions regarding

his work and associates.

MARQUEZ claimed

contacted EDUARDO on a

daily basis as had

been suggested.

MARQUEZ further stated that on three occasions during May

and June, 1963, he was given cash by EDUARDO. This money

was in an

envelope and addressed to him as though he was

actually in G-2.

MARQUEZ claimed that he had kept the money

to please G-2, but that he had never given them any

information.

After several months,

EDUARDO contacted him

again at work to get a final answer on his proposal.

MARQUEZ

advised him that he would not work for G-2, and EDUARDO

became angry and

stated that he would not call again. 5

AUBR

who had been arrested

by the army.

EDUARDO

advised him that they could not help

him if he would not help them. EDUARDO supposedly claimed

that they could have greatly helped him it he was a member

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MARQUEZ described EDUARDO as about 32 years of

age, 5 feet 6 inches in height, 140 pounds, thin build,

blonde wavy hair, greeneres, and a clear tan complexion.

He wore

glasses, was sharp featured, and a resident of

Havana (5)

Fron August 2 to Decembe: I4', 1955, MARQUEZ

claimed he attended a guerrilla warfare training school

jointly sponsored by the army, the government, and the regional:

Communist Party.

The overall

operation of the school was

sponsored by the Amalgamated Society.

Individual applications

for the school were approved by the Minister of the Armed

Forces.

Each applicant then completed a personal history

form, and the only persons chosen were trusted Communist

Party members who had been active in voluntary work projects

such as the cutting of sugar cane.

The applicant's background

was fully investigated by the Ministry of Internal Affairs,

and the applicant was personally advised of all information (5)

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developed by the Ministry in this investigation.

The applicant

was then informed that he wasbing sent to a course in

guerrilla warfare and military leadership so that he might

be placed in a Latin American country. The applicant was

then asked to agree to attend this school in such terms

that MARQUEZ felt that he would be insane to refuse. Upon

approval, the applicant was furnisned two complete army

uniforms, a 45 automatic and the regular equipment issued

to army personnel. (5)

The course accomodated between 100 and 200 students

and MARQUEZ chimed to have had 27 or 28 in his class.

Personal questions were never asked, and MARQUEZ claimed

never to have learned the identity of any student: other

than those that had been in a training battalion with him

previously.

The students were taught Communistdoctrines

military tactics, armaments, commando warfare, and guerrilia

The classes ran from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with a

alt hour lunch period, Iivé days a week. During the evenings.

political lectures

were

given from

0:00 p.m. to around midnight.

Tests for the previous weeks classes were given on the

following Monday, and the

students engaged in voluntary work

projects on the weekends.s

The students received lectures in ambush, sabotage,

and hit and run tactics.

The supposed aim of the guerrilla

was to befriend the people in the area the guerrillas were

operating and to create conditions whereby the local army

would alienate the people.

Instructions were given in all

types of small.

any issued (s)rms, bombs, and farades, bota handmade ana

MARQUEZ was informed at the school that arms were

currently being delivered to Latin American countries by

submarine.

All United States arms

in Cuba were being stored

pending shipment to Latin America, disguised as farm machinery

or farm machinery parts.

Arms were also being sent to the

Congo, as well as cannonsto Algeria under disguise as farm

machinery.

MARQUEZ Claimed to have seen arms being packed

Ioi shipment to Venezuela in July or August, 1963, at La

Cabana, Havana, Cuba.

These arms consisted of M=1

machine

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MARQUEZ claimed that he had been informed that

fronts were being started in Panama, Venezuela, Vetnam, ano

Peru, and stated that individuals from various

Tatin Americar

countries came to this school to thank the cuban Government

for its assistance.

to his knowledge, the guerrillas in

Peru consisted of both Peruvians and Cubans, but most of the

fronts were directed by Cubans.

'One officer in this school

had reportedly informed MARQUEZ that CHE GUEVARA had personalL

opened a front in Peru. (L

ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA is the former

* Cuban Minister of Industries whose

current whereabouts are unknown.

MARQUEZ further claimed that at the time of GUEVARA'S

disappearance, GUEVARA's fronts began moving in Peru.

He also

claimed that GUEVARA had been on a tour of various latin

American countries at the time of his disappearance.

Through

the review of bulletins issued at the school, the students

were advised of the progress of revolutionary activities in

other Latin American countries.

