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[35]1. The following was prepared by Bes
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[39]| 2. The information below was acquired through interro-
[40]gation of cC-4276, Mario Enrique Eugenzao MARTIN E @
[41]Delgado, M.D., a Cuban refugee and former resident of Havana
[43]City who left Cuba on 22 December 1969. Subsource is a medical
[44]doctor who was employed at. Havana Psychiatric Hospital (Mazorra)
[46]from 1959 to December 1965 Sos:
[47]ie Ate
[50]fall a. /Dr/ Jose Angel USTAMAN TE O'Leary
[51](201-022396), Psychiatrist, studied medicine ato
[52]Havana University in the same class as -subsource's - .
[53]father-in-law, Dr. Enrique .CA.5 U SO Casuso, N.D.,
[54]employed aS an orthopedic surgeon at the Havana
[55]psychiatric Hospital. According to sitbsource's
[56]father-in-law, Subject was very active politically J
[57]during his university studies; he belonged fo the
[58]~~ Student Left Wing (Ala Izquierda Estudiantil) at |
[59]Havana University, which organization followed PSP
[60]‘directives. When Subject had completed his medical. be.
[61]studies, he directed his political activities at ~
[62]the National Medical College and controlled the
[63]College for several years prior to 1959, during
[64]which years he was able to select the presidents: of
[65]- the College. , 4 ;
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[120]that Bustamante is. De Cordoba and Bustamante travel
[122]Nourophysiology institute (formerly Higher Nervous
[123]Activity Institute), Academy of Scicnees: subsource
[124]thinks that Subject is also Professor of Medical i
[125]Psychology at Havana University. Subject is a very !
[126]well trained psychiatrist and has always cnjoyed
[128]great prestige as such; nevertheless, he has always
[130]been reputed to have very low morals, and in medical i
[131]circles is "famous" as a woman chaser. He is widely ‘ 7
[132]reputed to attempt to seduce his female patients and . :
[133]his colleagues' wives. Major Bernabe ORDAZ , ;
[134]Director of Havana Psychiatric Hospital, considers i
[135]Subject to be a vulgar political schemgr utterly
[137]lacking in personal prestige among Cuban “new"
[139]Communists; Ordaz has statéd that he considers that
[141]Subject wants to control Cuban psychiatric practice
[143]for his on personal benefit.
[145]c. When Castro took power, Subject surprisingly
[146]abandoned the Immediate Action medical doctors’ party {
[147]and joined the recently organized Revolutionary Medical
[148]Party; Ordaz did not join this party until 1960.
[149]In medical circles, Subject is reputed to collaborate
[150]with the DSE in brain-washing activities, but subsource
[151]had never seen any direct indications of such : “
[153]collaboration. a NEN
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[155]d. /Drf ‘Armando *DE CORDOVA , Psychiatrist,“
[156]employed as a professor at Havana University, is
[157]a good psychiatrist about 70 years old vho has always
[158]been 2 leftist but is not the type of immoral person
[160]together to almost al] the psychiatric congrésses
[162]held abroad; according to Major Bernabe Ordaz, the two
[163]of them would like to take over the Havana Psychiatric
[164]Hospital, and base their desire on the inact that Ordaz
[165]is not a psychiatrist. In subsource's opinion, they
[166]will never be successful in replacing Ordaz, because
[167]Ordaz enjoys the backing of both Fidel Castro and
[168]Celia Sanchez, who are good friends of his.
[170]e. Subsource has known a Dr. Fdmundo GUTIERREZ
[171]Agramonte, Psychiatrist, since 1959; Gutierrez is
[172]Director of the magazine of Havana Psychiatric Hospital
[173]and attends psychiatric congresses held abroad. He is
[174]a competent psychiatrist and has an office located on
[175]Calle 23, corner of Calle 18, Vedado, Havana City.
[176]In subsource's opinion, he is antiregime although he
[178]tee sated orn
[180]speaks in favor of the regime when with proregime 4 :
[182]persons, and against the regime when with antiregime § i
[184]persons. He does not belong.to the PCC cell at the fa ‘
[185]a
[187]hospital and is not a militiaman. In an assembly held
[188]at the hospital in 1969 with the express purpose of
[189]increasing the number of members of the PCC cell, no
[190]one proposed Gutierrez as a possible aspirant. Gutierrca
[191]is about 50 years old and was married about February 196
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[201]oyndy f..Dr/ 4N\XIGNAGARA v/, whose first
[202]-. (': 7-*name subsotrce thinks is Ruben, worked at Havana
[203]fe : Psychiatric Hospital (formerly Wazorra) prior to
[205]1959. He dis proregime but not an extiemisi, aic
[206]docs not appear to be “willing to die for the
[207]regime". Mignagaray was proposed. as-an aspirant
[208]to the PCC cell at the lospital, in an assembly
[209]held in 1969, but stated that he had a defect
[210]consisting in the fact that he was in love. Subsource
[211]did not know whether he was accepted as an aspirant.
[212]In mid-December 1969, Dr. Cristino Cabello, employed
[213]as a psychiatrist at Havana Psychiatric Hospital,
[214]told subsource that Mignagaray had told him that he
[215](Cabello) would have to take over Migutgaray's ward
[216]because he was going abroad to attend a psychiatric
[217]congress; subsource could give no further information
[218]on the congress or Mignagaray's date of departure.
[219]Mignagaray is described as a light-skinned mulatto,
[220]‘about 5'9" tall, weight about 160 pounds, 60-65
[221]years old, brown eyes, greying hair, married; Ssubsource |
[222]thought he had three children.
[224]1
[226]: g. Dr. Lino Bernabe FERNANDEZ Martinez,
[227]Psychiatrist, joined the anti-Castro counterrevolutionary
[228]forces in the Escambrzy mountains a few months before
[229]the Playa Giron invasion; he was arrested shortly
[230]before said invasion and sentenced to 30 years in
[231]prison. Subsource had met him when both were students ¢
[232]at Belen High School; their friendship continued at .
[233]Havana University, when both were members of the
[234]Havana University Catholic ‘Group, and later as members
[235]of the Movement for the Recuperation of the Revoluticn
[236](MRR). Subsource took leave of Fernandez the day that
[237]the latter joined the anti-Castro counterrevolutionaries,
[238]and never saw him again. When subsource visited his
[239]‘brother-in-law, Enrique Casuso,. held first on the
[241]’ Isle of Pines, then at La Cabana and later at the
[242]Guanajay Jail, he habitually asked for news of
[243]Dr. Fernandez; the information he received made him
[244]-believe that Fernandez is one of the most respected
[245]prisoners because of his bravery and equilibrium.
[246]Fernandez was mentioned as ‘an example of integrity.
[247]Other prisoners such as Dr. Andres CAO , Juan
[248]BUSTAMANTE , and Antonio GARCIA’ told
[250]- subsource that Fernandez! attitude had not varied.
[252]Fernandez' wife, Emilia LUZARRAGA , who
[253]frequently visited subsource professionally (subsource
[254]was her psychiatrist), also told subsource that
[255]Fernandez’ attitude was firmly antiregimne: ‘Luzarraga
[256]is also antiregime. : .
[262]‘h. Vicky ANDRIAL , a friend of Emilia
[263]. Luzarraga's who sometimes accompanicd her on her
[264]‘visits to subsource, is married to Dr. Armando ZA LD
[265]Pita, M.D., aka “Manduco", who is incarcerated at the
[266]Guanajay Jail. Subsource thought that he had been in
[267]jail since before the Playa Giron invasion; he had
[268]belonged to both the Havana University Catholic Group
[269]and the MRR. Subsource's brother-in-Jaw, Enrique Casuso
[270]ae - and Vicky Andrial both told subsource that Dr. Zaldivar &
[271]ao] -]—----- + ---gontinued-to be-unyielding in his: antiregime-attitude,
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[282]4. Vicky Andrial lives in Miramar, Havana, : z
[283]the wife of Rino P’ U 1G, :
[284]subsource did ° mo :
[286]with Iliana ARANGO
[288]imprisoned at La Cabana since 1961; :
[289]not know the length of Puig'ts sentence but did know : i
[290]that he had refused to accept "rehabilitation". aa my
[291]Andrial works at the Canadian Embassy in Havana, : :
[295]OSHA
[297]Arango also works at an embassy: in Havana, but subsource
[299]did not know which.
[301]Church, Havana City.
[303]3. Further questions on members of MARTINEZ’ wife's
[304]family, per References B and C, are being adked and answers
[305]will be forwarded when available.
[307]; Both Andrial and Arango are
[308]regime and teach the catechism to children at Reina
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[427]refutes ite Cuba, engineering technician who arrived as a
[428]“© 40 Bpudn on 30 January 1970, produced the following story;
[430]7 €
[431]. Hourocitt ims the first two weeks of January i970,
[432]é Mtbn a peg oither, Jose F. BOTET who still is in
[433]i the feudal him that he had met in Havana a Dr. MOLINA
[434]: litinot " physician who has been residing in Chicago,
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[437]fathey ere the past 20 years. MOLINA told Source's
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[442]t he had come to Cuba to see the psychiatrist
[443](Jose BUSTAMANTE O'Leary, 201-022396 7)
[444]Bum Ww; rumors said has been involved in helping,
[445]Lac Way ov other, Cuban political.prisoners in
[446] CAlitin, BOTET's father recalled that MOLINA had
[447]the cuter who was just finishing a prison term a
[448]lenge bored for counterrevolutionary activities) .and
[449]WOLINAS that MOLINA's visit was related to: this fact.
[450]Reang hoo wid not confirm this, nor did he reveal what
[451]departiy ded to enter Cuba... At the time of Source's
[452]a Untortnee 29 April 1970, MOLINA was still in Havana.
[453]Untortinn tory, Source could not recall MOLINA's full |
[454]in sont emembers having seen him briefly in New York
[455]ito ie MOLINA is age 63/64, white, 5'8" tall, .
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[463]" political prisoners, it may be that MOLINA is
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[644]DOc. MICRO. SER.
[646]Reference: DIRECTOR 27502
[648]l. The following was prepared by®
[650]2. The information below was acquired through ¢
[651]interrogation of CC-4033, Dr. Hector WILTZ Laneis,
[652]refugee and formér resident of Nuevo Vedado, linbena, who left
[653]Cuba on 19 March 1969 and has been a professional colleague
[654]of Subject for many, years.
[656]a. Dr. Jose *BUSTANENTE O'Leary, psychiatrist,
[658]was brought up by his aunts; he does not know the
[659]identity of his mother. He, together with Raul Roa,
[660]Justo Carrillo, and others, comes from the ranks of
[661]the left wing of the student movement: he joined the-
[662]Communist Party of Cuba in 1938 and, in 1944, supported
[663]presidential candidate Dr, Carlos Saladrigas in the
[664]presidential elections held that year. . When Dr. Grau
[665]was elected President, Subject: concentrated. on his
[666]professional activities, earning considerable pres-
[667]tige and acquiring a good practice, while maintaining a
[668]his political relationships with senators, cdélonos, ¢@
[669]etc. In 1952, the year of the coup d'etat, Dr, Bustamente
[670]had such friendly relations with both presidential
[672]. candidates that, if the general elections scheduled
[673]for June. 1952 had been held, Subject would have been
[674]made (a) Vice-Minister of Foreign Relations if Dr. “Agramonte
[675]had been elected, and (b) Minister without cartera
[676](portfolio) if Dr. Hevia had been elected. ”
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[704]; b. ‘After the, 10 March 1952 coup d'etat,”
[705]i" Subject: opposed the de facto government in ;
[707]’ Spite of-nas ciose relations with Dr: MORALES
[708]del Castillo, who offered Subject the post of
[709]Consulting Counsellor (Consejero Consult ivo)
[711]. Which post Subject rejected. Subject began to
[712]conspire against the regime with Justo Carrillo
[713]and Dr, Araujo, constituting the organization ~
[715]. called the Montecristi Group. Subject continues
[717]“ to maintain a close relationship with Dr. Araujo,
[718]now President of- the Cuban Nedical Collcge,
[719]Professor of the School of Medical Sciences of
[720]Havana University, and functionary of the Higher
[721]Nervous Activity Research Institute.
[723]c. After the 1 January 1959 Revolution,
[725]Subject hastened to exploit the Communist con-
[726]_ tent. of the Revolution and participated directly
[727]in the denunciation of Dr. Urrutia. One of
[728]‘Urrutia's assistants was Subject's patient and
[729]informed Sutject of events occurring within the
[730]Presidential Palace, Subject then consulted with
[731]Raul Castro and denounced Dr. Urrutia as anti-
[732]Communist.
[734]d. Subject is very intelligent, very com-
[735]petent, and an extraordinarily hard worker. He :
[736]is Professor of Psychology at the Havana University bh
[737]Medical School, and Director of the Higher Nervous e :
[738]Activity Research Institute. During the decade :
[739]1950-60, he held a high post within the Cuban
[740]Medical College and was President of the World
[742]' Medical Group; during this decade he made many
[743]vasits to the USA on matters related to:his pro-
[744]fessional activities. po _
[746]. e. It has been commented that Subject performed
[747]“brain washing" activities for the Havana DSE. .
[748]‘During the period: in 1966 that subsource was held
[749]prisoner at Villa Marista, he did not sec Subject;
[750]subsource has never heard anyone state that he
[751]actually saw Subject at Villa Marista. In subsource's
[752]opinion, if Subject has ever worked for the MININT,
[753]it was probably as professor of psychology in classes
[754]. given to MININT personnel; subsource presumes that
[755]~ . the classes would have been similar to those that
[756]Subject gave to Cuban artists.
[758]. f. In 1956, Subject acquired an extraordinarily
[760]beautiful mistress that he still continues to visit |
[761]. and support. This mistress, Manolita Canto, was
[763]divorced by her husband, Salup (fnu), after a-private
[764]' detective hired by the husband surprised Subject and
[766]Canto in a hotel room in Miami, Florida; subsequently,
[768]U.S. immigration authorities prohibited Subject. from
[770]entering the U.S.A. Canto had. had one son by. her -
[772]husband; when her husband died, the son inherited
[774]the father's wealth, which was considerable: The
[776]laws against private -property promulgated by the
[777]‘Castro regime undermined Canto's economic position
[779]to the point that she has had. to go to work; she now
[781]works at the INIT (National Tourist Industry Institute),
[783]located at 23 and L Streets, Vedado, Havana City.
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[820]Subject surrendered his private practice to the Cuban’
[821]Government, and receives only his salary as Director
[823]- of the Hygher Nervous Activity Research Institute, .
[824]which salary amounts to 800 Cuban pesos; this salary
[825]is insufficient to permit Subject to maintain his
[826]own home and his mistress's separate home and to lead
[827]the type of life to which he was accustomed,
[831]g. Subject is described as lacking in, nermal
[832]affections, cold and. calculating, .a typical schizoid
[833]interested only in himself, never makes a friendly. o.
[834]gesture, has almost no friends.” ‘Subject is generally: .. -°
[835]disliked and has many enemies who feel real‘hate towards
[836]him. The young Revolutionary medical doctors refuse
[837]to have anything to do with him. Fidel Castro does
[838]not know who Subject is and has certainly never been
[839]treated by Subject or received psychiatric treatment
[840]from any other psychiatrist. Subject must be very un--
[841]happy and downcast at his present situation: His
[842]income is insufficient forhis normal mode of life;
[843]he no longer travels extensively abroad (formerly,
[844]he traveled abroad every three months); he holds no
[845]representative office; he is not politically or socially
[846]prominent and, indeed, no one pays him the slightest
[847]attention. Subsource states categorically that he
[848]believes that "Dr. Bustamente would be willing to
[849]accept any offer. He would take the bait if given
[850]half a chance."
[854]: s . . ¢ an
[855]h. The trip that Subject made to the USSR in : ' os
[857]the early 1960's was a "pleasure trip." So far as pope
[858]subsource knows , Subject received no training in the .
[859]‘USSR. ~ Se es. oR : an rn te
[861]i. Subject is not known to have any relations
[862]with SovBloc officials Havana. He-does maintain :
[863]close relations: with( Dr yFtopez Sanchez (f{nu), an C47. i ‘tedsy :
[864]old-guard Communist - -of the so-called. microfaction © = 9 ~ "+ [!
[865]Who holds the post of Secretary of, the Cuban Academy oR
[866]of Sciences. Corte. t oS. 6ybO Sn hee Sk 174
[870]_j. Fidel Castro is a pathological schizo-
[871]paranoid reform-type personality, . which personality
[873]k. Raul Castro is just the opposite of what he appears
[874]to be and is more “human" than Fidel Castro; he has
[875]fovnded a home, takes an interest in his family, etc.
[876]He suffers froma homosexual complex, as denoted by his
[877]hoarse voice. .
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[882]2, Armando Hart is 9 hysterical tyre who believes k
[883]that his wife dominates him. His wife suffers from . u
[884]a complex based on the fact that she is much older than i
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[1202]SOURCE
[1204]A member of a group of Cuban enigres who have been trained in
[1205]the techniques of information collection and who have provided
[1206]useful reports Since early 1962, from CC-3524, Ramon Alberto
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[1257]fiavana City who left Cuba on 22 January 1968. Source Studicd .
[1258]medicine at Havana University until September 1966, when he :
[1259]completed his fifth year before abandoning his studies: fron :
[1260]Sept 1967 to January 1968, he worked as a translator of medica]
[1261]texts at the Navional Information Center for Medical Licensis,
[1262]23 and N Streets, Vedado, Havana City. He visited twice the
[1263]main building of the National Center for Scientific Research,
[1265](CNIC), the second time in mid-July 1966. Paragraphs 8, 71.
[1266]and 14 from Elizado Maso Marcoleta, who had worked with Dr,
[1267]Mora and was familiar with "all of the research projects of
[1268]the CNIC." Paragraph 9 from Carlos J.. Finlay’s brother, Miguel
[1269]Pinlay, with whom source spoke in mid-January 1965. Paragraph”
[1270]36 from Dr. Jesus Peres, professor of endoctrinology, from
[1271]whom source acquired the information in July 1966, and from
[1273]« Elizalde Maso Marcoleta. Source visited the Gastroentcrology
[1274]Institute in mid-August 1966 and Dr. Llanio accompanied him ons.
[1275]a tour of the installations (Paragraph 40). Source visited
[1276]the Psychology and Neurophysiology Institute in mid-May 1966
[1277]and Dr, Leonel Valles, who was employed at this institute,
[1278]aocompanied him on a tour of the installations. Paragraph 45,
[1279]and mcst of paragraph 44, from Dr. Valles. Paragraph 47 fron.
[1281]Dr. Cosme Ordonez, a forner professor of sources's and Director
[1282]of the Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute.
