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METARIMEN

JUIrd. d 1962

Ord i5 May

1962,

2 PH debriefing of the

at about 1730 hours local, ANAVE conducted

following legal travelers

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Raquel La jILLA Gonzalez, PDOB: 0 Jan 1910. Havana AlAvenug

No.

36106 Narianao,

amploved as clerk in

Ministerio Comercio

Exterior,

Department of "Empresas y

Altmentos", Foreign Exchance'

Section.

Subject has been

militant in the DRE since

and confidant for contacts in thetr

working as, dressergei

clandestine net).

19090yal apparat (not the

Subject audied ia siami on PAA Flight

122 on 15 May 1962.

LACECILIA LATILLA GONZaleZ, PDOB[& June]1913, Havana.

OS TAVCRUC 12 NO 3G1D Marianno, Havana.

subject is sister of a.

Student

above and has assisted her in a

similar capacity..

aMirIam BARO Esteva

Previncein falle

PDOB: 26 Oct/ 1937,

Palma Soriano, Oriente

300, Yedado, Havana.

In Miami;

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220 NE 26th Terrace, Niami. Subject was employed-as

receptionest in the office of her brotheri curios BARO, Do

In Miamt on PAA Fliüht 422 on

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Subjects' a and b are sisters and were questioned together..

hoth were norced that

and clear with rarely any interference jamming.

Program content was

wasgribed as pencrally good, gave i morale boost to the audience and

becoming popular.

3.

In commenting on Radio Las Americas,

they pointed out that

they. had not heard it or attempted to tune in 'because they felf the

qualtty was much the same as its predecessor,

"Radio Swan" which lost

its prestige prior to and during the April 1961 invasion attempt. Both

declared this was a general opinion among their acquaintances.

4.

Subjects commented

very favorably on programs heard

station XEN, Mexico

and WRUl,

New. York,

describing reception and con-

tent as good and witli large audlences in Cubr.

5.

refeciling

to.other. grograms,

subjects reported that on

1 May,

rclatives

in the Matanzas area teleplioned them in Havana to tell

that the "students"

(DRE) were on again (I Intrusion).

AlSO,

later in the day,

frtends in the Vedado aren called to tell them to

tune into Channel, 2;

that there was a program there (about. 2115 hours

local).

were

Unfortunately,

they had already sold their TV set since they

leaving

500n

Both

agreed that the system of announcing the TV

intrusion broadcasts over CONTE Aguero's program. on WRUL &

few minutes

prior to the

intrusion

the key to lage audiences.

Almost all

GOC oppositionists

upon hearing this announcement,

start telephoning

their friends to tune

into the TV Channel announced.

lie DRE internal organization, subjects reported

not bech active recently and not witting

They were aware, however,

that the DRE internal net was

waiting for the infiltration

Of AMHINT-S3 DI ANHINT-2 tO bilef them on

the situation in exile and what support would be forthconing. They.

rciterated the reports on two bombs set off in the university aren by

the DRE and burning of cane and henequen fields in Matanzas and Lis

When querted on disturbances in Las Villas and'or datanzas on

or about 3 May, they replied that they heard the persistent rumor that

a unit (company or regiment unknown) of militia had bolted and gone

up into the Escambray

Nountains.

No further details were known.

When questloned on wiltten propaganda such as flysheets or

clandestine newsheets, both declared that the last propaganda

seen was

the clandestine issue on

"Trinchera" (DRE Organ),

other pro-

paganda sheets had been seen since before tie April invasion.

impression on anti-CASTRO propaganda in

general they

too negative: that while the

exiles and

before the people with

some proposal that was hased either on truth,

had a ring of truch in it,

or al least appealed to the masses. That

some of thiel contacts with young girls who served as "briradistas":.

(rural tutors in the campalyn for literacy) turned up interesting

remarks.

These girls claimed

that many of the country folk would

anio hands in dismay

when Communism was

mentioned to them. and

•thinn to do with communism, and yet

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subjects also folt that propaganda should

toward that sector of cubans that are not fanatic Fidelistas or

communists, and

hare not commited. themselves to the opposition movement

for such reasons as indolence, lack of courage,

or economic docibility:

Raquel remarked that our propaganda seemed to be divided

broad cateruries, one

directed at or attacking the hard-core Fidelistas,

and the other for oppusition movement consumption.

Subject e above was debriefed for her report on reception of

• FALCON broadcast in Havana on 1 May 1962.

She stated that she was:

called by a friend at about 2100 hours on 1 May and told that the DRE

Trinchera program was being

broadcast over Channel 2 at that moment.'

Miriam turned on her TV and

does not recall how high she had to turn. up

the volume, but to her recollection,

not higher than normal. She. neard

very clearly,

the monologue rebuttal of the CASTRO speech carlier that

She immedintely called two of her friends and subsequently:

received calls from them and others on reception of the program.

account of parts uf the program and the tres stated agree with WAVE'

file coples of the program script.

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