MARQUEZ believed this

information to be true as some @ the information was

corroborated by United States radio stations.

believed that the Cubans infiltrated Latin America oy way

of Czechoslovakia. (S)

MARQUEZ claimed that he was placed oi the "SS Frucuba"

in January, 1966, where he was assigned as a cook. He had

been transferred

from the Unit of the western Army of the

Military Service to Navy Headquarters, Havana, Cuba, to

facilitate his transfer to the Merchant Marine.

Orders had

been issued to him through the Ministry of Security, of

G-2 is a branch.

While aboard ship, he was under the

ship's security department and his job was to spy on the

other members of the crew and report on their activities and

politicál outlook to the Ministry of Security. The Ministry

was concerned over the number of Cuban crewmen seeking asylum

in Canada. MARQUEZ considered himself to be a type of

political

commissar on board the ship. MARQUEZ Claimed to

have done nothing from December 20,

1965 to the ship's

departure from Cuba on January 22,

1966. When he was assigned

to the "ss Frucuba"

MARQUEZ first believed that he might

be going to peru, but prior to boarding the ship, he had to (5)

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sign an authorization for his wife to receive his pay and

also had to swear that he would fight for the freedom of the

people of Vietnam.

At this time, he did not know where he

was being sent. (S)

MARQUEZ claimed that one ANGEL, MARQUEZ PEREZ,

whoin

ine aid not further identify, had gone to Algeria and is now

in Cuba.

MARQUEZ also believed that he was very influential

and a member of G-2.15

Anti-CASTRO Activities du)

MARQUEZ informed the source that sometime after

while he was on duty with the CASTRO forces,

Cuba (not further identified) and asked to participate in a

. plan to sabotage the electrical®

supply for the

barracks at

La Piedra.

MARQUEZ claimed that he was in favor of the

activity, but felt that the plan would not work. He thus

stated that he remained neutral.

While he was on guard

duty, the electrical

supply unit was destroyed and MARQUEZ

was placed under arrest in San Cristobal for 15 days and his

loyalties were investigated. He claimed that several persons

were involved in this sabotage plan,

but that he did not know

their names.

MARQUEZ claimed further that an individual whom

he refused to identify for fear of reprisals, who was a high

government official and is still a member of the CASTRO

Government,

formulated the petition which freed MARQUEZ

from prison. MARQUEZ did claim that this individual is an

anti-Communist and does not

agree with the current system

in power in Cuba today.S

MARQUEZ claimed to have been a member of the

Movimiento de Recuperacion

Revolucionaria (MRR), from

October or November,

1959.

The Mo 28 a no-Communi (X/4)

"Cuban organization.

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MARQUEZ further claimed the MRR had its high

membership of approximately 1112 in November, 1959, but

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became inactive after that date due

to suppression by CuBA

the CAstRo Government. Its sounden

WaS TONYAVARONA, who

Is now in the

United States.

MANUE]

PrIME is the

current headland is living in Miami

SAMARQUEZ Claimed that CubA

this croup's activities in cuba ended by loss one furthenonet?

claimed to be in charge of a group that sold

to raise money for activities "of this group and also

distributed anti-CASTRO pamphlets. MARQUEZ further claimed

that there were five members in his group and that some

refused to name ids Iallow workers. (sf00 pamphlets, but he

they distributed from 400 to

MARQUEZ further claimed to be a member of the 30 de

Noviembre group after MRR began to disintegrate in April, 1963.

MARQUEZ stated that no meetings were held, but they

distributed slogans, leaflets, and pamphlets. He claimed

that this group was badly-organized and that he was only

an ordinary member.

The 30 de Noviembre organization

is an anti-communist Cuban*(&(m)

organization.

MARQUEZ claimed that he attempted to flee Cuba

during April, 1963, by means of a small boat..

Arrangements

through the MRR to leave

Cuba in May, 1963, but the owner informed the cuban authoritic.:

Further pathas matter. (s

not occur. He did not elaborate

c.

Individuals in the CASTRO Government

Known to MARQUEZ

*(5)

Individuals mentioned by MARQUEZ in their official

position during.

the

course

of the interview were: (5)

1.

El"France (Ihe

French) - This individual was

in charse of the training school in the

mountains at Las Minas de Fio when MARQUEZ

fans tone he CASTRO forces

He spoke

both French and Spanish.

CuBA

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JOHNNY

MITCHELL - An American who was captain

duBs

at La Piedra in June, 1960.

He reportedly placed

after the sabotage of the

MARe end apper at the baracks at la piedra.