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[1334]- 1.. (Summary: The National Center for Scientific Research
[1335]: (CNIC) is an autonomous organization controlled by the Office
[1336]: of the Prime Minister, who appointed. the Director, Dr. Wilfredo:
[1337]Torres, M.D,, and other important executives, The CNIC exists:
[1338]basically to perform scientific researcn and to train porsonnel
[1339]i for employment as (a) CNIC researchers, (b) researchers for the
[1340]a National Research Institutes that collaborate with the CNIC,
[1342]: : (ce) medical school faculty members, (d) industrial scicntistc,
[1343]: : ; (ec) and researchers and workers in the pure sciences, The CNIC.
[1344]Pe, has departments of Biochemistry, Ultracentrifugation, Electronic
[1345]wicroscopy, Medical Botany, Microbidogy and Virology, and: Bio-
[1346]mechanics and Biomedical Studies. The CNIC graduate training
[1347]program for medical doctors confers the degree of Doctor of
[1348]Basic Sciences upon completion of the three-year }..cgram; in
[1349]the future, the CNIC will also graduate Noctors of Pure Sciences
[1350]The National Research Institutes, of which there are at least }
[1351]are organized by médical specialties and work in coordination
[1352]with the CNIC but are subordinate to the MINSAP. — All are
[1353]clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients.
[1354]These institutes include the Institutes of Endocrinology, ;
[1355]- _. Nephrology, Hematology, Gastroenterology, Neurology and Neuro- 1
[1356]: surgery, Physiopathology, Psychology and Neurophysiology, :
[1357]i Hygiene and Epidemiology, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery,
[1358]Microbiology and Virology, Angiology, and Parasitology.)
[1360]x,
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[1365]I
[1366]i
[1367]i
[1370]i
[1372]i
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[1376]i 2. The National Center for Scientific Research (Centro
[1378]| Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas, CNIC) is located in . j
[1379]| Reparto Siboney (formerly Country Club), Marianao, Havana Pro- i
[1380]H : . vince, next to the Victoria de Giron premedical school (formerly
[1382]| : Colegio Sagrado Corazon), and occupies several impressive new 5
[1383]i
[1387]i
[1389]|
[1391]1
[1393]buildings; in addition, large private homes in the area have
[1395]. been equipped as laboratories and residences for CNIC personnel.
[1397]oes - As of mid-November 1967, some of the residences were occupicd by
[1399]. ; . foreign scientists.
[1401]° .
[1403]3. The CNIC is an autonomous organization controlled by
[1404]the Office of the Prime Minister, through which its funds are
[1405]budgeted. Important matters concerning the CNIC are handled
[1407]no personally by Fidel Castro, whose approval is required for
[1408]foreign exchange expenditures.such as the purchase of equipment.
[1410]_ contracting of foreign personnel, trips abroad by CNIC per-
[1411]: _ sonnel, and recruiting campaigns aimed at foreign scientists.
[1412]. - Fidel Castro, rather than ex-Minister Machado Ventura, appointed
[1413]~ rs ce the director and other important CNIC executives. Dr. Wilfredo
[1414]: : forres, M,D., hematologist, is CNIC director. The Public Health
[1415]bo. Ministry (MINSAP) plays no part in the supervision of the CNIC
[1416]toto, i and cannot influence the decisions of its executives.
[1418]ne eae eee te
[1420]4, The organization and functions of the CNIC are con-
[1421]fidential alfhough not secret, and any person who has contact
[1422]with medical professors can acquire some information on the
[1424]— -. CNC. Since ahout June 1967, an ID card.issued by the CNIC to
[1425]“+ dts employees is required to enter the CNIC’ buildings and the
[1426]. _ private homes that have been equipped as laboratories and resi-
[1428]‘5. CNIC activities are oriented towards three fundamental |
[1429]objectives, namely: . . . ot S
[1431]a, Scientific research related to the medical sciences. «
[1433]L - -rv > pb, The preparation of highly qualified research and
[1434]> - ; - professorial personnel for employment, after gradu-
[1435]oo + _ atdon, as (1) CNIC researchers, (2) researchers of H
[1436]: a : _ The National Research Institutes (see bdow), ¥ _
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[1461]C-0~N-F-I-D-E-N-T. -L ; a os. - Pape 3 of 42 Pages :
[1463]-and the synthesis of:a steroid hormone from stigmasterol, a
[1464]sugar-cane by product. . . : .
[1466]"steroid hormone from stigmasterol had failed and will almost
[1467]‘ surely continue to fail because stigmasterol is un inert
[1469]‘project, the biochemistry of lipides in cardiovascular diseases,
[1471]‘chemistry. As of mid-November 1967 it contained the most moder; |
[1473]> ; aN.
[1474]CS-311/07089- 68
[1476](3) members of the faculty of the three Cuban medical
[1477]schools (referred to as schools of. medical sciences)
[1479]- located in Havana City, Santa Clara, and Santiago de _
[1480]Cuba, and (4) biochemists and microbidogists in indus--
[1481]tries related to ti sedical sciences, such as the
[1482]pharmaceutical industry.
[1484]c. The prepcration of personnel for.work in the pure |
[1485]sciences; this third objective constitutes amore.
[1486]‘ambitious but long-range goal that was still: in the |
[1487]organizational and planning stage in January 68, “Part 2 oL.
[1488]of the personnel so trained would remain at the. Center ta
[1489]as CNIC researchers;. part would join the faculties of : |
[1490]the university schools of pure sciences, and part would. i
[1491]enter Cuban industry to work on the applications of i
[1492]technology to production, ; .
[1494]Scientific Research = - a :
[1495]6. Scientific research related to the medical sciences
[1497]is done at both the CNIC and at the National Research Institutes,
[1499]The general directives for such research are oriented towards;
[1501]& Theexperimental verification of conclusions arrived at,
[1502]or discoveries made, by foreign scientists, This work
[1503]of verification is effected (1) principall» in order
[1504]to train Cuban personnel in the methods of higher re.
[1505]Search, but also (2) as an attempt to contribute in-
[1506]formation complementary to the discovery,
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[1512]i
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[1515]‘b, Original research work done by Cuban personne] advised
[1516]‘ by foreign scientists, This work is directed towards
[1517](1) the attainment of results of international inpor-
[1518]tance to be used in propaganda praising Castro's
[1519]education system, and (2) the achievement of discoveries
[1520]“in applied science that would serve either as an econ-
[1521]omic saving or to earn foreign exchange. AS of wid-
[1522]January 68, CNIC research projects had producea nothing
[1523]of scientific importance, During the first half of 67
[1524]Fidel Castro ordered the CNIC.to orient all its re-
[1525]..Search projects towards production technology so that -
[1526]“.© . the foreign exchange invested in the projects could be
[1527]; partially recovered through improved production.
[1531]7. Department of Biochemistry. -The most important of the
[1532]CNIC departments is the Department of Biochemistry; it occupies
[1533]several new buildings and former private homes. Jt is headed hy
[1534]Dr. Mora (fnu), a Chilean microbiologist. This department was
[1535]conaucting research on polarimetry, enzymology, spectograply,
[1537]8, As of mid-January 1968, all attempts to synthesize a
[1539]steroid lacking in biological activity,
[1541]9. Dr. Carlos J, Finlay, M,D,, was preparing a restich
[1542]thesis for the degree of Doctor of Basic Sciences; his research
[1544]is of scientific interest although not of international. inpor-.
[1545]tances” ~ So a ws -
[1547]10, Department of Ultracentrifugation, Although nominal .y : i
[1548]a separaté department, the Department of Ultracentrifugation . ho
[1549]in fact functions as a subdivision of the Department of Bio- °
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[1563]centrifuges then available, Its hasic function is the analysis —
[1564]or separation of the diverse elements that constitute a bio-
[1565]logical substance, : . _ . . ;
[1569]nen a rlead.
[1571]11. Department of Electronic Microscopy. This- department. was
[1572]functioning in November I967 and contained two-electron micro-
[1573]scopes of the highest quality, one Polish-made and the other
[1574]believed to be Japanese. It was performing research in cytology,
[1575]ultrastructure (the wltremisrescopic structure of tissues of
[1577]: living beings), crystallography, and the three-dimensional -
[1579]oy spatial structure of certain biological substances.
[1581]12. DEpartment of Medical Botany. This departuent is headed
[1582]by a very inlolTigent and cultured Spanish agrones.i:st named
[1583]Guillermo Cid who has been in Cuba since 1940. It is effecting
[1584]a systematic study of Cuban flora in order to deteruinue the
[1585]pharmacological and therapeutical properties of Cuban plants.
[1586]The department works in coordination with the experimental
[1587]station in Santiago de las Vegas that is directed by the eminent
[1588]92-year old Dr, Juan Tomas Noig Mesa, who is the greatest Cuban
[1589]expert on Cuban and tropical Tldora and one of the greatest
[1590]authorities in the. world on medicinal plants, In addition, the
[1591]department has the cooperation of all the experimental] agron- :
[1592]omical stations in Cuba, which send the department samples of !
[1593]any plant considered worth. investigation; the department con- ood
[1595]_ducts an exhaustive analysis of such samples, The research has
[1596]two objectives: ; a ae
[1598]a. The utilization of the curative properties of the
[1599]plants, which constitute a cheap supply of national
[1600]raw materials and can replace many imported pro-
[1601]ducts, . : .
[1603]5. _— . 7. be. The launching on the world market of competitive
[1604], : . pharmaceutica] products, following the example
[1605]. of Red China and Bulgaria. ;
[1606]oo 13, The work of the Department of Medical Botony will pro- t
[1607]ct ’  pably be successful because of (a) the qualifications and com- :
[1609]petence of its director, Guillermo Cid, (b) the extraordinary
[1610]impulse that has ‘been imparted to its research program, and
[1611]Ss (c) the extraordinary richness of Cuban flora-in medicinal plants.
[1613]I
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[1617]of 14, Department of Microbilogy and Virology. This depart-
[1618]t . ment is very well equipped and manned. It haS ultracentrifuges
[1619]i . and isolated installations for virus cultures, and installations
[1620]| for experimental animals. : : - :
[1621].
[1622]i
[1624]15, Biomechanics and Biomedical Studies. Biomechanics is
[1625]the study of the bidlogical activity OI Yiving organisms fron
[1627]4 -: "the point of view of the physicochemical Jaws that govern them.
[1628]! ; As of September 1966, a department that would do research on bio-
[1629]- mechanics was being organized within the CNIC. The Cuban Govern- H
[1631]ment is aware of the enormous medical importance of the appli- ee
[1632]ae cation of cybernetics (problem solving by electronic computers) | -
[1633]rr to the analysis, organization, and resolution of the very complex
[1634]physicochemical problems that the biology of living -beings. pre-- ;
[1635]sents; the Government is.attempting to organize. this departnent, i
[1636]which will train highly qualified personnel and import. electronic t
[1637]computers (a) for the study of the complex. physicochemical pro-~ .f
[1638]H
[1640]|
[1642]a
[1644]blems relnted principally to hematology, neurophysiology, and
[1645]_ cardiology and cardiovascular surgery, and (b) for the couputa—
[1646]tion for public health purposes of the vast amounts -of- public--) --.--.:-
[1647]poe health data of different types that the MINSAP region. organi- :
[1648]i zations would provide, , . oO
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[1665]16. The research projects of this department were to be -
[1667]directed fundamentally towards the study and electronic compu+
[1668]‘tation of the modification ir both healthy and sick persons of
[1669]such: biologicul parameters as hemodynamic curves, concentra-
[1671]tion and saturation of gases and alterations in the basic acid
[1672]equilibrium of the blood, and were to include the study of the:
[1673]variations in the biological parameters from the biochemical
[1675]and hemodynamic point of view during cardiovascular surgery . .
[1676]and in physiological research related to the cardiovascular ap- -
[1677]Paratus., In neurophysiology. and neuropharmacology, . the re-
[1678]Search projects would be oriented towards research on higher
[1679]i os nervous activity including electrical modifications produced
[1680]; in higher nervous activity; in hematology, the projects would
[1682]: be oriented towards the study of tsoimmunization and patho-
[1683]logical alterations of the different blood cells. The electron-
[1685]: ic computers would be needed to process the immense quantities: :
[1686]of data such research would produce. ‘ :
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[1690]ge
[1692]Dr. Fernando J. Toro, a medical doctor who is also
[1693]an electrical engineer, was to head this department. Toro
[1694]is reputed to be very intelligent, a gifted organizer, highly
[1695]motivated, and by far the best man available in Cuba for the
[1696]type of research described; he has. more than 20 years ex-
[1697]perience in electromedical. instruments. - :
[1699]i
[1700]17 a —_
[1701]|
[1703]i
[1704]: 18. Reduced Number of Research Projects. The scarcity |
[1705]of research projects can €asily be explained by the fact thar .
[1707]Cuba, which -has no considerable scientific tradition, must i
[1708]first train personnel in the higher methods of scientific t
[1709]research, and such training requires years of effort. The few - i
[1710]. persons prepared to do important research are at the present :
[1711]time occupied in the administrative and pedagogical organization ~
[1713]of the CNIC and cannot work full-time as researchers -
[1715]Nee teeen Re A RN ne ORR bee Ee Ro yon
[1717]19. Research in Antibiotics. In 1960, Dr. Jose Antonio
[1718]a . :
[1719]Padron, an eminent research ecientist, began work-on-the isola-
[1720]tion and culture of antibiotic. substances, the study of their
[1721]properties, and experimentation with said substances; he ini- -
[1722]tiated this work at the Oncological Hospital but is now a CNIC
[1723]collaborator. As of December 1967, he had isolated and exhaus-
[1724]tively studied 89 new antibiotics, many of which are too toxic.
[1725]for human use. His work demonstrates his great ability and
[1726]‘perserverance, and with the material resources of the CNIC at
[1728]his :disposal, should result in discoveries of scientific im-
[1729]Portance. a : .
[1731]_ (NIC Training Program
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[1734]29. Doctor_of Basic Sciences. The CNIC offers a three-
[1735]“year training program leading to the degree of Doctor of Basic
[1736]‘Sciences for which program fifth-year medical students with
[1737]except ional academic standing can qualify if (a) during their
[1738]eolleg2 career they have shown special aptitudes for teaching
[1739]and research, (b) the UC gives them:an "A" grade in political
[1740]standing or reliability, and (c) they are cleared by a DSE
[1741]investigation. In 1966, of the students then in the fifth
[1742]year of medical school, only six were accepted by this trainang
[1743]program; all were excellent students and UJC members and are
[1744]_how medical doctors: Ramon Ortiz, Rosa Elena Simeon, Ismael _
[1745]: Clark. Arce, Hilda Donderis, Julio RoJriguez Docal, and his
[1746]: wiTe Maira (Inu). As of April 1968, probably -no more than 30
[1747]j students were studying in this training progran, chiefly be-
[1749]cause of the rigorous entrance requir >ments.
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[1785]21.. During the first year of the three-year program, the
[1786]. Students, #2!) of whom are nedical doctors, study (a) mathe-
[1787]matics; mathematical analysis (hisher algebra), analytical ca
[1788]Beozetry, and trigonometry; (vb) physics: mechanics (kinematics,
[1789]statics, and dynamics), mechanics of liquids and gases, and
[1790]heat; (c) chemistry;inorganic and organic; (d) languages :
[1791](iicssian, English, Feencu, or German); dialectical and histori-
[1792]cal materialism; and logic of science. The classes occupy °
[1793]both mornings and afternoons and include seminars given. by
[1794]lhe professors; under a rotation system, the studcuts also .
[1795]give seminars in which each by turn first lecture: «ian presides :
[1796]over the ensuing debate. In addition, the student: review the 5
[1797]bibliography. of subjects related to medicine, such xs studies
[1798]On biochenistry, pharmacolcgy, etc.
[1800]"22. During the second year of the three-year program,
[1801]the studenis continue to study the pure sciences: mathematics
[1802](infinitesimal analysis), «physics (optics and electromagnetism),
[1803]and organic chemistry, plus dialectical and historical material-
[1804]ism, languiges, and a specific medical speciality selected by
[1805]the individuel student. In addition, the students serve as
[1806]instructors of biochemistry, physiology, etce., at the Victoria
[1807]de Giron premedical school.
[1809]23. During the third year, each student (a) continues to. . :
[1810]serve as an instructor at the Victoria de Giron premedical , 3
[1811]school, (b) continues to study in his own specialty, such as’ : i
[1812]biochenistry, neurophysiology, electronic microscopy, genetics,
[1813]virology, etc., (c) undertakes an original research project i
[1814]under the guidance of a professor who is usually a foreigner, i
[1815](d) writes a thesis based omthe research project, presents it, :
[1816]and defends it before a tribunal, and (e) completes an examina- :
[1817]tion in the specialty he has chosen, If the thesis is approved t
[1818]and the student passes the examination in his specialty, he i
[1820]i
[1824]receives the title of Doctor of Basie Scicaces and either becomes
[1825]a'member of the faculty of one of the three Cuban medical
[1827]Schools (Paragraph 5.b.above) or stays on at the CNIC as a
[1828]research assistant.” °° m
[1832]24, During the first. year, students. receive 225 Cuban -:
[1833]pesos monthly, During the second year they receive 250 pesos °
[1834]monthly, and during the third year they receive 300 pesos
[1836]monthly. In addition, the students receive a free lunch and
[1837]supper daily.
[1839]“25, In late 1968, the CNIC will graduate its first two
[1840]Doctors of Basic Sciences: Dr. Carlos J. Finlay, M,D,, who
[1841]Studied in France, and Morlan (fnu), who studied in Rumania;
[1843]both will remail at the CNIC after graduation and do research
[1844]in biochemistry. _ .
[1846]26. Doctor of Pure Sciences. Candidates for the CNIC
[1848]Sciences must satisfy requirements Similar to those described
[1849]in paragraph 20 above: candidates must be outstanding students
[1850]in one of the pure sciences (chemical, physical, mathematical, |
[1851]or biological sciences) who, throughout their entire college
[1852]career have demonstrated special aptitudes for teaching and
[1854]scientific research, and who are Communist Sympathizers approved
[1855]by the WC. : . .
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[1861]2 27. The Victoria de Giron Institute, located next to the
[1863]CNIC, is the only school of 23 type in Cuba, Rather than a
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[1877]medical. school, it is an organism attached to flavana Univer-
[1879]sity Medical School. Students wishing to study medicine or-
[1880]stomatology at Havana University must study first two years”
[1881]as boarding students at the Victoria de Giron Insiitute. .
[1882]Neither Santiago de Cuba nor Santa Clara has a similar insti-
[1883]tute.
[1885]i oe
[1887]28. As of September 1967, students from Las Villas,
[1888]Camaguey, and Oriente Provinces who desire to enter medical’
[1889]_ : ; school as first-year students must matriculate at either . 2
[1891]% Santa Clara or Santiago de Cuba University; this measure was
[1892]put into effect. in order to reduce congestion at Havana Uni-
[1893]versity.
[1895]t
[1896]Nacional Research Institutes _ . . : }
[1898]29, The following National Research Instit utes, organized
[1899]by medical specialties, work in coordination with the CNIC but
[1900]are subordinate to the MINLAP. All were organized as “insti-
[1901]tutes" during the first three months of 1967, although Some had
[1902]been functioning for years under different names, All are
[1903]clinical research institutes that work primarily with patients.
[1904]Each institute centrols all the hospital departzents throughout
[1905]Cuba that correspond to the specialty of the institute. For i
[1906]example: The Endocrinology Institute controls #11 the hospital 4
[1907]departments of endocrinology in Cuba.
[1909]‘ . 30. Endocr iron egy. Institute, The Endocrinology Institute
[1910]: replaced t ormer Institute for Endocrinological Research
[1911]that was founded and directed by Dr. Yamil Kouri. The insti-
[1912]tute is located at the same site as the former institute: the :
[1913]ground flovr of the leit wing of the Fajardo Hospital, Havana i
[1914]. City. It is headed by Dr. Oscar Mateo de Acosti, M.D. Cuba's © i
[1915]sys og = most eminent endocrinologist. Dr. Nateo is extraordinarily ' Lee
[1916], _ intelligent, a university professor and PCC member, and is one. } aa
[1917]. of the scientific bulwarks of the Castro Regime. Mateo's !
[1918]assistants include Dr. Catalina Eibenschuz, who is marricd to Ly
[1919]Dr. Mora, head of the CNIC Department of Biochemistry, and pop
[1920]was study ing endocrincology in-France in early €8; Dr. Bario- pe
[1921]i
[1923]lome Arce, who studied in Rumania: and: was studying in France.
[1924]. in early 68; and a young medical doctor named Oviedo (fnu),
[1925]. who. was probably to be sent to ‘Sweden. to study.
[1927]> Sos 31. The Endocrinology Institute enjoys a large budget
[1928]wet because of Dr. Mateo’s scientific eminence and political.
[1930]' virtues", It has excellent equipment for electrophoresis,
[1931]ultracentrifuges, and. photocolorinmeters.
[1933]. i — . 32, Nephrology. Institute. The Nephrology Institute is
[1934]oe located on the Fifth floor of the Joaquin Albarran Clinical-
[1936]~ Surgical Hospital, Avenida 26 at Avenida Rancho 3oyeros, Havana.
[1937]jt ss headed by Dr. Abelardo Buch, M,D,, an » extraordinarily
[1938]*ablir researcher who was working on;
[1940]' @- acute, chronic renal insufficiency,
[1942]b. microdeterminations of certain normal quantities ot
[1943]the renal apparatus, and
[1945]ec. the experimental verification ‘of modern theories
[1947]that explain the physiopathology of shock and its
[1948]- treatment; his experiments were based on the research .
[1949]a — s+ 5> hypothesis" of Dr. Richard Lillehei, chicf of-the-- -——---
[1950]. : Department. of Surgery, Minnesota . University.
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[1968]33. ‘The institute tas two artificial kidneys; one im-
[1969]ported from the United States in 1959, and one imported fron
[1970]Czechoslovakia ard instilled in Hovemhes cr December 1966, fn
[1971]atcempt has been made to styenace che anstilute like che ; J fF.
[1973]"Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Roverto. Manalich and Dr, Viilalba (fnu) f
[1974]work with Dr. Buch. . : ,
[1976]: 34. In January 1968, the MINS4P created a three-year .
[1977]reaidency in nephrology and appointed Dr. Frankie Dorticos as- Jt
[1978]the first resident; Dorttros is the son of the Dean of the : oe
[1979]Havana University Medical School and nephew of President
[1980]4 . - . Dorticos, Artifical kidneys were installed at tur: the Santa’
[1981]: . ,  Clara’Civil Hospital and the Santiago de Cuba Nos,:ital in
[1983]: Jate 1967; these artifici«} kidneys are for use in treating
[1984]kidney disease rather than for medical research. :
[1986]boo Fo . 35.0 Nematolozy Institute. The Hematology Institute
[1987]” ‘ has departiiénts atthe WilTian-soler Hospital, the Fajardo
[1989]Hospital, and the National Hospital, all located in Havana |
[1990]: City. The institute has no building of its own and its md
[1991]i activities ure located at:the three best hematological clinics H
[1992]: in Cuba, as enumeratéd above, The Director of the Hematology i
[1993]Institute ia Dr. Eduardo de la Torre, who is also chief of the
[1994]Department of licmatology, Wllliam Soler Hospital. Dr. Ulacia :
[1995](fnu), who is probably Cuba's best hematologist, is chief of i
[1996]the Department of Hematology of the Fajardo Hospital.
[1998]36. The most important research project of the Hematology
[1999]Institute was initiated about july 66 and consisted of the
[2000]Study of the “utilization of isoniazida in the treatment of
[2001]Werholf's (as received) disease J purpura trombopenica idio- . of
[2002]e patica." The value of isoniazida in the tréatment of Wéerholf's bbe.
[2003]disease was discovered By chance under the following circun-
[2004]: _ Stances; A child hospitalized in the hematological department
[2005]. oi the William Soler hospital for treatment of Werholf's dis-
[2006]oy ease contracted a primary tuberculosis infection: when this
[2007]“~ —.  dnfection was treated with isoniazida.. the. symptom-complex of -
[2009], Werholf's disease disappear¢d completely and no relapse occur-
[2010]+ + reds. As of’ January 1968, 22 such cases had been studied and the
[2011]yo conclusions were being ‘prepared for presentation at a Henato-
[2012]logical Congress; the biological mechanism of the treatnent had
[2013]not yet been determined, but it was considered that the experi~
[2014]mental stage had-been completed.  - :
[2016]37.. Dr. Eduardo de la Torre was performing research - .
[2017]principally of a statistical nature — on leucemias. Infantile
[2018]leucemia was being studied at the William Soler Hospital and
[2020]“at the Angel Arturo Aballi Children's Hospital, located in
[2021]Arroyo Naranjo, liavana; this research followed the treatment
[2022]schene of Swelzer and the University of California scheme
[2023]known internationally as VA.M.P. ---
[2025]38. Gastroenterolory Institute. . The Gastroenterolovy
[2027]_ Institute Gccupies the Lwo-story building at the Calixto Garcia
[2028]Hospital which was formerly occupied by the hospital library.
[2029]Its Director is Dr. Raimundo Llanio Navarro, who was brought
[2030]to world-wide eminence when hé presented his study "Colanyio-—
[2031]grafia Laparoscopica en la Lactante" at the Brussels Congress
[2032]in . en the Gastroentcrology Institute was officially
[2033]established in early 1967, it had been functioning for about.
[2035]7 +r-two years, In January 1967, > Rodr-
[2037]Dr.. Humberto Rodriguez Hidalgo and.
[2039]4
[2040]o. Dr. Mirna Quintero were admitted as residents; tneir admission 7
[2041]; as residents coincided with the establishment at the institute- L
[2043]of atraining program for specialists in gastroenterology. sg
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[2061]; 39, AS of mid-196€, Dr. Llanio was conducting a study
[2062]"of thousands of his own cases of laparoscopy in general,
[2063]Gynecologic laparoscopy, and laparoscopy in pediatrics. iis 4
[2064]assistants were Dr.. Oscar Garcias, and Dr., Arcadio’ Seto Escovar,:
[2065]also employed- as instructor of the Department: of Internal Medi-.
[2067]pein ede PLAICE Be
[2069]cine, Havana University Medical School. |
[2071]‘40. In August 1966, the ground floor of the. institute con-
[2072]tained the most modern radiological equipment in Cuba, including
[2073]X-ray machines and-fluoroscepes; each of the machines had a
[2074]seriografo and occupied a square room measuring about four meters
[2075]. .. Square? Th:s* sere two rooms for laparoscopic examinations
[2076]- ‘and faui c. five wards with a total of approximately 50 beds.
[2078]‘ ; ; ‘On the ground floor there were also eight small rooms (4 x 2 2
[2079]reters) for biliary drainages and gastroquimogramas, the Depart- |
[2080]ment-of Electrophoresis, a conference hall, a Taboratory of :
[2082]' pathological anatomy, a clinical laboratory, three or four bed- a
[2083]rooms for resident physicians, two waiting rooms for out-patients, - +
[2084]and the Department: of Coloprotologia (Proctology 7), -headed by
[2085]Dr. Oscar Garcia, Cuba’s best proctologist, who is also Vice
[2087]i Rector of Havana Universlty and Vice President -of the MINSAP-
[2089]ne Scientific Council. The second floor contained a library for
[2090]v which volumes were beginning to be received, and several rooms
[2092]still unequipped that would be used for research to be conducted
[2094]by Dr. Llaniv ir person. sO
[2096]41. Neurology and Neurosurgery Institute, The Neurology - {
[2097]and Neurosurgery Institute functions at two Separate installations. aaa
[2098]Its headquartcrs is located in the former building of the 7
[2099]Governing Board of the Calixto Garcia Hospital, which also contains :
[2100]the Department of Psychiatry of the Calixto Garcia Hospital.
[2101]This building contains the neurosurgical installations of the
[2102]institute, consisting in three splendidly equipped operating
[2103]» rooms, two or three rooms containing radiological equipment, 2
[2104]‘Ss -  # laboratory’ of pathological anatomy, out patient examination rcous,
[2105]conference room, library, filing room » about 70 beds, and bed
[2106]rooms for residents and irterrs. The building was totally re-
[2107]- built in 1965 and equipped with U.S, $100,000 worth of new
[2108]Anstrumants and. equipment; =~ : ; wo
[2109]42. The Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery ‘UWornerty.  —-
[2110]the Medical-Surgical Center), located on 29th and D Streets, Ve- ~
[2111]~ dado, Havana City, also belongs to the isstitute. Dr, Raron
[2112]Estrada, Director of the Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery,
[2113]; _is Professor of Neuroanatomy, was trained in the United States
[2114]4 and is described as extraordinarily able; ‘he maintains a decree
[2115]i of medical rivalry with the Director of the Neurology and
[2116]eo | : Neurosurgery Institute, Dri Filiberto Ramirez Corria, that makes
[2117]2. | the hcspital an~autonomous organization although it fusctions
[2118]H .
[2121]tonearm Lite natant a Oe den or etn 9 etal =a cata nam errand oP ean amet —emecetee os
[2123]is cocrdination with the institute. The hospital nas about 275
[2124]beds ind is a modern class "A" hospital; residents in internal
[2126]oo. &¢dic.nae must spend three months in intensive study at this
[2127]Piaegd oo .° . hospital. - ”
[2129]a oe , ‘43. Physiopathology Institute, The Institute of Physio-
[2131]; pathology was in the process of or.anization, It wi]l]l probabi
[2132]7 . be hecded by Chilean biochemist Dr. Mora (fnu)- who, until abou _
[2133]Octoher 67, held thepost of director of post-graduate scientific
[2135]training (responsable de.superacion cientifica) of the CNIc,
[2136]{ and who is “now head of the Department of Biochenistry, CNIC..
[2138]} Dr. Mora and Dr. Ruth Urba, another. Chilean microbiologist,
[2139]: _dintroduced into Cuba the modern concepts of medical biocheai<
[2140]j and created a model Department of Medical Biochemistry at tt:
[2142]Hl 5 Victoria de Giron Institute of Basic Sciences. Urba, who Iecfr
[2143]i 1 Cuba some time ago, Nora, and Yami) Kouri vere the brains cenine
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[2161]the organization of the CNIC. The date: upon which the In-
[2162]stitute of Physispathcio,y wiii begin to yurnction cannot be’.
[2163]j established inasmuch as Mora, who has.-the degree of Doctor
[2165]; : of Bicchexistry, must first receive his degree as a medical
[2166]doctor. ne
[2168]44. Psychology and Neurophysioloyy Institute, The .
[2169]Psychology and Néurophysiology Institute (formerly the Higher .
[2170]Nervous Activity Institute) occupies the building: formerly :
[2171]occupied by the Banco de Piedad, in Reparto Alturas ‘del
[2172]Vedado, Havana City. The institute is headed by -)) __Jose Angel
[2173]Bustamante, M.D., who. is very intelligent and very well Ue ee
[2174]6iganized,° As of mid-May 1966, the ground floor coutuined the i
[2175]lobby, three rooms used for psychiatric care, a sic:farmaco i
[2176]‘stereroom, tie Lepartment of Neuropharmacology, two smHaTI—
[2177]rooms for cxperiuental surgery, about 20 cages for experinental i
[2178]animals, three’rooms containing clectromedical instruments used i
[2179]by Dr. Toro (see paragraph 17) in his research work, including !
[2180]three electrocencephalographs, two electrocardiographs, electro- t
[2181]miografos, ammeters, voltmeters, etc., two or three rooms Tor : f
[2182]4 animals in which scientific instruments have been imbedded for
[2183]the experimentai verification of certain physiological data,
[2184]two rooms used to study conditioned reflexes in rats, a long !
[2185]corridor (about. 30 meters long) equipped with bells;-lights, :
[2186]and gates, in which Dr. Diego Gonzalez was studying sintesis
[2187]aferente de Anoyslien, two rooms in which Dr. Jose Aquino «35 .
[2188]conducting experiments on the effects of ouabaina on the central
[2189]nervous system, and other undescribed expeérimenTS. The second
[2190]floor contained the files, library, conference hall, and rooms
[2191]for which no specific function had yet been determined. ,
[2195]a ; : 45. As of May 1966, Dr. Bustamante was doing research on
[2196]ae social psychology (thé psy¢hoTogical chuvacreristics of indi-.
[2197]. viduals belonging to a specific socioeconomic group) and had
[2198]very ambitious plans to use electronic Jata processing machines
[2199]‘to-study the electrochemical processes and the servomechaniams
[2200]-Of higher nervous activity; these ambitious plans were to be
[2201], ‘put into effect. in 1967, -The land locatéd behind the institute
[2202]was to serve for the construction of other departments of the
[2203]institute. , ;
[2205]ee 46. Hygiene and Epidemiology Institute. . The Hygiere and
[2206]. Epidemiology liistituté functions at two Separate installations.
[2208]. . Institute headquarters and its hygiene section occupy a .
[2209]building on Calle Infanta, Havana City. Dr. Cosme Ordonez,
[2210]M.D., is director of the institute; he is described as very
[2211]intelligent and very well-organized. During the first six
[2212]months of 196% he took a course in hygiene and epidemiology
[2214]- at the University of London. Dr. Plasencia (fnu) is another of
[2216]- . the principal figures at the institute.
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[2226]_ 47. Public health data received from all parts of Cuba
[2227]are processed at the institute headquarters on Calk Infanta
[2228](DOT; September 1966). In addition to the hygiene section
[2229]institute haadquarters contains a well-equipped Virology Depart-
[2230]ment, which has an electron microscope, a well-equipped Seruzs
[2231]: and Vaccines Department, a school for public-health workers,. -
[2233]and a school of medical statisticians.
[2235]".  - “"~ 48) The epidemiological section of the institute is ~-.. Se eb.
[2236]located at Las Animas Anti-infectious Hospital, Havana, at- | — x
[2237]which medical care is provided and research work done, Las.
[2238]Auinmas Hospital was ctotally rebuilt during the period 1962-65
[2240]5 and is a model hospital that compares favorably with any other.”
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[2270]_ CS-311/07089- 68.
[2271]hospital in the world; its medical training - program is excel.
[2272]lent. The hospital consists of a main two-story building ‘that .
[2274]?s connected hy passageways and corridors to a number of one-
[2275]story vlinics that are isolated from each other. The ground
[2276]floor of the main building contains the vestibule, receiving -
[2277]section, duty rooms, classrooms, operating room, and library...
[2278]The second floor contains living quarters for. the resident*
[2279]physicians, Hospital Director is Dr. Julio Capote Perez.
[2281]48. The clinics that are connecced to the main building
[2282]are: _
[2284]a. Tetanus and Diphtheria Clinic, with two wards with a
[2285]toraa of about 35 beds for diphtheria patients and
[2286]two wards with about 15 beds for tetanus patients.
[2287]Near the entrance to the clinic are three rooms con-
[2288]taining five iron tungs: for ‘polio patients,
[2290]b. Viral Hepatitis Clinic, headed by Dr. Martinez (ina) ,
[2291]has about 50 beds.
[2293]e. Clinic for Typhoid Fever and High-Fever producing
[2294]Diseases (Enfermedades Febriles Agudas) , with about
[2295]35 beds.
[2297]d. Clinic for Mumps and Severe Exanthematic Diseascs,
[2299]headed by Dr. Julio Capote, who is also Director. of. .
[2301]wo the hospital, This Clinic has. about 30 beds. _
[2303]50. The Clinic for Infectious Diseases of the Central
[2304]Nervous System is unconnected to the main hospital building.
[2305]The hospital also has a pathalogical anatomy laboratory, a
[2306]clinical analysis laboratory, and a two-story building for ex-
[2308]' perimental animals. Plans existed to build three more clinics
[2309]. (DOI: 1967). :
[2311]51. As of September 1966, the following research work was
[2312]being performed at Las Animas Hospital;
[2314]‘a. Hospita) Director Capote was doing reseerch on (1) the
[2315]treatment of encefalitis sarampioniosa, and @) an
[2316]antimeasles vaccine. provided by the USSR,”
[2318]studies on (1) tetanus and had achieved original con-
[2320]- tributions concerning. the etiopatogenia of. tetanus,
[2322](2) the prognosis of patients with exovoxins- circula-
[2323]ting in the biood, (3)a screening test for diverse
[2325]_ therapeutical. ‘procedures to combat tetanus, | and (4)
[2327]- the elaboration of a hyperimmune -human’ vaccine for use
[2328]-with Bereons already suffering from tetanus, or for use
[2329]as a prophylactic medicine. Dr. Romulo has "28 years
[2330]experience in infectious-contagious diseases and is
[2332]one of the world's greatest authorities on diphtheria
[2333]and tetanus.
[2335]52. Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surger Institute. Th 2s
[2336]institute Is heade y Dr. Noe onzalez and is Tocated at cise
[2337]Fajardo Hospital, where it. has the following installations:
[2339]a. Second and third floor;. two operating rooms for the
[2340]exclusive use of the institute. The rooms contain.