3.

Captain First Name Unknown

ZANIGA - Was in

charge of guerrilla warfare school locäted on CuBA

"Ávenida Las Ocujes in 1965.

4. Lieutenant (First Name Unknown)

BERINGUER, - Chief

Supervisor rom Any Connand Headquarters, Havana, Cus

the guert ta warfare school.

The following were fellow students at the guerrilla

warfare school: 5

1.

MARIOAGANCHEZ -

BoRN approf, 1943

Height

Weight - 145 - 155

Hair - black, straight

Eyes - brown

Complexion - dark

Build - medium

No visible scars or marks

Single, resides Havana CuBA

Remarks: SANCHEZ was the Lieutenant ic of the

Fourth Battalion, Unit 3806.

2.

RAMON ECHAGUE -

BoRN appro 1910

Height 1 5

feet 7 inches

weight - 160 pounds

Hair - dark brown, wavy

Eyes - hazel

Complexion - dark

cust

Build - husky

3'1

No visible marks or scars.

No unusual characteristics.

Remarlos:

ECHAGUE was the Lieutenant i/c of the

Second Battalion, Unit 3806.

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4.

ROBERT

NUNEZ-

Age 20

Height

BoRN approte 1440

- 5 feet 10 inches

Weight - 160-170 pounds

Hair - dark, short

СивА

Face - firm, square

No visible marks or scars.

Married

Remarks: NUNEZ was attached to the second

Battalion, Unit 3806.

ROBÉRTO SOTOLONGO -

ge 21 BieN appror. 1945

eight - 5 feet 8 inche

Weight - 150-155 pounds

Complexion .dark

Hair - dark brown, wavy

Build - slim

Face - round, sharp features

No visible marks or scars.

Residence - Havana CubA

Remarks:

SOTOLONGO was attached to the Second

Battalion, Unit 3805.

5.

inches

Weight: - 140 pounds

Build - light

Complexion - dark

Hair - brown

Mulatto

СиВА

No visible marks or scars.

Remarks:

This man was

attached to the First

Battalion, Unit 3806.

is a nickname meaning

"'Shorty".

Subject

loes not know to what unit this man was

attached.

He was approximately 5 feet 2 inches in height,

dark complected, had wavy dark hair. He-was

very joyful.

cubA

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15565

7.

"FIGUERADS -commandante with the Technical

Department of Investigation (DTI) and a G-2 agent.

Height - 5 feet o inches, 130 pounds, 20 years o CuBA

individual

arranged to have MARQUEZ's brothe:-

in-law's sentence reduced.

The following were known to MARQuEz as members of

Cuban G-2: (S)

1.

EDUARDO SANCHEZ -

Investigating Officer for G-2.

Member pf Unit 3806.

Height.

- 5 feet 11 inches

BoRN approy. 1938

Weight - 160 pounds

Hair - black and kinky

Eyes

-brown

Face - Negio

Build - husky

Age 28 years

Married

No visible marks or scars.

Remarks:

Address - Havana Cute

"Originally. from

Oriente Province.

Very friendly, a good friend, interceded

on behalf on subject's brother-in-law

at subject's request.

(5)

Member of Unit 3806.

Height - 5 feet 9 inches

Born approx.

1940

Weight - 150 pounds

Hair - black

Eyes - dark

Face - found

Complexion - dark

Build - slight

Age - 26 years

Married

No visible marks or scars.

Cult

Remarks:

Speaks with accent of people from Oriente

Province.

Resides in Havana

This man is

a heavy drinker and has may girlfriends.

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Commandante

'Barbarroga"

Investigating Officer for

ded beard) -

Member of Unit 3000.

Height - 6 feet 1 inch

Weight: - 200 pounds

BoRN approx. 1928

Hair - reddish blond

Face - firm, square, with full reddish beard

Complexick - white

Build - robust

Age - 38 years

No visible marks or scars.

Married.

Remarks:

Serious type of person.

Resides in Havana.CuBA

Proper name unknown*

4. First lieutenant repinche"

(to pinch - which infers that he takes

everything very seriously.)

Investigating Officer for G-?.

BURNapproX 1944

Member of Unit 3806.

Height - 5 feet 6 inches - 5 feet 7 inches

Weight - 150-150 pounds

Hair - black and wavy

Eyes - brown

QuBA

Complexion - dark

Build - heavy set

Age - 22

No visible marks or scars.