[2341], machines for extracorporeal circulation, instruzeits
[2342]. for the determination of- hemodynamic curves, multi- |
[2343]cardiographs, vectocardiografos, balistocardiografos,
[2344]equipment for cardiovascular \radiology" (X-rays ?),
[2346]ia,
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[2360]equipment for intracardiac catheterism, electronic
[2361]defibrillators, automatic respirators, and extra-.-
[2362]thoracic pacing devices. Either the second or third
[2363]floor contains & storerson wits che most modern
[2364]medicines known zor use in cardivvascular diseases.
[2366]The third floor alse contains a-Department of Cardio- .
[2367]logy «nd Hemodynamic. Research that is splendidly equip-
[2368]ped und is directed by Dr. Hernandez Canero (fnu), —
[2369]. one of Cuba-s best. cardiologists; the surgical research
[2370]i. .' that was being done included mitral commissurotomies,
[2371]valvuloplastias, correction of septal defects, sur-_
[2372]gical sorrection of the ductus arteriosus, the im- |
[2373]plantation of intrathoracic pace makers, and heart -
[2374]transplants ‘in. anisals. Institute Directs Gonzalez -
[2375]is assisted in cardiovascular. surgery by Lb... Roberto .
[2376]Menchaca, Dr. Roberto Guerra, Dr. Liaca, Dr. Arango,
[2378]and Dr. Kiljian.
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[2383]b. Sixth floor: a ward with approximately 40 heds.
[2384]53.. Because of Director Noel Gonzalez's executive, capacity,
[2385]professional ahility, and political relations, this institute has
[2386]received strong economic support since mid-1966. In December 67,
[2387]Dr. Roberto Guerra and Dr. Roberto Menchaca were preparing to
[2388]Jeave for Europe where they would spend approximately one year
[2389]studying and purchasing Surgical] equipment for. the institute.
[2391]54. Microbiology and Virology Institute. This institute
[2392]is in the process Of organization. will have departments in.
[2393]the CNIC and in the headquarters building of the Hygiene and
[2394]Epidemiology Institute, Calle Infanta, Havana City.
[2396]an 55. Angiology Institute. The Angiology Institute is located
[2397]on the second Tloor of the Luaces Clinic, Calixto Garcia Hospital,
[2398]and is directed by Dr. Jorge MacCook, one of Cuba's best angio-
[2399]logists. .The activities of this institute are oriented hastcal-
[2400]ly towards the treatment of patients'and the instruction of
[2401]-medical students. The chief Cuban anyiologists are Dr. MacCook, |
[2402]Dr. Francisco Bidart Labourdette, Director of Angiology at the :
[2403]' Clinical-SurgicaT Wospital,. and: Dr. Huguet. (fnu), Director of i
[2404]Angiology, National Hospital. — : : i:
[2406]co 56. Parasitology Institute. This institute occupies the
[2407]cone former Parasitology Clinic of the Calixto Garcia Hospital. Dr.
[2409]: : Pedro Kouri was to have been named Director but died before the
[2411]institute was formally organized. The institute's activities
[2412]are oriented principally towards the treatment of patients and
[2413]the instruction of medical students.
[2415]move eT, 57. Oncology: Institute. As of late 1967, the official
[2416]creation of an institute to be named the Oncology Institute was
[2418]; under consideration; said.institute would be headed by Dr.
[2420]- - Zoilo Marinello Vidaurreta, who presides the Scientific Council
[2422]; of the NINSAP and is the director of the Oncological Hospital, :
[2424]j 29th and C Streets, Vedado, Havana City. An organization similar
[2426]to the projected Oncology Institute has been functioning at
[2427]the Oncological Hospital for about two years. ~
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[2737]_ The following intelligence informetion, tronsmitted from a CIA Field Station, requires review within the Clandestine Sarvices
[2738]before being released outside the Agency. Pending resulls of this raview, a copy is being provided for your advance ‘informatisa.
[2740]Distribution for BACKGROUND USE ONLY to: SDO 2, If:
[2742]DOI: LATE JANUARY 1968
[2744]', SUBJECT: ‘COMMENTS EY CUSAN OFFICIALS ON THE RECENT DENUNCIA~
[2745]TIONS AND PURGES IN CUBA CF ANIBAL ESCALANTE. AND
[2746]‘OTHER OLD-GUARD COMMUNISTS
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[2749]ACO: 38-31 JANUARY 1968 (FIELD epont NO. HMM -1E, 547) . : ‘
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[2765]AQFAINED INFORMATION FROM RIGH-LEVEL ECONOM IC OFFICIALS
[2766]OF THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT. HE ackiviReD THE INFORMATION
[2768]FROM f& CuZA OFFICIAL WHO IS INTIMATELY ACQUAINTED
[2769]* WITH BOTH JCAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND DR. JOSE ANGEL’ ~:~
[2770]- BUSTANANTE. ee
[2772]_. de CFIELD COMNZET: ¥ITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN.
[2773]PARASRAPH T¥O, EELOV, WHILE IT MIGHT BE ASSUMED THAT JOAQUIN © -.
[2774]"ALVEREZ REMENTOL YOULD NORMALLY: FOLLG¥ THE OFFICIAL CUBAN LINE,
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[2797]2. ACCORDING TO JOAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL, CUSAN VICE-
[2799]MINISTER OF FOREIGN TRADE IN CHARGE OF NORTH AMERICAN AND
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[2803]WESTERN EUROPENAN AFFAIRS, THE RECENT PURGE BY FIDEL CASTRO OF © :
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[2819]LIES IN CUBA. THE PURGE AND ARRESTS CSHOULD HAVE LITTLE :IMPACT
[2820]ON ECONOMIC RELATIONS SETWEEN CUBA AND THE, USSK. FROM-A BRIEF .
[2822]“WHO RECENLTY RETURNED FROY MOSCO¥ AFTER HAVING SPEXT MONTHS
[2824]“NEGOTIATING A COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT, ALVAREZ REMENTOL CONCLUDED”
[2825]THAT THERE VILL NOT BE ANY SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES IN CUBAN-SOVIET
[2826]eONONIC RELATIONS OR SOVIET ASSISTANCE, AND THERE MAY EVEN BE
[2828]A Few IMPROVEMENTS. THE SOVIETS WILL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN ES-
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[2852]NOT HAVE FAR-REACHING RPERCUSSIONS ON THE POLITICAL RELATIONS - —_
[2853]EETUEEN CUA AND THE USSR, AS NUMEROUS DIFFERENCES OF VIEWS
[2854]HAVE EXISTED FOR SOME TINE AND ARE VELL KNOWN. THESE DIF-
[2856]. FERENCES WILL PROBASLY NOT AFFECT THE ESSENCE OF CURRENT
[2858]POLITICAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES. CASTRO KNOWS
[2859]THAT THE USSR CANNOT GO BEYOND A CERTAIN POINT IN ECONOMIC AND
[2861]“POLITICAL MEASURES DESIGNED TO PRESSURE HIM TO FOLLOY.A POLICY =~ op
[2862]MORE I8 AGREEMENT WITH SOVIET INTEREST. HE CONTINUES TO-GIVE be
[2865]tate
[2867]OPEN SUPPORT TO ARMED STRUGGLES IN. LSRIN AMERICA, SUCH AS
[2869]a, VEXEZUELA, AND ELSEWHERE IN THE wort 1 IN COMPLETE OPPOSITION To
[2870]‘ss goVIET POLICY. THIS POLICY OF INDEPENDENCE HAS WON CASTRO
[2871]SYMPATHIES IN AND OLTSIDE CUBA. THE CUZeNS, WHO LIKE OTHER
[2872]LATIN AYERICANS HAVE A CERTAIN VANITY, LIKE TO THINK THAT THEY
[2873]US LIVE: IN A SMALL BUT ERAVE COUNTRY WHICH IS “NOT GOING TO LET
[2874]_.-ANYONE PUT ANYTHING OVER ON IT." ee
[2878]3. ACCORDING TO DR. JOSE ANGEL BUSTAMANTE, HEAD OF THE
[2879]“FACULTY oF PSYCHCLOGY aND PSYCHIATRY AT THE’ UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA,
[2881]“THERE CAN BE NO BOUST THAT ARTBAL ESCALANTE was AN AGENT OF TH: -
[2882]SOVIET INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. (FIELD COMMENT: SUSTAMANTE HAS
[2884]‘OFTEN 2EEN ACCUSED OF, AND HAS DENIED, CLANDESTINE RELATION-—
[2886]SHIP UITH THE CUDAN MINISTRY OF INTERIOR AND IN
[2888]Je z
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[2905] SUSTANANTE POINTED OUT THAT ESCALANTE HAS LONG SEEN CONNECTED
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[2916]1 .
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[2918]i
[2920]WITH & SOVIET ADVISER OF THE “INISTRY OF INTeHIOR IN CUBA,
[2922]EVISTHTLY A KGB AGENT, WHO INTRODUCED HIM TO HIS SUCCESSOR.
[2924]THe OFFICIAL DECLARATIONS MADE AGAINST ESCALANTE AND HIS GROUP,
[2925]| PARTICULARLY THOSE OF RAUL CASTRO, PLACED TH: RESPONSIBILITY
[2927]FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF ANIBAL ESCALANTE ON THE USSR. BUSTAMANTE
[2929]NOTED THAT NTT CCONTLY THERE WAS IN F225 CLOAN MINT
[2931]Se a
[2933]SURETE, WHO APPARENTLY WAS AT ODDS WITH SOVIET ADVISERS OVER
[2934]THe ORGANIZA ATION OF THE WORK OF THE Mate SeCiRITY. BUST AIA NTE
[2936]HEARD "ABOUT THIS FRENCHYAN VIA SEVERAIP-OF HIS FRENCH PATIENTS ; pl
[2938]“oR CONTACTS, WHO TOLD HIM OF HAVING MET THE FRENCH ADVISER ON
[2939]SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THE EXISTENCE OF THE FRENCH ADVISER WAS
[2941]CONF IR#ED TO BUSTAMANTE BY A CUBAN Doctor “a 1x0 vito aLso WORKED
[2943].
[2944]“ax THE CU3AN MINISTRY OF INTERIOR. BUST AMANTE ISPLIED THAT THE .
[2945]a FRENCH ADVISER HAD RECENLTY RETURNED TO FRANCE. =~ 7 o ~~
[2946]. 4. (SQURCE COMMENT: IT IS THE OPINION OF & NUNBER OF a ~
[2947]KNOCLEDGEASLE ‘PERSONS IN HAVANA THAT ESCALANTZ YAS A SOVIET
[2948]AGENT.)
[2949]5» FIELD DISSEN: CINCLANT CINCSO _
[2950]“REPORT CLASS SE CRE T/NO FOREISN DISSEM on oe
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[2979]“br, Jose A At - ee oe
[2980]Seviow BE OWITED - PEF ERERCES
[2982]. Action Required: FYI
[2984]References : A. - HHHA-32515
[2985]"Be. UPGA-28239
[2988]Forwarded at ‘attached is a Liat of the nddreasoos. to thich
[2990]mS recently ‘mailed lettera prepared ‘by Dr. Jose Angel
[2991]RUSTAHERTE, Director of, the Saat itute of Neuropsychology nud
[2992]Paychology in Havana, een conts
[2994]was given the lettera by
[2996]rs
[2998]NUSTAMENTE during a recent visit to Cuba. He did not botber i
[2999]nnking photocopies of the letters as they simply contained a | ‘
[3000]£ 7
[3001]ramphliet on Dre BUSTAKERTE's works with a ) request for corments. 47 :
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[3003]i
[3005]Attachment:
[3006]As stated above
[3008]. Mstribution:
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[3032]"Py rof.Dr.Guillermo Davila
[3033]Livernool 62 °
[3034]DEXICO"6, DF.
[3036]E.D.Wittkower, M.D.
[3037]MeGill University :
[3038]Section of Transcultural Poychiatnie Studies
[3039]LONTREAL,P.Q. (Canada)
[3041]Dr. Carl F.tereford
[3043]Secretary General
[3045]2104 Headotyorook Drive
[3047]Austin, Texas 78703
[3048]U. SeAe
[3050]Prof. Carlos A.Seguin © —
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[3063]2.B.Brody, N.D. . . fg
[3065]Professor of Paychiatry |
[3066]Director of the Psychiatric Institute
[3067]University of laryland
[3068]School of Medicine
[3069]BAST THORE, Mariland
[3070]eSeoAe
[3072]Stanley Iesse, M.D.
[3074]imnerican Journal of Psychotherapy
[3075]Te West 8Ist Street
[3076]“NEW YORK, N.Y.
[3078]Prof.Dr.Rodolfo G.A.Ferrero
[3080]Liga Argentina de Higiene Hental .
[3081]| Vieytes 489, Piso II
[3083]‘BUEWOS ATRES (argentina) |
[3085]seep ene cet etn poet er emt RRM Me nee
[3087]"~ Dr.Rogelio Diaz Guerrero are ec
[3088]Presidente Electo : -
[3091]“Georgia 123... :
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[3125]“TRECTON UMyAVE
[3127]A WIA 32515
[3129]B FGA 28239
[3131]C HYAWK33442
[3133]« OR JOSE ANGEL (BUST ANANTED. O LEARY, DIRECTOR HAVANA
[3135]STITUTE REURCPSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY ARRIVED MEXICO ELEVEN Vas
[3137]PLCEINER TQ, ATTEND D. ANTERAMERICAN CONGRESS OF PSYCHOLOGY 17 TO
[3138]“4 DECEIAER
[3140]SWHO ON SAG PLANE FROM cuBA HAD LONG
[3142]SORVERS AT 19M WITH HIM AND LEARNED ADDITIONAL INFO:
[3144]An ent seer meee sae
[3148]WHICH OPPOSED re
[3150]. fed
[3151]_ OTHER MEMBERS THIS GROUP WERE "IRO CARDONA, RUFO LOPEZ 3S
[3152]: - FRESQUET AND MANOLO RAY. HE ACCUSED THESE MEMBERS OF GIVING HIM.
[3154]a me
[3155]_PEPUTAT TON OF UNCONDITIONAL. “SUPPORTER CASTRO REGIME AND PERSON _ BS
[3156]‘O1NG BRAIN WASHING FOR CUBAN SECURITY SERVICES.
[3158]AL _ BUST AMANTE. WAS PART "GRUPO MONTECRISTIN.
[3160][PAT IsTA.
[3162]ALTHOUGH HE
[3163]sforeiss FOR REGIME BUSTAYANTE DENIED OTHER CHARGES TRUE.
[3164]a en:
[3166]£1 WORLD PSYCHIATRIC CONGRESS IN MOSCOW 1966, HE
[3167]NTRUSTER By CUBAN ACADEMY. oF SCIENCES
[3169]WITH NEGOTIATION SCIENTIFIC
[3171]. ee : enfant ens 0
[3172]oN neta nate meee pee rnAtNaRTatrgee eH Owes
[3174]soe nee OD) TECHITCAL AID FROM: RUSSIANS: INCLUDING acQuIS ITiSW OF PROMISED |
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[3190]ATOM TS RESEARCH REACTOR.
[3192]BUST AWANTE SAID HE TURNED DOWN OW ALL POL
[3193]"BY SOVIETS. |
[3195]LATTER HOWEVER CHANGED THEIR “MIND AND RECENTLY ASSURED
[3197]’ PRES IDENT HAVANA ACADENY OF SCI: NCES THAT REACTOR
[3199]SOON’ 10 BE GIVEN Cuaans (DETAILS 3y SEPARATE INTEL REPORT),
[3200]Cc
[3204]. BUST AMANTE RECENTLY COMPLETED STUDY REQUESTED BY
[3206]CUBAN 30VI OF {REASONS PUSHING DOCTORS TO LEAVE cuene
[3207]fr
[3209]COPY FOR fo SRT
[3211]NTS
[3213]- NUNEZ JIMENEZ
[3215]PROMISED
[3216]a
[3218]NEXT TIME LATTER VISITS CUBA
[3219]SCHEDULED MAKE ONE LAST TRIP In Jan),
[3221]2. STATION
[3222]_ ASSE
[3224]ERE HOW
[3226]PER REF A SUGGESTED EFFORTS BE MADE OBTAIN
[3227]SSMENT ON BUSTAMANTE FROM ONE OR MORE U.S.
[3228]ATTENDXING MEXICO CITY CONGRESS,
[3229]“PROPOSAL,
[3231]SCIENTISTS.
[3233]WHILE JMWAVE CONCURRED THIS”
[3234]STAT 10N Has ‘RECEIVED. No INDICATION TO DAIE THAT
[3236]WADE. EFFORT BRIEF SCIENTIFIC
[3237]SOA HR eas
[3239]“HAS. HAC
[3241]POURCES IT MAY HAVE AT
[3242]am CONGRES3 oN BUST AMANTE. aad AS PUSHED HIS_ DEVELOPMENT “OF. -
[3243]: MEX ICE NEUROLOGIST. ‘CARMEN Lozapa SEE REF © TO POINT
[3245]WHERE LATTER COULD. PROBABLY BE. USED TO OBTAIN ASSESSMENT
[3247]BUSTAMAATE,
[3249]3.- PLS ADVISE WHAT STEPS TAKEN BY ADDRESSEES CBTAIN
[3250]£SSESSHENT BUST AMANTE. AND DESIRABILITY SEPARATE A
[3251]LOZADA, “Larter cunneny
[3253]t VARENTL
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[3271]SHE REFERS TO AS NOTED U.S. NEUROLOGIST.
[3272]oo SECRET
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[3288]Chieti, MM hse SO
[3290]Chief of Station; JNWAVE _ werent -
[3291]SeieeT ~The De
[3292]Di. Jase
[3294]ACTION FEM? 2D AEFLEELES
[3296]varational -
[3297]1 BUSTAMANTE (201-22356)
[3299]. Action Required: FYI
[3301]Reference: a, IMMA - 32515, 14 July 1967
[3303]b. MMA - 31953, 4 May 1967
[3305]1. JMWAYE has reviewed all available file data on
[3306]& Dr. Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE and concurs with the proposal
[3307]in paragraph 2 of reference a, :
[3309]2. JMWAVE, would appreciate continuing information
[3310]concerning this, as well as other activitieS of Dr,
[3311]BUSTAMANTE,
[3313]3
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[3356]Chie€, Westera Hemisphere Division
[3358]Chief, wa/cos and chieé of Station,
[3360]chieg of Station, Mexico, cit yee:
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[3375]Reference: HHMA~31953 _ ; ee - = oe gv
[3377]See. paragraph two
[3379]of Neuropsychology and Psychology in Havana, vise! Br
[3380]@ postman receiving and mailing these letters in Mexico ty. We would
[3381]Like to make the following observations ‘in connection with these letters:
[3382]ALS
[3383]A. The Cubane are planning to noiatee syzposiua . in paychology in
[3384]Havana from .24_to_30- November 19677" Ivo of BUSTANANIE's letters in
[3385]clude iovitations to American peychiatrista to attend th: sysposium,
[3386]‘YAEL Se
[3387]B, Dr. BUSTAMANTE is planning to attend the XI Interamerican .
[3388]Congreas of Paydblogy to be held in Mexico City from 17 to 22 becenber j|
[3389]1967. .
[3391]C. Dr. E. Roy Noun from the New York Medical College spent @
[3392]month at the Institute directed by Dr. BUSTAMANTE in Havana. .
[3395]CONTINUED,
[3398]Lettere a/e para 1 use
[3399]S/C ATT'D BY RI/AN
[3401]Distributions: 8 Sul 4.7
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[3408]a : : : _ — ES COPY
[3410]HHMA~32515
[3412]OTE ;
[3413]14 July 1967 ee,
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[3417]: gs FIL RUUDER j :
[3418][ey 201-327753" _
[3420]CUSSIFICATION
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[3431]“Dat ZEB AL Tub temante
[3432]Matorua
[3434]Stanley Leese, ED. ~ ae
[3435]“. American Journal of Paychotherapy
[3437]- 15 West Slat. Streat .
[3439]‘ Rew York, N.Y,
[3441]“United States of america aE _
[3443]Dear Dr. iesae: 7 ee aa cont . ,
[3444]co I have juet received your letter acknowledging receipt -
[3445]x : of my work for which I thank yor. ; ° cS
[3449]a ‘Since the mailing situation between Our countries is go
[3450].° \. terrible I have made arrangenents to keep in touch wita you.
[3451]‘"y via Mextoo, ao I enclose a visiting card of the Assistant .
[3452]to the Director, Sr. Enrico Varisco, who works for Laborato~ |
[3453]Fiee Erbe in Mexico City. This will be a liaison between .
[3455]“us since I Will eand my correspondence to you through him and Q
[3456]‘I beg of you to do vhe same. a . . :
[3458]es Hoping you will excuse the inconvenience, and with best
[3459]wishes, I remain, . - - . i
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[3708]Come 68 pace. Pecojo en ¢i'miamo todas laa opiniones cxzresedes por
[3709]‘difeventea antores, también lee omsenteasionues de Conereszs ys Conterens
[3710]ins, lo que hey en 61 zurie en evtoe mozentoe sobre este tora, ¥ Aas
[3712]BRED 8s Paiselogfa Mddice, y finaimente nuestra opinién scbre todo S88 G6
[3716]eB Dr, Holtenan ma d4ju que en diclenhrea e¢ oolebrardé ox icexies-
[3717]dorgraso ac ta SIP y we invita a gue no falte. Pienos ir, pers desde:
[3718]-abore za easuensee seeribtends a Ud., a Diaz cusrrere 7 & Los “Ci Smorig
[3719]‘de lag Sik para gue me Lagen Yae go3tiones porque ge me de is viss,)
[3721]Sepere que mi coaéiciss de miomuro ds la isciadad ce Amistad Cubsno-3
[3722]icane hega yar (al fare oae or te Kaxito en ia Navara tandién ayuse.
[3724]Uh, sahe ‘bien. que foligo ‘gran deseo de estar oon 4s, Seguln y Los
[3725]etre compass nme e af are de Phego haga lo posiole psre ace tea,.>
[3726]Lege < a ws eg hee - oe
[3728]are pues ereo aus ao le
[3732]a Es gator eAseotanss ice traneg>
[3733]garte AUEIEL OT. poo a
[3735]ae, oe 3, he Euntamarce
[3736]_, biveeter
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[3742]14.90000
[3746]Queride Amigos .
[3747]Hsas tisaze ne te easriby pres lag ceuracloes me han embergedo on.
[3748]ferta ineuperadcle, : me cot o. Se, :
[3750]En Madri2z pude eaher ce ti poy lee sompan 202 antstentes al Sougre=
[3751]go Ga Psiquieteia vy agimiams pide trast 1a ea: is2aocién de recivir
[3753]GL hotenaie of vacide pos Joa coupsceres Latincawerieanoa en magnt«
[3755]fioo aizterzo, <n @1 alaiso ne iatcomes On dal acuardy del Congreso
[3756]Con relvaifts a dlero homenaje y 2 nb futura neminagign an ol Cons2=
[3758]jo ausscsr,. 5 2 Co tt . : :
[3760]‘ ’ 3 ' geo, : . an
[3762]Eapare ustatir ai ‘orrreus ds in “i? en Hext co en dicienbre do esta
[3763]ais 7 supccgo hatré d6 envontrarns “auit COUthco, ravite, vatte dg
[3765]orogenic, Segui 9 otros tens
[3767]Aprovesi ne Ze sportunidad ‘guora: para ‘Anrormarté da nuestres detivic
[3768]ac&es y ig vusse oe ksgag saber de ise tara | por eorvea pern estar
[3771]Sueatre © Tontitute, que éape26 aus ‘setdvidsdes ‘en “gee, tens tres
[3772]DSpurtanentess Heuyoriatol, cele, Paicoiogia xy Paicolosf a vecial, ¥
[3774]fio Tundado :cor la: “ecielade ligdictina vlleg: pdcd acfurnag peste a. 2a
[3775]Agazenic as: sdene eg $t 1955. a
[3779]“La WL£5  puditéva. :
[3781]de “vitacs a6, ae _ -
[3782]la sctivided Ade te: ice Gel Sistena Nervosa. 3
[3788]14.90000
[3790]a} studio 29 las saranbles perticlosmtea 61 1a ralocifs: wddises
[3791]Pegisnta on Paicorerepiz ieddviduel y eu Fricoteteria de BrUupoese |
[3793]5 Seteb$lddad wanval y motivaciia. | ee
[3794]S$ Pueteres ds ls pergcnealicad dei gééloo @n perturbscicnes Tatrogé-
[3795]' yieaee . . . .
[3797]) dothvaeién y actividad matris, | ST oe
[3798]@; Hipnogis y eprercisaje.
[3800]at _ EL Depastarento és Fedoolegia Ss0isl estd realizands las siguientes’
[3803]a). Sncuesta 2% ta assitud dc los petudfentes de tedtetna. :
[3804]> Cempoertenmlaate. de inedepteados aceiales on la Provineia de Canmagfey
[3806]o Eatuido cabse la buroerecis.
[3808]El Depeztemento de YPeisclogfs Soeial Bo e8 UR Leavoreterio da Cisnoias
[3809]3oeialees ne e@ ec Depertanente de Yoesologia, sise quieres, AO se
[3810]Pige por ne aencepto paloclogizarte de la sociologss. Es un Lebo
[3811]yerorio dondt sigunce anpestos gociales de nuostyo medic aon egtudiae
[3813]aes. . .
[3815]oO ‘. Fer lo sanyo, los inveetigactenes pera eatudiar las actisudes y © de
[3817]bon yhonee ds les jévenas. entudtactes oubance asi eomo el estudio de Pas
[3818]i: eapiraciczes 4ah hosbre ep-loa sazpes, 60 Sui pro;iaa’ tierra® ¢ on
[3820]‘las srconisa. colestives, as efecttan en gate Lepartomento de fsioole=.
[3822]@ Oy
[3826]gts Social.
[3828]“Psy prisera vee en Cuba tenanos esta eportunidad yo que ia RKacién e9,
[3829]gl fin, un gre. leacratorio social donde profundes seubsns a6 estén -
[3830]‘efreoierds a ln mente investigadora , gyendea popibilidades que ei no
[3831]‘,"e@ tomas 6s conaiderasién se perderier lanentadlenen’s. :
[3833]Sob - « -
[3834]De : . foe e
[3836]Seno puede obaervarse, @: estudio aociel ge linita a quellos gspEeo~
[3837]- tos peceiiazeas no eolo de nueetre tradicién sine de los cambdioa odu-
[3839]ecelégicas one quedarén evidencladss er nuegtxos Simpcaios, : ;
[3841]iGenda 49 egtog trea Repartamentoa el Instituto tiene cuatro Seoclo=
[3842]“West Ziectréuica, Fatacistics, At fiogratfa gy Publiomeicses. En esq
[3843]Jos Howmentce, 6b persaral que sracaja en eb “netisuso e8 GoGo SiZusei.
[3844]& profancres, o auxiliaree, 3 poioéioges, & +6enicce, 6 alwanos en -
[3845]Peisolocfa y 5 on Peigologta soatal. o, Cae,
[3846]-f @exc una asciracifa final, tredsfmes por da postole unificacién de —
[3847]_ yaestred esfuetsce llevacs 8 cabo por nyestres trea Depsrtanentos .
[3848]_ pare at pseer alcauger nuestra ze:6, Catv 89, log esitacics intem -—-
[3850]Doe ee . . . oa - +
[3854]14.90000
[3856]dizeigiteactod seelinadas an cemioa henhe t
[3857]SUEIG, UTE Bepleaes in Atsands car acudlise ¢
[3859]SU PPGAT metersae,. iek, @2tnnos trutacande as:
[3860]aattées "lscGavies matarialas y moselea en Ys
[3861]Varlun a lo xseurg valt{glose da Cuba",
[3865]Parc weawdy, el chietive de neesteo Inetituin e¢ al sa.udio de ice
[3868]; ~ deg gue piaden ser de interés a cuestro pafs, tzutusdo de eleaazcr
[3870]- 2.  . . Gesteeg de leo Llimitse de nuestros cétedee de Anvegiisacicaoes la into:
[3871]gracidn tuterdieciclirearts de nvestrad Siseiplinso.
[3873]"Ea #8708 Momentos now easontrancea e1 @l procese ds ovuenizar unm lee
[3874]am boretario de aatividsdes Cérstoo-Viscere’es o Psivosondtico an co-
[3875]Bea nexidn cen urs Cifnise Ssdquidtriaa. Otro lecoratorios de Paiectdye
[3876]x ce meoos y Cévdrata pero mantenieads 61 da Peteologla Aplicada en el
[3877]a "+ Que yo eortinesrd eon mia gatudios de variables pertioipantes en la.
[3878]‘ .- ;  weleol§n Névieo~wPactente an vadouterapia, . :
[3880]“EL Inatitato Le organizeda y oonvacado us Simposio Internacional de
[3881]Neurofieiologfls a1 eucl se oeleurS en fevraro de 1955 en La Fabana
[3882]Al ounl uetatiover mugnos weurofisisloges de fana internacional
[3883](como duretyéa, Purpura, Roy Jou, craatydn, Gures, “egan, Lifaonits,
[3884]Liseak, dsaoic, toe) y astd ovganisande un “inpeoeio InternaciLonsi de
[3886]. Paieclonfa sasa 1942 eon el wiguiente tema: "Motivaciéni Bua ROPCG=o
[3888]- = toa palcolféygicoa, sociales y neurofigisléciceg, Percpectiva de cu
[3889]ano. Ante reeolén", : ,
[3891]Serer
[3895]Hemes ineugurace una nusys seecién Llamada Eatudlo ‘Tranesultursles
[3896]ja gus trasasa on conexién evn la Comtsién Padcuidétrioa Tranaculty-
[3897]‘Pal de la ccticdad Cubana de rsiqudatria. mo,
[3899]Fera junio yc aupezaré a puolicer ana Neviotea gue ae Liamard Paiquia-
[3900]“trfa tranuealtural y la cual gerd a2 6zgaceo offoial de la Tomighén
[3901]de Peloutatyis » ls Secolén de Satudica Transaulturatee det Insti- i
[3902]tuto, on Ja cue esarecerg am resuuen y comentarios en eepefiol de todoa
[3903]loa trebajcs publicados sobre atte mate: 46 en el auode y més terdea - oo:
[3904]Ancicilrascs nucetros propio trabaiva, _
[3906]Ha reisoifa al Dapertanent> de vaicolocfe “édice de la Facultad de |
[3907]‘Hediclos en la Unlyezeicad de in Hatena, nogotrog expecanos a tranae .
[3908]jar ea 1961 deeruda de cperarse algunco cashios en la "ndvergidad
[3909]RIrG 263 Gucles gurei4.ecte Depaytanento,  —.. _
[3911]PBPStaT03 On ue aurso prfstise tedriso en vl ger. aho de iediotua
[3912]Poro miortrags teato se astaban yeslizando bagoolacionss son las.
[3913]‘Suteridedas Acs¢dmiges para llevar a sato ona trane*crmeciéa,  ~.
[3915]/Ruszita opiaién ss 328 la Paloolesfe ética debe engetare: de mode
[3917]“-payalelo a lag digsiciinas a lo lergo de le carrass nts tO
[3918]abeurds Guaiiens cue coy ofrece adecuaca prevaraecidn gomét
[3920]auy 4é041 preparac!4$: psiselégica sea Bupercas. coy
[3922]-21 sic Pisedo, @2 Dapersacants d2 Psicoloyia Adder rasiisa un eatu-
[3923]2 GAP S€ da personelidc.s y vsaactén ds_todas lor es lantc@ ques.
[3926]“Reneridben “acisnde entysvictea = penedas jue ce re:
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[3937]Hn 61 220. ats explicarenoea la >
[3938]Naria oregorachién @ una asplfieust
[3941]6yicos y vecktele
[3942]scoléniecy
[3945]200 patesd
[3947]“ga ol Qev. aio invedines el campo de la
[3950]a “ Waetoria elfaies, el estudio de Loe fuover
[3951]: trevieta, lea relactin "4ttcuqvectants, la
[3952]io '. " peotente somftiea y las repercusisaes Bem
[3953]5 “cy @mpoeionsieu,
[3955]Po > En el 4¥0. aflo tecencs una tares siniler, pero coms es ratural, en’:
[3956]20°, Wha forma ude -espectalizeda en Siruzfa vy Cbatotrisia, y en el 540,
[3957]eo fie en Fediatria, afiaGizos lea elementos nacesarios de Puicolvgfe
[3958]“o" Soedal pera realizar una competente oampiiea eanitaria, . :
[3960]. BL 6to. afo se dedica al oietera ds internads rotativo,
[3962]El Departaments de beiguietrfe explica Propedéutice Paiquidtrica on.
[3963]3zo. 7 4¢0, afies, y le Poiquistr{a Clinics on el 5to, foo. -
[3965]“Nusatro Departazento junto con el Departamento de Teiquistrfa para
[3966]los reaidentes de rsiquistrf{a oxplica Los aspectos neurofiatolégicos
[3967]y pelooldgices y en curso do post gradusdo dedica tres afos # que Be
[3968]-:desarrsllen como eapeacialiatary, . a Cae us
[3970]Un ourgo do rsicorerapia a8 ast& orgauizendo para logs post graduados
[3971]gare aol orear patecterspeutas. es ce:
[3973]Por al monento teneroe et giguiente persoral, ed cua ee divide e2
[3974]o. trabajo entra eft S profesores, 4 axilieres, 4 puicélogcs,. 3 ins~ ~
[3975]1,  fruetores gredusica, & ao graduadoe vy 40 estuddantes ayudantoa,
[3977]Como que no tenenos téanicos aufictentes ya que el nuestro ep un -
[3978]“pats aubdscarroliais, nosotros trataianos en une doble capacidad p
[3979]“61 moments (arse anza ¢ inveatizacién) usende un tercio de nuostrs
[3980]tisap;o an le engelenza 7 cos tercioa en la inveatigssifn, --- --. :
[3982]Acabo de terairer on texto de Yaicologfa usdicea en tres tomos del |
[3983]Gual ya eslid el frinerd, €1 aeégindo estd eiendo impreso deLiendo .-° |
[3984] @aliy. en Los primercs sages dei siie en curs:, y ya oasi hse tercineda.
[3985]_@l dre. oe rae to. cet Set an
[3987]p
[3991]fete 9 an trabejso aul generis ya que le he eaasritos no vole como
[3992]toate sinew conv trareju de cousulta. in {ndice previo oa tod: el --
[3993]contentda y ei pregresa del cucrluuium sosrece al 7Lyal, Todce ios
[3995]Pees sh fl progtads dii cusvicuing sun parte dei cusas, #L raste aD
[3996]; 68 aan que una exyansiiu gei misriv, se sete sods, Giovs igueicsnye
[3997]& ive estucianies y a loa wédicos, toe ot
[3999].
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[4004]ath Je un trabeja gua enfooa el srchlenma de w
[4005]aca teslz in lo que 6s le Peldaia;
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[4016]mi ifbro. El prissr teos tiene #96
[4017]pra dom tendrdn un annero gehen i
[4019]gebee Feieclogfa Cenavai (para los eeiudciantes ;
[4020]bc ei Zdo toms we ilema Paioclogin y la vecicans, ¥ 68 la vere
[4021]B . saders Zaicdsiog{a Ldsies 1s que es propia Fera los setusiantae de -
[4022]: yrupeséutica en @) Jer, atic, y también pere equelloe qus oatén o8- :
[4023]io: '- tudleando Cirnugfe, Ostetricia y Pediatrie an el 4te. y Sto. afo08. Sl.
[4024]: terger tome reune tedea les eacuelss psioolégicas que 59 usad 30 oo
[4025]Yedicinga asi ecre toda ls oriernteciéa de Paicoterapia quo se ura
[4027]lo. pere iss post graduetos.
[4029]Adjunto encontrer4 wt trabaio sobre Vaprendisaje y Drogas", Este
[4030]trabajo 448 nate de pregentar er el XVIIL Congeoso interougionai de
[4031]Paicologie ¢e Hooch $2 ¢i “impopio de Peicoféraaces y teguiaciés ds
[4032]‘la Sondusta to be=cs eontinuadc pooteriormente modificando el dico~ -
[4034]So realisande an lugar de ivsa agetones un nimero de sllag que se
[4035]externderén heats unges veints con idéntioe ritmo. Cen eile, preten-
[4037]7 “ppa le posible insufieiencis de trea geptones 6n releciéz con la norH-
[4041]< Muy bien podrfe ser este tradajo 61 que Llevara al pvéxino Congreso
[4042]@@ ia CIP o por 31 sontrario eiguncs Ge les que reaiisanos en 61 :
[4043]sampe de le Feioolosfa Transoulturasl. = .
[4045]Manhiéa te satoy enviendo “Pectorea Cuiturales en-tisterias con
[4047]Cuadro Cliaiso caquisofrérico’. fete trabajo fue le{4o en ol mes
[4048]‘de Septsentre pesado an el IV Congreso Mundial de Patquiatrfa, on
[4049]tyarid,. ; oo. a
[4051]Adexfea te ecvfo ure copia del Indice del segundo temo. Yo censidero a
[4052](que 6ste coretituys mie origicalided on todo 61 sraba.co ya que el ae
[4053]prinoer tons s9.eoore Pateologte General (de la cual say trabajos.