Remarks:

He has a bad temper, is single, and

is the type of person who attempts to

describes him as being

name unknown.

• Proper

5.

"Pan Vieje"

Old bread)

Cist. in G-2.

Height - 5

feet 7 inches

Weight

- 140 pounds

Hair - black,

BoRN approv: 1932

kinky

Build - lean

Mulatto

Age - 34

Long scar on side of face, continuing to base of neck

Resides in Havana, formerly from Oriente Province; he

seemarried.

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He is a heavy drinker and has many

girlfriends.

His proper name is

unknown.

Subject advised that Pan

Viejo (meaning old bread) refers to

the fact that this man was formerly

of the mountains, having fought since

the beginning of

the revolution.

6.

Height - 5 feet

: 10 inches

Weight - 200 pounds

Build - husky

Hair - red

Complexion - ruddy

Face - heavily freckled

Age - 35 years

Married

Remarks:

BorN approx 1931

сива

Presently resides in Havana

He is

a quiet drinker.

As a friend he is

pleasant but where work is concerned

he is very stern.

Proper name unknown.

aka

7.

Pedro (Jast name unknowa)

(E]

Aleman) -

German.

Height - 5 feet 9 inches - 5 feet 10 inches

Weight - 145 pounds

Hair - blond and straight

Complexion - white and clear

30RN approp. 1946

Scar on chin.

Age - 20 years.

Single, born in Germany.

Remarks: He is a heavy drinker and has many

girlfriends.

He went to. Cuba to

fight in the CASTRo revolution.

The

Cuban Government sent him back to

East Germany.

8.

Brandis

(EIX

Leman, -

German.

Height

- 5 feet 9 inches

Weight

- 130 pounds

BORN La GermaNy

Hair - blond, straight

Eyes - green

BORNappro% 1948-1947

Complexion - white, clear

Build - thin

Age - 23-25 years.

CuBA

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Born in Germany, presently thougnt

of as

"free Germany"

• This person

is from Unit 3806. Subject advised

that these people were from the

same unit as himself and they often

held meetings in which they discusaid

people and their political outlook.

(5)

D. Past Residences and Employments

Of MARQUEZ

*(3)

MARQUEZ admitted belonging to the Fuerzes Armadas

(Armed Forces), Reserva del Ejercito (Army Reserve), Jover

Comunista

(communist youth), Comite: de Defensa (Defense

Committee), Cuadro Sindical

(Steel Union School). (5)

СивА

MARQUEZ claimed to have

Moron, Camaguey, Cuba, until he was seven years of age.

then resided with his grandmother, TROlLA PEREz, in Ciego

de Avila Camaguel Province from 1950 to 1953.

resided with his father's sister, ELOISA MARQUEZ, in

Pinalito Cerco Maestra

year, he and his an owed te I romance an a

vear, he and his aunt more to ta tomatast

suburb of Las Minas de Charco Redondo,

Oriente Province.

In April, 1958, MARQUEZ went to the mountains to join the

CASTRO fOrCES,.

trained at a school in Minas del Frio

where he learned the alphabet and

how to sign his name.

November, 1958, he left Mines del

Frio and went to Jiguani,

Oriente Province,

on December 19,

1958, with the rebels where

they remained until they left for Havana on January 1, 1959.

They arrived in Havana on January 8, 1959. From January 8,

1959 until May or June, 1960, he was a sergeant in the military

army barracks at La Piedra,

After his arrest in connection with the sabotage of the army

barracks at La Piedra and release, he was taken to Army

Headquarters, Havana, where he was given a six month leave

of absence from the army.

He then left Havana and resided

with an uncle, name unknown, at Ciego de Avila, Camaguey.

At the end of

four months,

he returned to Havana where he

resided with his mother until the completion of his leave.

He then returned to Army Headquarters, Havana, where they

extended his leave for an indefinite period in January or

February, 1951. He was also told to report to a reserve unit (5)

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at Guanaboca

February, 1963. He was then

Havana, and remained with it until January or

attached to another infantry unit

located

in Lauto, a suburb of Havana, until February, 1964.

In that month, he was transferred to

Unit 3806, which made

up one-fourth of the 2350th Division where he held the rank

of Lieutenant.

This reginent was responsible for organization

and training of Communists in military tactics. MARQUEZ

worked as a cook in the dining rooms under Plan Fidel until

2:00 p.m. when he worked as a military instructor.

From

August 2 to December 14, 1955, he attended guerrilla warfare

school.