[4054]nubliosdos: v el tercero econtiere vodaz les escuclae (de las cuales
[4055]fey trabeios gunlicaius tendifn}. in badrid, hube de meairer e}
[4056]dice a Segufs y estuvo muy de acuerdo con el misco. Te lo estcy
[4057]envianéo solicitando tu opinidn critica. en 7
[4059]Ee ezerito y ue encuentro 6n el procesc 42 rervigarlo ¥ caai he ter-
[4060]minads 2s iibro de urag 209 pégings para ei cual he selecciconads -
[4061]“el ifsule S2 2Paleclag{a Uddies y au engenenta oh Vedsetnes, unm ii-
[4062]-tyo tn el qua expongo de rancra detaileda mi oninidn sotre esta ma~
[4063]iterda, Isnt ¢3 natural, recocle en él mineo todas las opinicnis ex~ ;
[4065]wd i
[4066]~ @ivareates autores, también las orientaciones Se 200-
[4070]| Mla
[4072]seen cet oe
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[4097]| “AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY |
[4098]f OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ASEOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEAYCHOTHERAPY, INC.
[4099]: '
[4101]STANLEY LEBBE, ™. DO. OO EDITOR
[4103]Fowomas Conmirrea ; 18 WEST Bier STREET @ NEW YORK 24, WN. Y. ; .
[4104]’ SULVANS ARIETI, M.D. Pat . ers a :
[4105]=. LEOPOLD GeLLAK, HD. _ a Loge ute
[4106]JTROME FRANK, M4. 0. .
[4107]LAWAENDE S. KOLO, +. ©. tne -
[4108]: vacocaic WEATHAM, M. Co. : : 7 April 21, 1967 1
[4109]i . JOBEPM WILDER, M4. Oo. - . . :
[4110]ie ‘Lewin eR. woLoras, u. 0.° Sle, as :
[4111]i WILLIAM WOLF, 23. D. : mo : a
[4113]i . Asooriare Zorror : . 7
[4114]a GUTH MOROTN LOWE Mr. Enrico Varisco
[4115]; + re oo. ‘. ). Assistant Director ‘
[4116]- : we ' | Lab. Carlo Erba De Mexico, S.A.
[4117]. 5: . ws...) MAA. Quevado 555 . I
[4118], go ct Memfico 21, D.F. ee Se, .
[4119]i i ne : Mexico oe : : ,
[4120]3 * Dear Mr. Varisco:
[4121]2
[4122]; . : ; , Enclosed you will find a letter rt
[4123]i a ster" =" written to Dr. Jose Bustamsnte. Dr. Bustamante ue b
[4124]8 informed me that I could maintain contact with
[4125]e him by forwarding letters to you and that these .
[4126]Boel o : letters in turn, would be sent to him. I appreciate
[4127]Boa, your assistance in this matter.
[4129]i ‘ wee De, es . Sincerely- yours, _
[4132]8
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[4138]CPE EEY
[4140]AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
[4142]OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. INC.
[4144]STANLEY LESGE, M. 0. © EDITIR
[4146]Korrosiay Commies 15 WEBT Gtsr STREET @® NEW YORK 24, N. Y.
[4147]BILVANOD ARIET, -. 0. .
[4148]LEOPOLO BELLAK, M. 0. . 1
[4149]JEROME FRANK, M. 0. , . a :
[4151]oo, -o ++ April 21, 1967
[4152]LAWRENCE C. KOLS, m4. oO. -
[4153]PREDERIG WERTHAM, H. 0, :
[4154]JODEPH WILOTA, M.D.
[4155]tLEwis R. WOLSERG, 4. oO.
[4157]wienian wour, MO. Dr. Jose A. Bustamante
[4158]- asoagure torraa : Inatituto de Neurofisiologia
[4159]. RUTH NOROEN LOWE ¥ Peicologia
[4160]A” Loma y 37, Alt. Del Vedado
[4162]Havana, Cuba
[4163]e
[4165]Dear Dr. Bustamante: a oe ;
[4167]I have recently completed a reading of your
[4168]paper entitled "Cultural Factors in Hysterias with
[4169]Schizophrentc Clinical Pictures." I found it to be
[4170]of great interest and I appreciate your sending it
[4171]to me. I have been working with Dr. William Wolf
[4173]“7: on the projection of medical education and psychiatry
[4174]+: as they are likely to be in the next century. The
[4175]first of a series of articles and of a monograph,
[4176]was published in the April 1966 issue of the American
[4177]Journal of Psychotherapy. This takes in @ great deal
[4179]‘of analysis that would be included under transcultural
[4180]psychiatry. Indeed, we are using the systems analysia
[4182]-approach which, of course, must take into account the
[4184]* broad psychosocial and socioeconomic forces thdt in-
[4186]- fluence the psychodynamics matrices in individuals.
[4188]I am interested in the particular securities that are
[4190]precipitated in the ego structure of individuals by
[4191]the very nature of the socioeconomic, sociopolitical _—
[4192]and sociophilosophic system in which the individual
[4193]lives:. In an opposite vein, we are interested in the
[4195]“stresses that are placed upon the individual by vari-
[4196]ous social systems from individual and practical stand-
[4198]-' points. Awarenesses such as these should be of help
[4200]“+ am the planning of social systems for underdeveloped
[4201]‘mations, While this seems like a very ambitious con-
[4203]‘ ceptualization, I do not believe that it is an unlikely
[4205]possibility in the coming generations. .
[4207]Hey mene Ae
[4209]. _I look forward to receive the copy of your
[4210]_book "Psicologia Medica", Voluma I. I believe that the
[4211]_ outline as you presented it to me seems very iaclusive.
[4213]we .. Your note coficerning a meeting dealing with
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[4274]‘motivation to take place in February, 195% is of |
[4275]_ me. LT would Like Co know mora about it with the p
[4276]‘might attend if there are circumstances permitting
[4278]I plan to publish a modified form of your ietter fu the duly
[4279]‘issue of the American Journal of Paychotherapy. This will enacte our
[4280]"readers to be more aware of your activities in Cuba.
[4282]I look forward to the mafntenance of a very close correspoud-
[4284]-. Kindest regards. oo
[4286]ey mh a Sincerely, to,
[4288]Stanley Lesse, M.D. eae
[4289]Editor-in-Chief Lt
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[4317]BUSTAHANTE
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[4328]asses”
[4330]l. Before leaving on his last trip to Cuba in Meroh=1SG7> Gis ei
[4331]was asked to obtain information on Dr. Jose Angel BUSTANANTE, reported to be
[4332]one of Fidel CASTRO's physicians. was. warned that BUSTAMANTE is con-
[4333]Sidered to-be a. pro-Soviet Comaunist, ASSE _ . 7
[4334]|_Ass¢ 8 ASSET
[4335]_ 72% yereceenad previously met Dr. BUSTAMANTE via a comop-frter3, .
[4336]Dr. Guillermo! DAVILA, a Mexican physictan who Occasionally gives” L-1 messages
[4338]6 and publications for delivery in Mavana, DAVILA aske hOEEREy to say SS.
[4339]hello to hig Cuban friend, which L-1 df{d on 27 March. During the ensuing ~
[4340]conversation, BUSTAMANTE mentioned thet he sttended the World Congress of. 4
[4341]Psychology in the Sovict Unica in August 1966. He had previously visited the _
[4342]USSR in 1961, an? found great changes in thet country. tle felt that a ~ :
[4343]definite evolution had taken place between 1961 end 1966, bringing life tn
[4344]the Soviet Union several steps closer to that in the Western countries. He
[4345]also found radical changes tn the field of his ‘professional specialty.
[4347]' Psychiatric and psychologicel trends in the USSR, he felt, had broken awny
[4348]from the rigid docttinea thet Limited their develupment until a few yeare *
[4349]ago and had grown more liberal. Several Specialists who had been ostracized
[4350]for psychiatric and psychological theorfes contrary t> those offictolly
[4351]sccepted tm the USSR had been rehabilitaced.
[4353]-. fISSE os
[4355]Action Required: For your information -
[4358]i.
[4360]. moffered the services of his firu with branches in Mexdeo
[4361]eud Cuba to help BUSTAMANTE send and receive letters to and from foreign
[4362]countries, pointing out that his firm quite frequently made use of Cubana
[4363]pilots, a much faster transmittal method than norr2! mail channels.
[4365]A . cue
[4367]Attachment: 8 onttoved),
[4368]_ Letters (5) Under Separate Cover
[4370]"S/O -ATT'D 1
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[4406]BUSTANANTE , appeared grateful for thie offer and gave iReraptcmee our Letter -
[4407]when he had Lunch with him on 30 April. Photoceples ¢f these ‘lctlers are
[4408]forwarded under separate cover. We leave any explottétion of the {nforsation
[4409]contained in these letters to Headquarters. / Of- some interest 18 the face.
[4410]that . BUSTANANIE hopes to attend @ weuical Cuugress | th _iexico in Deceuber
[4411]1967. Also interesting are the details which the doctor gives on his work
[4412]Ant Tuba.” “BUSTAMANTE mentions, for example in his fetter to Dr. Alfonac ©...
[4413]HILLAMW in Mexico, that hé is currently. making two spparate invectigationst
[4414]“Hater{fel and moral enducements for productivity" aud "Hotivation of a. *
[4416]roup in Cuba.” A reply to one of BUSTANAUIE's letters received
[4418]Soon 26 April is also attached under separate cover, Inforwation:
[4420]| provided by BUSTAMANTE on the rise and fall of: Dra. NACHADO Ventura and
[4421]Rene VA 0 as Fidel Castro's private physicians and confidante was
[4422]dissent ated in a separate intelligence report. . -
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[4561]d 1. Forwarded under separate cover attachment are |e etters
[4562]i ‘" gent or received by Dr. Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE, Director e Institute
[4563]of Neuropsychology and Psychology in Havana, viag oe Bwho acts 4s
[4564]i 8 postman receiving and mafling these letters in Mexico Tey. We would
[4565]Itke to make the following observations in connection with these lettere:
[4566]ER -
[4567]A A. The Cubana are plisnning to hole” "a’ symposium, to psychology in
[4568]i Havana from.24 to 30 November 1967? Iwo of BUSTAMANIE's letters in-
[4569]; : ger _ invitations to American psychiatrists to attend the symposiun,
[4570]we. ~ AES SS"
[4571]i ; B, Dr. BUSTAMANTE is planning to attend the XI Ioteramerican
[4572]| ; Congress of Paygblogy to be held in Mexico City from v7 to. 22 Decenber |
[4573]1967.
[4574]i C. Dr. E. Roy * Sn from the New York Medical college spent a
[4575]month at the Institute directed by Dr. BUSTAHANTE in Havana.
[4576]CONTINUED...
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[4579]| Attachment ;
[4581]Letters a/e para 1 usc
[4583]S/C ATI'D BY RI/AN
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[4604]2. This Station beljéves that an ‘effore: “should made to obtain - :
[4605]essessments of Dr. BUSTA! E fros one or more American; doctors attending
[4606]- the Havana symposiun- d/or the Mexico City congress, While BUSTAMANTE
[4607]{s openly critical o ‘various aspects of United States foreign. policy, _
[4608]jucluding U.S. relations with Cube, he _apparently_ likes Americans, Be-° ° or
[4609]recently told Bas n Havana that the World ‘Congress’ of: Psychology :
[4610]beld io. Madrid dna September 1966 gave. him the. opportunity to again eet, .
[4611]. efter-a number of years, a number of colleagues’ from various countries aaa
[4612]incLuding the United States. Ee: said: that he took,this Opportunity to
[4613]desy ellegations-that he vas a doctor ‘belonging ‘to the state security
[4614]ewphasizing that these allegations were calomies as he ‘had always
[4615]limited his activities in Cuba. to strictly. scientiile fields.
[4617]ty
[4619]3. We vould Like to have Headquarters’ and SHAVES! reactions tof
[4620]our suggestion. . 7
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[4630]ACADEMEA Dooce be euns
[4634]INSTITUTG OF NEUROFISIOLOGIA
[4635]Y PSICOLOGIA
[4636]a . Lewes 6 37, Act. of. Veraor
[4638]if Se . . Hagana
[4641]ORrecran
[4643]June 12, 1967
[4646]od
[4650]|
[4652]Ba : 4 ae
[4653]eo 2. o Hedrton, Gud) ee
[4654]Tae, cece Professor o sychiatry q
[4656]sh fh Yele Universit, f :
[4657]ul - "Rew Haven, Connecticut .s4 ===
[4659]Dear Dr. Redlich:
[4661]BO oO L: December 14,..1966, I wrote you a long letter giving you
[4662]he all 4 ‘the information about our activities at the Institute. I have
[4663]5, ; not heard from you ever since, and I am afraid this letter did not
[4664]reach you at all, therefore, I am enclosing a copy and following
[4665]are a few more news about this year's activities so far.
[4667]I wish to let you know thet in July our new Review called
[4668]Tranacultural Peychiatry will be published here. As aoon as it is
[4669]out, I will mail you a copy. We are editing it and it will be the
[4671]' first of ita kind in our language.
[4673]; We have an Anthropologist working with us at the Inetitute
[4674]‘now, Dr. Antonio Santa Cruz, a Yale graduate, and we are planning a
[4675]oint book on Transcultural Psychiatry since there is not a treatise
[4676]n Spanieh on thia subject. I will let’ you! know as to its develop-
[4678]. ments
[4680]x
[4681]ied,
[4683]In ‘reference to the Reviews that you so kindly offered to send
[4684]us, we are for the time being overcoming the shortage we were ox-
[4686]; eriencing., Instead, and if at all possible, I would like to receive
[4688]_ Vol. III of the American Handbook: of Psychiatry, edited by Silvano
[4689]Arieti. I have Vols.: I and TI, and would be obi iged to you if you
[4691]7 could send it.to me.
[4693]se". although I know your interest i1s.in Psychiatry, I wish to
[4694]-..  Anform you that we are organizing a. Symposium of Psychology which
[4696]. will take place in-Havana, the 24-30 of November, 1566, convened by Lob
[4697]' the Institute and the Academy of Sciences. Its subject will be: abe
[4698]- "Motivation: neurophysiologic, psychologic and social factors. Pers- §|
[4699]. pective of an integration", The reper could be on motivation: 4% AE
[4701]- Can be an interdisciplinary aubject, as well as neurophysiologic,
[4703]peychologic or a social one.
[4705]8.
[4707]4 bh
[4709]an I do. not know whether you are interested or not, but in case
[4711]- you are, please let me know and I will send you’an invitati on. The
[4713]guests! stay will be borne by the Academy of Boiences, and we have
[4716]a | ay a 239
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[4721]EO hinself,
[4723]iF. C. Redlich, M.D.
[4725]posts ‘made arrangements that will eeseure tickets for all via Kexico, Praga
[4726]H eo -"or Madrid, . : .
[4728]: Taree of the scientiste that have already accepted to come to
[4729]" the Symposium visited the Institute this year. One of them was Dr, -
[4730]Vladizir D. Nebyliteyn, Vice-Director of the Institute of Paychology
[4731]fron Moscow, who stayed two monthe with us. He helped us to create
[4732]a typology laboratory in our Peychology Department. At the same time,
[4733]he offered a course on typology variables according to Teplov and
[4735]He worka principally studying personality. His conception ig
[4736]primarily based in the human brain properties that were discovered
[4737]an . _. by Pavlov and later on vere developed by Teplov and his collaboratora.
[4739]De Nebylitsyn, as well as Pear eenyestigators, have developed
[4740]gome acientific methods on the investigation of auch properties of.
[4741]2 the nervous. system-and their studies nowadays can very well be: . ~--
[4742]£ Correlated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus --
[4743]proven by some investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to
[4744]begin developing such scientific methods, ~ ce
[4746]at the Institute,
[4748]- In the morninge, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology. of
[4749]learning, having, memory. a8 a basic theme, explained every possible
[4750]. Way, paychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically. The
[4751]. Tecture was discussed by those attending, and experimentel solutiona
[4752]Were proposed for various problems not yet resolved. The text book
[4753]used in thie course was written by Dr. John himself and will be out
[4754]of print by now. ;
[4756]‘ In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried
[4757]. out. The first one on exoked potentials in humans, correlations of
[4758]*.. game facing luminous stimulationa of different colors, Influence of
[4759]expectancy situations. Tke second experiment was on learning,
[4760]observing cats with alimentary reflex. ‘The third one was in influ-
[4761]ence of specific and ungpecific structures of the Central Nervous
[4762]System on learning. Stimulations of. different apecific structures
[4763]- and of reticular Watching the importance of the facilitation of thig
[4764]‘| Mechanism. The fourth experiment was a study with microelectrodes
[4766]- of nauronal activity changes during the learning stage in cronic
[4768]animals. ; oe
[4770]4 4 We also had Dr. E. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, |
[4771]: who spent a month here. Following is a brief reaumé of hia activities =.
[4773]'.. Both Dr, Nebylitsyn and Dr. John dictated very interesting oe
[4775]te
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[4794]conferences at the Academy of Sciences' “Conference 'iall and at the .
[4795]Scientific Council of the Ministry of Fublic Nealth,
[4797]; - At the moment, we have Dr. E, Grastyén, from the University
[4798]of Pecs, Hungary, who will leave soon after collaborating with the
[4799]Department of Psychology for two months. tHe has been working on
[4800]motivation and cooperating in a joint work for our coming Symposium.
[4802]I think I should let you know that I have written to Dr. D,-
[4804]. Leigh, Secretary to the World Psychiatric Association and among other
[4805]things I indicated the convenience to create one Committee or Section
[4806]of Transcultural Psychiatry within the World Paychiatric Association i.