On December 28, 1965,

he was transferred to the

Frucuba." where he remained until he

"jumped ship" in Halifax,

Nova Scotia, Canada. (S

E.

Information Regarding Cuban

Armaments

Source felt that MARQUEZ's knowledge of armament:

systems in Cuba appeared

to be

limited.

MArQuez claimed

that the most modern

aircraft in Cuba is the MIG 21, but

had no knowledge of the quantity or.

other detairs concerning

this aircraft.

He also spoke of a

"cone"

or nuclear

"cone"

planes which supposedly has a cone-shaped projectile held in

place at the nose of the plane by springs.

This projectile

is supposedly fired by the pilot and is believed by MARQuEZ

to be capable of a nuclear strike.

He first claimed to have

seen this plane on January 2, 1955, and to have seen it in

the air, but that it is based at san Antonio, Cuba. MARQUEL:

further claims that the Cuban Air Force also

has an unknow

umber of both propeller-driven and jet-powen aircrart takei

from the BATISTA Goverrment.

He believes the Air Force

numbers approximately 7000 to 8000 men. 6)

MARQUEZ believed Cuba's navy to be small and poorly

equipped, but he claims to only know that they have an

unknown number of Chinese torpedo boats. These boats carry

20 millimeter machine guns in the bow,

anti-aircraft cannon

and torpedo tubes

and are capable of speeds in excess of 30

knots per hour. (5)

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MARQUEZ Claimed that the Cuban Army issue rifle

is the Czechoslovakian R II automatic rifle, but that the army

Is also equipped with the Russian Lenin 14, and a Chinese

automatic rifle. The army is also equioped with World war IT

Russian tanks and trucks. MARQUEZ claims that large militan.

bases are located at San Cristobal, San Antonio, and Havana,

and that there are many radar stations located in the northern

portion of the country.

He also claims that there is a

general knowledge in Cuba that a rocket base is located

approximately 20 kilometers distant from Redondo, Moron,

Camaguey.

This base is reportedly manned by Russians and

guarded by units of the Cuban Army. MARQUEZ claimed this

is not based on any evidence that

he has seen.

He also

claims not to have any other knowledge regarding army

systems except that he believes all the major cities end

the

coastline are defended by anti-aircraft mplacements. (5)

Activities Since Arrival in Canada

1(z>5)

Source stated that during his stay in Halifax,

fades peted that he réceived mail from

One BOBEPTOPUIEREEOS 7940 15th Avenue, Adelpha lashinston,

@CAMPO 711 West Mist Street

Who are cousins to MAROUE

* RECAN COSTA and JUANNALVERA,

Source further advised that MARQUEZ seemed very

undecided during June or July, 1966, as to whether he would

return to Cuba or remain in Canada.

He appeared quite

worried regarding his wife who was suffering from kidney

trouble and in a Havana hospital. MARQUEZ also had written

to and received instructions from the Cuban Consulate in

Montreal, regarding

the procedure required to return to

Cuba. Source advised that the subject appeared worried

regarding possible action the Cuban Government would take

against him if he did return to Cuba.fe

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Source believed that MARQUEZ' education was

very limited and his spelling and grammar were quite poor.

MARQUEZ appeared to understand English much better than he

spoke it. The source also felt that MARQUEZ gave an

impression that he liked to be the center of attraction and

MARQUEZ was not towell-liked

by the other Cubans in Halifax and the source received

normation that he was disappointed that he had not beei

interviewed by the press upon his arrival in Canada. (5)

Source finally advised that MARQUEZ was velieved to

have illegally travelled to the United States in September,

1966, and he had some indication that MARQUEZ had turned

himself into the Immigration and Naturalization Service,

New York City. (S

Previously, on February 19, 1965, ME. SANTOS PIZARRO.

Apartment 3B East 100th street New York t

telephonically

contacted the New York Office of the Federal Bureau oI

Investigation (FBI) and advised the following:

PIZARRO is a merchant seaman and recently

returned from a cruise on the "SS Steel Admiral"; while

from the

"SS Fruit Cuba"

• On

which he had been a crewman. ")

MARQUEZ advised PIZARRO that he had been trained

in guerrilla warfare and had been placed on board the

"SS Fruit Cuba" to spy on the crew.