[4807]because this is a rather new and multi-disciplinary field (comprising a
[4809]' peychologista, peychiatrista,- anthropologists, etc.) requiring more
[4810]than any other one the cooperation and help to facilitate the efforta
[4811]$04 Keer producing and offering contributions in the development of
[4812]this eld. . ; ; : . . ;
[4814]I have secured a better way to get our mail and it consists
[4815]of the following: address your envelope to Laboratoriog Erba, Apartado | ~
[4816]21909, Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico, and the letter to me. Once they open toot
[4817]the letter and see it is addressed to me, a member of the laboratory 7
[4818]@ill bring it pergonally to me as they travel back and forth between Be
[4819]our countries, I will address my letters to you and they will mail a
[4820]them in Mexico to you. In thie Way, we are both sure our mail will
[4821]not get lost since I have absolute confidence in then.-
[4823]te
[4825]‘I think I have covered everything of interest to you,
[4827]." Hoping to hear from you soon, and with best wishes, I remain,
[4829]e Js A. Busta
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[4966]| Il. PRECISE WHEREABOUTS: OF CAPTAIN JOSE ABRAHANTES Is
[4968]“UU GEN TO US, BUT WE HAVE NO REASON TO BELIEVE THAT HE IS out-
[4969]“IDE OF CUBA. GIVEN HIS RAUK CVICE MINISTER OF INTERIOR AND HEAD
[4970]“ TWE DSE), IT SEEMS HIGHLY UNLIKELY THAT HE WOULD BE ENGAGED I A
[4971](SSTOU ITH SUCH PATENTLY HIGH FLAP POTENTIAL. OUR FILE ON JOYE
[4973]SES COC INDICATE THAT HE HAS EVER USED WAR WANE “FIDEL.” CON-
[4975]“RISO: OF OUR MOST RECENT (CIRCA 1965)” PHOTOGRAPII OF JOSE WITH
[4976]ouara 16 (OF auaa) IN MUG BOOK LEADS US TO CONCLUDE tat JOSE; it
[4977]MEY .MUAN ARE HOT IDEVTICAL. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF NSE AS FoIto4s-
[4978]THEY LYE YEAR OLD CAUCASIAN WITH BLACK HALP Act) EYES. DARK
[4979]| SOMPLECTEO, MEDIUM BUILD, ROUND FACE AND GEWERALL’? REGARDED AS
[4981]“MIDSONE. DIFFEREWT SOURCES ESTIMATE HIS HEIGHT AND YEIGHT AS RaiG-
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[5004]3. iMdOR ROLANDO CU BELA SECADES (261-252234) WAS ARRESTED F
[5005]ED FARLY 1966 FOR CONSPIRING WITH CIA AGAINST THE uA GOVERIMENT :
[5006]| CENELAUALY AND FIDEL CASTRO SPECIFICALLY. HIS SENTENCE WAS FOR 25 7
[5007]WPA. EN THE INTERIN WE HAVE RECEIVED SEVERAL REFUSEE REPORTS TO 4
[5008]| _ UE EFFECT THAT CUBELA IS STILL CAS OF AUGUST 1971) 10 THE LA canAA | .
[5009]PE TEO! UMEZRE 1S WORKING AS A MEDICAL DOCTOR, WE WAVE NO PHYSICAL | :
[5010]rESrs PT LOW OF CUBELA AND HAVE NO FURTHER [FORMATION CONCERNING ,
[5011]MUS UNEREABOUTS.. HOYEVER, UNLESS THE ENTIRE ARREST AND TRIAL 11
[5012]1266 AMD SUBSLQUENT IMPRISONMENT OF CUBELA VERE A TCTALTFARSE, YE we
[5014]LENE TO DOUST THAT CUBELA WOULE BE EVTRUSTED WU THIS: SORT OF
[5015]NLSsEoi, ea is CO a Ce
[5016]OA. INSE ANGEL BUST A MAN TE O'LEARY (oat-rnnsesy “ar Bead
[5018]HU AAR: 19 LL AND IS CURRENTLY A PROFESSOR PHYCHCLOGY AT TH"
[5020]“MITER SITY OF HAVANA NEDICAL SCH9OL. IN HOVENBER 1271, ALOHG TH
[5022]“-FEQTL CASTRO, HE WADE CONTACT WITH: CHILEAN DRUG TRALFLCERS @URECTON
[5024]“ania . WE HAVE nO PILYSICAL DEscu IFT Lod OR ADU Heth INFOR ALOR AZ
[5025]1) LUC TALAGTESS WHEREABOUTS, BUT ATE UNCLEVED TO Furex THAT NES
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[5064]ANBASZADOR TO THE UAR. CURRENT WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN TO NS, PHYSICAL
[5066]ER SCRIE TOU AS FOLLOWS: BORN SOWETINE BETHZEN 192 77AND 1932.
[5068]CAUCATIAM WITH LIGHT BROWN HAIR WHO WEARS PRESCRIPTICU GLASSES.
[5070]LESenire tons OF HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT VARY FROM 5. FEET 6 INCHES TO 5
[5072]“CRT 3% VICHES AND FROM 125 LBS. TO 145 LBS.
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[5083]14-0000
[5085]Deoenber 14, 1966
[5087]¥. G. Redifish, H.D.
[5089]' Prefeaace of Psychiatry
[5090]Yale Gaiversity
[5091]Rew Envan, Coancotiens
[5092]Gaited States ef America
[5094]Beer ie. Redidaks : : an
[5096]ssecraing te our _Senversation I an writ you in B order te
[5097]3c you mew all abow: the Institute ef Heures Payeha=
[5098]i ef the ssedany ef Seleneee ef Cuba, and the ni akogy and er
[5099]Meiteal Poychelesy ef the Faculty ef Modieins at the University ef
[5103]rope eatttute, site bogan pits setivitics 1 1962, hes thros
[5105]2 qpb'ueg founded ap thease School of Hodicines besening sxe ef ef the
[5106]« | -Inetitutes ef the seadsay of Seionces in 1965 |
[5108]The Department ef Hourephysielegy ig werking on the follevizg
[5109]ipvestigntienss 9 “ey
[5111]e) Influsnees ef oes ‘ev ehemieal substances which ©
[5112]_. -. Saver and inhibi¢s Leaota 8 e6preading depressien ean sen
[5113]mo valsive erisia.. _
[5114]“-D) Cardictonis isfluences on avs‘dance reflex.
[5115].8) Study an the elestrical activity ef Zachrisia Guaneasia*
[5116]Bervers syaten.
[5117]@) DBrug-depandeance learning en eat and rat.
[5119]The Paycholezy Department is working on these investigaticass a
[5121]e) Stray en the porticipant variables in ‘the Phyaicien-Pationt
[5123]welaSionship tr indieidnay peyehotherapy and ia group
[5124]ehothorapy.
[5126]¥3 cadiness and Hotivetion.
[5128]'G) Porgéenality feetors ef the physicien in Iatrogenic
[5132]'@) Hetivetion and sstor aetivity.
[5134]@) Hypnesie and learning. -
[5136]the Department of Secial Payehology is doing the next researches: &
[5138]<. @) Attitede survey on medical school etudents,-
[5139]3K Soeiel Haledjusted behavior in Camagtiey Provinse,
[5140]Study ca bureaneracy. | |
[5142]a TV The Time this wes written, =
[5145]14-0000
[5149]Be, P, 0. Redlich _ “ee!
[5151]' “Phe Sealed Puyahol ogy Department is not a Laboratory on octal i
[5152]Seiences; it is mst a Sesielegy Department, and if you (11, £t 48 ‘f
[5153]Ret ruled by a Psychelegiaed sonsept of Sociology. . i
[5154]i
[5155]i
[5156]t
[5158]i
[5160]I¢ is @ laboratory where modest social aepeotea of our medium are
[5161]etetiied with the purpose te know the values and stereot: pus offered in
[5162]ow esdiva in @
[5164]; favs, the investigations to study the attStudesa and opinions ef the
[5165](heng, Cuban studeas es wellee the study of the ambitiong of the man in
[5166]he fields, is his aya lande er in égolleative farms, are carried eat on
[5167]this Sectal Poysholegy Departeent. ne
[5168]_ Per the first time in Cuba wo have this eppartunity aiace eur
[5170]Hatica is, at jest, a big sceial laboratory where. profound changes are
[5171]being affored $e the lavestigative mind, great possibilities that i?
[5173]Hes taken in censideration weald be hopelessly lest.: ; :
[5175]4g it eam be observed, the sesial atudy is limited to these
[5176]tliar spests not enly ef our tradition but ef? the changes ese
[5177]cur ceuitey, G5 ell ea the conusequon> psyahelogiogl . medifieations
[5178]tbat will be evidenced fm scar Sympesia. - : . 7 ;
[5180]a Besides the thros Dep ta, the Institute has four Sestiouas
[5181]- Elestrenics, Statistiss, Bildegraphy amd Publications. a
[5183]-A% this mement, the pergonnel werking at the Institute ts ag
[5184]follows: 8 Prefessors, 6 aurilinrics, 3 paychologists, 6 technicians, -
[5185]2 statisticians, 1 anthropologist, 6 students in Jeurophysiolagy, 6 in
[5186]Payehslogy, emé 6 in Seaial Psyeholegy. ; a Seat
[5188]Bo 49 a final gupiration there is the pessibie ‘unification of the .
[5189]: bree Departments so we can reach our geal, :
[5190]. £.¢., the inter-disciplinary studies made in fields unknown up to how,
[5192]in shese subjects. Thus,
[5193]we are working in two lines ef investigation: "Matcrinl and moral -
[5194]' Qnsentives in preductivity®, and "Hotivation in a Cuban religious group".s
[5196]. " fo cam it ep, the objective of sur Institute fa the study of the
[5197]neurophysioligis ani paychelogical levels as well as that af the social
[5198]thet might be ef iuterest in our country, trying within the...
[5199]= ef eur mothodo ef investigations to attain the inte>-disciplinary
[5200]integration ef these diseiplinca, #8 - =. orn
[5202]Ye ave mow in the preeeza ef erganising e Cortico-Vigeeral Aativige -
[5203]ties er feychoscaatis laberatery in connestion with a Paychiatric Clinis,  -;
[5204]4scther Laberatory on poyehepharascale and Behavier keep the Applied...
[5205]Poyeholegy ere in which 1 eentines with my studica of participant
[5206]weriebles in the Physicien-Pations relationship in Psyohotherapy. In
[5208]BATA SR ERG Wate, yume, 1967, tho letter was dropped.
[5210]ion with the psychological activity. :
[5212]L
[5213]io
[5215]a
[5216]j
[5218]j
[5221]14-0000
[5223]physiel Syspoaium whieh took place in Yebruary, 1955, 1n Havana w.:iel:
[5226]panela, ote.) and fo erganis an International Payoholegy Syaposius -
[5228]“which werke in connection with the Transcultural Poychiatrie Comsissicn
[5230]- @alied Prasseul tural Peyebiatry end which willbe the affiaial
[5231]-the Transeultwral P
[5233]subjest Sn the werld end later on we will inolude our een vorks,
[5234]a at the IVIIT Internatiowal Congrese ef Psyshelogy in Moscow, ard the ene
[5235]_ ge heard at the IY Herld Congress ef Payshieatry, in Madrid, "Cultural
[5236]. _®f. cur Balletines I will send you the next number now in press.
[5238]"ef. Hedteine at the University of Havana, we started te work in 1961 ofter
[5239]Baking seae changes at the University which, anong other things, created
[5241]| that teday offers adequate somatic preparation but -wery weak payeholegical.-
[5243]Dr. F.C, Redlich — _—-
[5245]reference te thin last work, I wish to state that iheve fintahed tra
[5246]first stage. a a
[5248]The.Institute hae organised and convened an International Youre
[5250]Wee attended by many Heurophyetologiats of internationa) fume (like
[5252]Asratyén, Purpura, Rey Jobn, Grastydn, Bures, Kegan, Lifachits, Ligsak,
[5254]fev Pebruary, 1963 with the foiloz’ thames "Motivation: its nenre~
[5255]payeiol al, paychelegical snd social aspects, Perspective of its
[5256]egratien"®. , :
[5258]Be have ipaugureted a new sestien ealled Transcultural Studies
[5259]ef the Cuban Seeiety ef Peychiatry. ; co
[5260]| Per the beginniag ef next yoar I will begin te publish e Revicu
[5261]try Commission eof the Cuban Séetety ef Ps intey
[5263]esa tho Trangeulteural Studice Sectien of the ‘Institute, where we 12 :
[5264]have a resusé and comments in Spaniah ef all the. papera published in this
[5266] Baslesed please find my paper on “Learning and Drugs® whieh I road i”
[5268]otere im Hysterias with Sehisephrenie Cliniegl Picturs”, and alse e338
[5272]nm relation to the Departsent ef Hedical Psyahology of the Faculty .
[5276]this Department.
[5278]We began with a theoretic practical course in the 3rd year of Hedi-
[5279]Cine but. we undertook all the opportune negotiations with the acadenie ob:
[5280]authorities to carry out such a transformation. _
[5282]" . Qemp opinion te that Kedical Payehology must be taught in parallel _
[5283]maanér to the disciplines al] along the career mntil the absurd dualisn
[5285]preparation is cevereeme. Cade.
[5286]Iagt yoar in ogreenont with the Feoulty and efter constant efforts t
[5287]we ebdtained and put in practice the following activity: :
[5289].. Ia the lst. year, our Department carries out-e study of the: persona-
[5290]lity and inclinations ef all the students who ore registered making inter-
[5291]views and teats which are repeated later in the 5th year, cok
[5293]a hs date of the Symposiun has been moved to 24-30 of. Noveaber, 1968. _ -
[5296]14-00000
[5300]ere oc, OS. Hedltoh -4-
[5302]_ eseag theagolvess.
[5304]SIVPER EMAILED a
[5306]In the 2nd. year, ce explain Seneral Paychology in order to give
[5307]the nesogsary preparation for en adequate applicatton of “edica). Payoholog:.
[5309]In the 3rd. yoary we invade the field of Propedcuties and participate |
[5310]with these teachers adain ng the psycholdgical and aceeigl faetors in the
[5311]elinieal hyatory, the etudy of Psysholegical factors in the interview, the
[5313]ieian=-patient relationship, the psychological reaction ef the sonatis i
[5314]pation? a the somatic repercussions of the emotional disturbances.
[5316]In the 4th year, we reslize s oimilar.tasx, out as it is natural, |
[5318]“. {a a mere specialised manner in Surgery and Obetetrics, and in 5th yoar 7 |
[5320]4n Pedistries, adding the noceseary Sesial Payoholegy™ elonsnta in Pre-
[5321]vyentive Hedieine to carry out a eempetent. sanitary” campaign.
[5323]4
[5324]The sixth year is dodicated to the rotating intarnshtp oyeten. = 4
[5325]4
[5327]fire Departuent. of Peychiatey ex preesad shietric ‘Propedoution iz.
[5328]3rd. and 4th years, and Clinioal Pays an bth
[5330]in Pa Our Department together wath the reyctatzt De wt at fer posssants ;
[5331]webilatey axplains euro clegic C) 6a 2 espests ani
[5332]aa tha pesietiste. term dedicates three years for then te beger |
[5334]A eourse Payehstho is fer the |
[5335]se a3 te ercate on Teyehothorapy te being erganted = P categraduntes |
[5337]the prosent ve Rave. the folleving | otaft which divides, the work
[5339]‘As we do not have rany -¢echnieions since curs is an
[5340]imting) wing @ third ef om ¢
[5342]“eon ve have $ x ina dual eity fer the mecent mderiovel eps
[5343]o wor! & dual ca y ter
[5348]. : . x swt va rare a pee} —— .
[5349]whieh tho firet is already out, the second is in pross, eouing out during
[5350]an
[5352]thirds “onthe of the coming yoar and I
[5353]third ,
[5355]This 19 @ "sui. te” work as I have written it beth es a text and
[5357]a werk of. consulta 4 provious index gives all the centents and. -
[5358]owrriculus progran eppeara at the end, chaptors have all the
[5359]headings in blecker type; those ) head ings that appear. in the ourriculws
[5362]14.90000
[5364](De, PG. Redlich ; _ Lae
[5366]_ progres are part ee tha ae ‘the yout are. merely. an expanaion o: “the
[5368]: peges, a czeh of the other tue volume
[5370]eceeectier cedars: 34 an ea
[5372]Tale Bay, 48 fita both
[5374]x think it ia a werk shat ¢ appreaches ‘the preblea in an sdoquate
[5375]% Bedical Veyenology is and this is
[5376]wy T I = a arkhes § ® you. feccnze after revising all the world bibliography —
[5377]en Gals cub embjest I verified that the Medical Puycholegy works already
[5378]Lishesé ape nothing but Ocnoral. Peyahology ce Handbeeks: ef Payshosenstis
[5380]he students and. the ‘paysicians.
[5382]ZX Gall 4% Esdicel Poyehol cay. the _fizot t volume just ete hge 336
[5383]‘pind lar ef parse
[5385]Ee nares velume is shout Genoral Pagenolegy: (200. thie stedants in tha |
[5387]oud Foe emi the eszea veluse is ealled Payeho lezy and Esdfieains and 4% ij
[5389]wey Eodieal lees whieh ie guitable fer she stedemte af Fve> ” 1 -
[5391]‘gise fer. these. taking Sargery,. pestotries - ah
[5393]PASE 7 the 48h 4th ond Sth years. Tae third voluss: ‘gathers: ali J |
[5394]Fevbslagieal cubonia tateg esti ty Setictng go toil'ay ail’ tne ceisatat ions |
[5396]am Fayehotharapy wich are in we far the pestegradmtes. .
[5398]ee el find the Inéex ef thé seeoud volume. I eons tase :
[5399]pe 4p the whele werk aimee the
[5401]whieh there are published warks) and.
[5404]the seecas .besk and ho waa _
[5406]oo Iq He@rla, I sheced Seg the pregran ef
[5407]greatly in Saver of it. Z on canting #°Fe' yon onting for your-crdtteat
[5410]I bad written, new in the precess of revising and elmest f finished, a
[5411]Foyehalegy and ite’ tondhing in uodicizes have chosen the title of "Madfcal .
[5412]and ite tee ee te eek ia which I expose in
[5413]init it, ww, By opinion | about ates Ao it is inderotandable, tps ;
[5414]epinisas expressed different authera, Cengresces Cope
[5415]meee Gatati ong what is avaliloble in the workd ea this subject at ode
[5416]this moxent otter ell that I develop what we are doing rn ow Hedieal
[5417]Peyehslazy % and, finelly, ‘eur opinion abeat all this |
[5419]“than this beck ia out of print, I xii cant you ene oopy.
[5421]De, Rediiah. we heve come beowledss af your Yeyeniatric De
[5422]you investigations but wo would like to know were in detail about
[5423]theme important infornat cerreapond with a siniler Letter’ seins me the
[5425]ermation ef your aetivitics,
[5427]As for the Revieves we “are intarcated in want you to: know that at -
[5429]the mocant we xre sendusting a aurvey in on tay, Ts to. gee what ve heave
[5431]SNe TORS Toghpets nd for th heat dare, of the Rext year T will let you
[5432]ow abeut this
[5435]14-0000
[5437]for the Moliday
[5439]Eaping to hear from you seon, and wit!.
[5440]Seesea gust ahead, I ax, °
[5442]Cordiall, yenure,
[5444]eo oo Fref, Ie. ¢. A. Dustarante
[5445]Cireetcr .