His reason for "jumping"

ship was that he was tired of the CASTRO regime and that he was

willing to relate to the appropriate authorities information

regarding CASTRO's plans for instigating an insurrection

in

Peru.'s

PIZARRO was requested by MARQUEZ to contact a

cousin of MARQUEZ now residing in New York City, ROLANDO

OCAMPOS, address unknown,with telephone number WA 7-0042.

MARQUEZ

requested PIZARRO to contact his cousin and to

request him to assist MARQUEZ in gaining entry into the

United States. OCAMPOS gould write his cousin through-Post

Office Box 129, Halifax, Nova Scotia.:

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On January 13, 1967, Mr. ROLANDO OCAMPO Y BELOSO,

Is west list street, New York City, was recontacted anc

requested his identity be concealed from the subject.

He

stated that MARQUEZ was in the United States, but he did

not know where he was now residing. MARQUEZ

had contacted

him upon arriving in New York City

sometime in September

and gave him the telephone number where he could be

contacted, 335-0628.

MARQUEZ later contacted him and stated

York City, and wanted to use OCAMPO as a reference.

told him that he would not allow this and he had the telephone

company change his telephone number so he would not be

further involved with MARQUEZ.

Since thet time, OCAMPO

stated that he had not heard

from MARQUEZ.

However, he learned some information regarding

luthorities.

OCAMPO, One JOSE LUIS GARCIAS had been betrayed by MARQUEZ

in 1962: GARCIAS had previously lived in Miami, Florida, and

was believed to have been an operative, for the Central

Intelligence Agency. Also, MARQUE was supposedly the

individual who turned in a MARTINPEREZ, his brother-in-law,

to the CASTRO authorities. At the

time of his arrest, PEREZ

had lived at Central Number 145%

Havana, Cuba.

OCAMPO stated that hé,

himself, had no personal

knowledge of these incidents, but that his

cubayhad more details.

He said that they are JosE rolande and

their current address,

held telephone number 351-0852.

He added that they did not

speak English and would have to be interviewed by a Spanish-

speaking Agent.

(x)

After hearing a resume of MARQUEZ' version of his

activities in Cuba, OCAMPO stated that he knew of several

discrepancies in the story k To his knowledge, MARQUEZ never

joined the CASTRO forces ur

til after the takeover in January,

1959. In fact, OCAMPO knew personally that MARQUEZ and. his

brother, ANGEL

MARQUEZ PEREZ, joined the BATISTA Army in

1958, in order to earn more money.

He was seen by OCAMPO

many

times parading around his hometown in his uniform.

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Despite his statement to the contrary, OCAMPO

stated that MARQUEZ had been arrested for a robbery in Moron,

Camaguey, in either 1955 or 1956.

To his knowledge, MARQUEZ

was not convicted of the crime.i

Also, during the period

alüer the CASTRO takeover he talked

1O MARQUEZ on the

street in Havana and MARQUEZ made mention of the fact that

he had some girls and was operating as a pimp. OCAMPO had

no details regarring this matter.

OCAMPO stared that MARQuEz' claim to have been a

member of the MRR in 1959 was & falsehood as he did nos

melieve that the organization was in existence at that time (e)(S)

The only other aromation that oCAMPo could

urnish was that the individua

• MARQUEZ identified as BARBAROGO: ....

may be identical with AINARDO ESCALONA

who used to be the

head of G-2 in Pinar del Rio

was well-nown among the

Cubans as a dangerous killer.

cust

On January 27, 1967, MrS. KATHERINE KARGA, Apartment

1C, 849 42nd Street, Brooklyn, New

York, advised that she

had resided in that building for abouttwo years.

She further

stated that she did not know any individual by the name of

JUAN RIVERA OT OLGA ACOSTA.

rested in Apart est eB, Me also did not iron who

On January 30, 1907, ROBERTO HERREPO CRESPO, 7949

15th Avenue, Adelphi, Maryland, advised he first heard from

the subject some time in mid-1955.

The subiect who was' in

Halifax, Nova Scotia, wrote to HERRERO advising him of his

whereabouts and requested money to obtain a visa so he could

enter the ünted states. (X)M)

HERRERO

Marques

said this was the first time helever eard fror

the subject; that he was not even aware of his existence prior to

that time.

HARRERO then advised that he either learnea from

he subject or his HERRERO's mother that the subject ha

narried a niece of his by the name of EMMA SUAREZ some time ir

late 1965,

in Cuba and HERRERO's

mother, as late as December, 1965,

advised that EMMA does

not know the whereabouts of

her husband, the subject. (CaM)

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