[5447]; 3A3/e1 ES
[5448]GRZo oe
[5450]SLABS Oo,
[5454]. ce . ‘he
[5456]" weeps’ sais is an exact eopy Gf the Letter ¢ exsept fer the fectustes that
[5457]WALL bring you up to date.
[5459]HERO) tt enetsopwemmienornmersia PP MLSN CEH
[5462]14-0000
[5464]s&
[5466]Be SD
[5467]2
[5469]Prof. Dry srtonadbuy. | | or
[5470]atedra de Psicglogia Medica ., wo me, . oo
[5472]i a A Universided Autonoma. de México
[5474]; MCROME MES)
[5475]—MgXicd, Velo
[5476]Mexico. ~~ ‘ | «AUG 14997
[5480]~-¥o recib{ su citecién con gran entusissmo pues creo que es necesario
[5481]- presenta la Psicologia Hedica en el mundo y por ejeuplo, concretamen-
[5483]' letinosmericsnos tenfan fundamentalmente que entrar en contacto con-.
[5485]| ATT #2 TO HMMA gasis
[5487]ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUBA
[5489](TITUTO DE NRUROFISOLOOIA
[5490]Y Psicotoonm
[5492]Loma ~ 37. Ac. oa. Veoaso
[5493]. 1 Ti
[5494]H ; _ . ; OIRECTOR
[5496]Prof. on. scse «. austamanre
[5498]\ an L, Habana, 23 de junio de 1967
[5500]LOS. MISKE
[5502]Querido Amigo:
[5504]weve ten
[5506]s8luderte y darte unos informes que cred de importancis.
[5508]También le estoy escribiendo a Seguin y Dévila. les hago saber a todos
[5509]que en el mes de Julio saldra el primer numero de nuestra Revista Psi-
[5510]quistrf{a Transcultural de la cual les enviare un ejemplar tan pronto
[5511]‘palga. .
[5513]Bn,el mes de Noviembre se ha de celebrar una reunion de la Organiza=
[5514]cion Ssniteris Tayenericana sobre la "Ensefianzs de ls Psicologia Madi-
[5515]cs y la Psiquistria en America," a la que pienso asistir pues he sido
[5517]invitads la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de la Habene por le
[5518]organizscion y te Faguitad casi con toda seguridad -me ha; de designar,
[5519]en @8e caso no tendria problemas pues ellos se ocupan de conseguir le
[5520]visa y de todos los demas: detalles relacionados: con le reunion.
[5522]En el mes de Enero le escrib{ una extensa carte a Pichot que en el
[5523]Congreso de Medrid estuvo tratando de producir a reunion de los
[5524]asistentes 81 mismo que se dedican 8 la Psicologia Médica. :
[5526]cambien impresiones los norteamericanos, europeos y latinoamericanos
[5527]ye que cada uno de dicho grupo tenemos nuestra propia opinion como
[5528]son sin dada las tres opiniones que rigen en el mundo en esta materia.
[5529]Bl por su, ,perte nos defraudo tanto 6 mi como a Seguin pues realizo
[5531]uns reunion intrascendente y se. puso en contacto con gente que no re=
[5533]tee relacién al Pera, entro en contacto, no con Seguin que estaba
[5534]alli, sino con un muchscho que no se dedica a esta disciplina.
[5536]Ese es le razon por la cual le escribi esa carta haciéndole esas erf-
[5537]ticas y sugiriendole que para tratar de esos problemas con nosotros
[5539]tigo, con Seguin y conmigo pues creo fuera de tode falsa modestia que
[5540]somos la mas alta experiencia de la Psicologia Medica en America Leti-
[5542]~-@8 cary.
[5544]14-0000
[5546]Sa tee LT RUE Ee ae,
[5548]weber
[5550]ASSP Depo acer, APE RT ete std TTL NE Be SA RO
[5552]Prog. Milién
[5554].'m8 y de hecho una corriente de importancia en el mundo, iss
[5556]Claro que hay cdtedras de Psicologia Médica en Argentina, Venezuela,
[5558]_ tres antes de llegar a Noviembre, para llesar a Bima con perspectivae
[5560]- un cagbio de impresiones o indicarselo a la OMS como ecuerdo de nuestra -
[5562]Lm Qe
[5564]No he tenido respuesta a esta carta todavia, pero si recin{ una nota
[5565]de el donde me decis que habfa estado varios meses fuera de Francis, a
[5567]Ahore bien yo creo que lo mejor 6s que cambiemos impresiones los tres
[5568]por correo antes de llegar a la reunion-en:Novienbre en Ling pues alli
[5569]nos yeamos 6 poner de scuerdo los latinosmericenoa sobre dicho problema,
[5570]Beg estara ellf{, td no debes faltar y yo voy @ hacer todo lo posi-
[5571]ble por ir.
[5573]Colombia y tal vez otras bas, pero ei desarrollo Que hemos logrado en
[5574]Peru, México y Cuba por nuestros respectivos esfuerzos todo el mundo
[5575]reconoce y de no satarlo lo acepta en cuanto se le informs, ; ;
[5576]Por ello es que creo que es importante que cambiemos inpresiones los.
[5578]de uma linea sdecuads.
[5580]Luego debemos demandar de los norteamericenos y de Pichot y loa Europaos |
[5582]reunion en Lima.
[5584]Con los mejores deseos pers tiy un fuerte abrazo, se despide tu enigo, oh
[5589]14-0000
[5591]ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CURA
[5593]. INSTITUTO of NEURO IBIOLOGIA
[5596]boen vy 37. Aur. ces Veoase ; foe DIRECTOR
[5600]- 23 de junio de 1967
[5602]De, Me
[5603]“| Prof. Dr. Carlos Alberto’ s;
[5605]|) Tirticmearsriee ep
[5606]Mma, Per :
[5609]oe
[5611]oe
[5612]i
[5613]t
[5615]Querido Amigo y Compafiero;
[5617]..,,Aprovechando la oportunidad que me brinda los Laboratorios Erba de .
[5619]' “escribir a los anigos de Latino América a través de ellos ea que te
[5621]direccién siguiente; Apartado 21909, Mexico 21, D.P., Mexico, y la
[5622]carta a mf. Una vez que ellos abren el sobre y ven que eaté diri<
[5623]gids a mf, me la trae personalmente un representante de-la casa en
[5624]Sus viajes entre nuestro pais y Mexico. aaef podemos estar seguros
[5625]de .una via que no crea problemas pues tii eacribes @ Mexico y te
[5626]llegan las mfae de Mexico. Gracias a esto-es que te estoy enviando
[5628]_@1 Tomo I de mi libro "Psicologfa liédica",
[5630]Te hago saber que en el mea de Julio saldrd el primer nimero de ;
[5631]nuestra Revista Psiquiatrfa Transcultural de la cual te enviaré un
[5632]' . @jemplar por la misma via. ae ; 1, .
[5636]_. Te estoy enviando un ejempler de los trabajos que a continuacién rela~
[5637]* @iono: "Aprendizaje y Drogas", trabajo que lef en el Simposio "Psico=
[5639]. farmacologfa y Regulacién de la Conducta" en el XVIII Congreso Inter-
[5640]' Macional de Paicologfe, Mosch; el trabajo que oiste en Madrid, "Fac-
[5642]. Sores Culturalee con Cuadro Clfnico Esquizofrénico"; "Importancia de -
[5643]... la Psicologfa 'édica en la Pormacién del Nuevo uédico", trabajo que
[5644].. ha sido traducido al Aleman y sera publicado por la Universidad de
[5645]-Halle-Yittemberg, Alemania; - "La Enseflanza de la Paicologfa wédica
[5647]: @n Cuba", que ha sido traducido al Bilgero y gerd puolicado en la
[5648]Revista "Savrenena Medicina" en Soffa, 5ulgeria; asf como el Ultimo
[5649]“nGmero del Boletin del Instituto. £1 Boletfin a partir del préximo
[5650]nimero seldrg caca trea meses, y estando ya en imprenta el nimero de
[5651]Julio tan pronto Salga te enviaré un ejemplar.
[5653]EOD UTA 1566 9 za ng cna ae ro PE
[5655]: Deseo hacerte esther quc ie envié a Stanley Lesse mi trabajo "Psiquia-
[5656]°°. trfa en Cuba", igual al. que tu enviaste correspondiente al Pert, el
[5657]' . Cual debe estar al salir en el Americar. Journal of Psychotherapy.
[5659]Beté al salir tanbién mi libro "Le Ensefanza de le Peicologfa wédica
[5660]- ©Mm la ‘Carrera de Medicina". Recibirgs un ejemplar cuando esté listo. |
[5661]. Asimismo, recordards haber visto el Indice del Tomo II de la "Psicolo-_
[5664]14.90000
[5666]pro
[5668]Prof. Seguin
[5670]gia Kédica" el cual saldré ei mes de julio proximo y del cusl también te +}
[5672]enviaré un ejenplare : 7
[5674]Voy a México en Diciembre de este alo, al Con«reso de le Sociedad Inter-
[5675]: amerigana de Psicologie y espero verte alli. Es cusi seguro que vaya
[5676]: . tembien, a fines de Roviembre a Lima, a la reunion de lz Orgsnizecios !
[5677]P, Sanitaria Panamericena sobre le “Enseneuzs de la Psicolcgis iiédica 7 la ;
[5678]Pgiquistria en America". He sido invitado por la orgapizacion y ellos
[5679]se encergen de conseguirme la visa y demas detalles relacionados cop el
[5681]|
[5682]'
[5683]viaje. 5s casi seguro que vayae a
[5684]if
[5685]i
[5687]won site gee
[5689]‘Estoy usando le misma via para comunicerge con Davila, y le envié uw,
[5690]retrabo mio asi como e] trabajo que lieve a Madrid. El retrato seldra
[5691]en 18 Revista de ls Asociseion con un comentario similar 31 gue se hizo
[5693]sobre Gonzalez Enriquez y sobre. ti, y el trabajo lo publiceran en este
[5695]o. el proximo numero.
[5696]En mi carta del mes de Febrero te informaba sobre mi corte a Pichote
[5698]Yo greo que lo mejor es esperar 2 le reunion de Noviembre en Lima pues
[5700]. 8114 nos vamog & poner de acuerdo -196 latinoamericanos sobre el proble=
[5702]ma. TU estarés presente, Millan irs con toda seguridad y yo voy & ha@-
[5703]cer*todo lo posible por ir. Ademas creo que tu, Millan y yo, fuera de
[5704]tods felsa modestia, somos la mas alte experiencia de ls Psicologia Méé—
[5705]dica en America Latine y de hecho, como sefialo en mis trabajos y en el
[5706]libro que te resefio, uns corriente de importancia en el mund0e
[5708]ere ret a Perens Do eet Sk ae
[5709]he
[5711]we
[5713]oS egndehete 2 elses
[5715]. ‘Claro que hay cétedras de Psicologia Medics en Argentina, Venezuela,
[5716]Colombia y tal vez otras més, pero el desarrollo que hemos logredo en
[5717]---:, Peru, Mexico y Cuba por. buestros respectivos esfuerzos todo el mundo
[5718].. yeconoce y de no saberlo lo acepta en cusnto se le inform.
[5720]Sym pr ms ran BRE AE DN
[5721]aa donee
[5723]3
[5725]. Por ello es que creo que es isportante que cambiemos impresiones los —
[5726]“" trea, antes de liegar & Noviembre . ;
[5728]-- Bste via que shores poseemos y que se debe 8 uns gren amisted del Sr.
[5729]. Varisgo,. Kepresentante de la casa Erba de Milan ep México y en Cuba,
[5732]con Davila y ahora conmigo lo. garantiza, ya que é1 personalmente via- - {
[5733]Q
[5735]. ga Cuba—México todcs los meses. El me dice que sin pena alguna pode—
[5736]mos escribirnos y enviarnos lo que deseemos y como sienpre antes ¥
[5738]“ - ghore hemos mantenido. correspondencia ajena a todo problega politico
[5739](. 2 y nos interesamos en los problemas cientificos cuya responsabilidad nos
[5740]: Gmcumbe puedes pues escribirme y enviarme folletos, libros, todo lo oe
[5741]que desees y yo igusi 3 t41 pues el Se. Varisco es el que lo recibe y
[5742]quien me lo envia a mioa ti. Tu _recibes correspondencia de México,
[5743]no de Cubs, y escribes a México. Por tal razon espero que shora nues—
[5744]tre correspondencia se restablezca. . _
[5746]"No g010 lo ussraés ti sino los amigos ( 6 u 8). de- Amer ica Latina y tan
[5747]- pbién un grupo de norteamericanos que ya me estan escribiendo.
[5749]Lewaates
[5750]en
[5753]i
[5755]14.90000
[5757]NOPPRAPET Ec RCRRALEE TAD SEMAN CCE GENS ART RTE oe RA TRPELE FAT SO EUS PERSE AOR LOAN OO Fie N ett eaten aE
[5758]es vo Loe . eke
[5760]-3- - . Fs
[5762]"Pues bien, debemos eacribirnos los tres (lo eatoy haciendo también a
[5763]Millan) pare llegar a Lima con perspectivas de uns linea adecuaJa.
[5765]Luego debemos demandar ée los norteamericanos y de Pichot y los Burepses
[5766].a°' wp cembio de impresiones o indicarselo a ls OMS como acuerdo de nuestra .
[5767]‘ , reunion en Lins. : SO
[5769]Espero de tones modos la respuesta de Pichot, pues estuvo fuera de Parfs
[5770]y ahora recibi note de el.
[5772]‘Por otra parte, creo que nosotros tres (tg, Daévile' y yo) tenemos ls res— i:
[5773]Pponssbilidad dg llevar adelante la comision de Estudios Transculturales =
[5775]de la Asociscion Psiquidtrica de le America Latina en union de Kelly y
[5776]Marconi.
[5778]Voy & confeccionsr un proyecto de actividades y se lo voy s enviar e
[5779]Davile y a ti te envieare una copia.
[5781]De todos modos le escrib{ a Leigh, el Secretario de le Asociacgién Hon=
[5783]dial de Psiquiatria pidiendole se creara una Comision 0 seccion de Psi-
[5784]-quiatrfa Transcultursl en la Asociscién Mundial de Psiquistria. :
[5786]Espero que ahors me podrés escribir sin problemas e inférmame de tus
[5788]‘DeBeando te encuentres bien al recivo de ésta y en espere de tus noti- ~
[5789]cis, y con up @brazo se despide tu amigo, nt
[5793]“Eo ni altima carta con fecha 17 de febrero envié los dos prine—
[5794]ros trabajos de los sefialados en la pagina 1, como no he recisi-
[5795]~, @O respuests alguna pienso que no llegsron 4 tus manos, y por eso
[5796]los envio de nuevo. | -
[5798]PD.
[5801]14-0000
[5803]ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUBA
[5805]iNeTITUTO o¢ EuUROF SIDLOGIA .
[5806]¥ PBicoLOglA . ' Prof, 08. wosE 4. euaTansre
[5807]hows © 37, Mar. ony Veancg . le ., o
[5808]Hessen .
[5810]Starsy Lesse Ca -
[5811]aa | Herican Journal o Psychother
[5812]5 West Slat. Street
[5813]- Hew York R.Ys.
[5815]Doar Dr. Legge:
[5817]oe,
[5819]: -F. have: recetvad your letter of April 21 for which I thank you,
[5820]i.
[5822]4g of now iam inviting you in the name of the Institute and
[5823]a 3 _ the Acadeny of Sciencea: of Cuba to. our next International Symposium
[5824]: : ' of Peychology which will take place on 24=30 of November in 1968,
[5826]So far we have received acceptance letters fron the following
[5828]po acitentista; two from Italy, Dr. Ancona and Dr, Harzi; one Prom
[5830]i . Hungary, Dr, Grastydn; one from the G.D.R., Dr, Hiebach; one fron
[5832]: na - Belgian, Dr. Nutt » one from Checoslovaquia, Dr. Buregova; one
[5833]fron Prance, Dr, Gastaut; four 80 far fron your country, Doctorg
[5835]& Mansonn and Klausner; ye also have four from the. .
[5837]- Soviet Union at this ‘moment, Doctorg Roitbak, Zotowa; Oehanin and -
[5839]Hebylitsyn, . So, vO ce _
[5841]. -") | Ehe. guestat stay Will be borne by the Academy of Sciences,
[5842]". @md we have made arrangements to Cover your trip Mexico-Havana-
[5843]' Mexico, Unfortunately, We won't be able to pay for the New York-
[5845]Mexico trip due to the dollar Situation, Something I regret very
[5846]Buch,
[5848]ae you can arrange The Speen te: thay I wish you would send me
[5849]the title or your work. ‘The Symposium wi] accept papers in three
[5850]languages, English, French and Spanish. Your Work could be
[5852]7
[5858]E
[5859]a
[5860]o
[5863]‘in our hande by May 31, 191 . @
[5864]about 30 minute « After your paper. haa been read
[5866]t
[5867]@iscussion on your Fork by all concerned. Ag 0 gee, you have OT
[5870]UAT EEO or ecient:
[5872]4 year from the moment this Symposium 42 ‘convened. up to the time of
[5873]presentation of your paper which we believe is ‘eufficient, ce,
[5875]Tt would Sive me a great pleasure if you could Come a week
[5876]earlier or stayed a week after the symposium to give a Course at the
[5877]e
[5879]Institute, or a month if it is possi - The Acadeny will take care
[5880]of the expenses, . _ : ,
[5882]PRM a8 gees
[5885]14-0000
[5887]REY MAY Leer ete maton
[5889]Stanley Lesee, M.D. uo Dae
[5891]We would appreciate an early answer fron you about this so we
[5892]can begin the necessary arrangements.
[5896]As for your information about publiehing a version of my letter
[5897]to you on activities at the Institute is all right with me. In fact,
[5898]I consider it a great honor to tell your readers about us.
[5900]; I am happy. to know that you have received ‘and read ny paper on
[5902]"Cultural Pactorg ia -Hysterias with Schizophrenic Clinical Pictures,"
[5903]é ', Por ny part, I will let you know that I have read your monography -
[5904]Boo published in the April 1966 number of the American Journal of Peycho-.
[5905]2 herapy. I found it extremely interesting and was glad to know that
[5906]F there is more to come on this subject. :
[5908]a 7 . ~. Thank you for your kind words about my book on Medical Paycho-
[5909]et : logy. The one you received ie Yol. I; Vol. II will be out in August, :
[5910]and I am working on Vol. III. - As soon as Vol. II ie out, I will:mail .-.
[5911]you a copy. :
[5915]Three of the scientiats that have already accepted to come to
[5916]the Symposium visited the Institute this year. (me of them was Dr.
[5917]‘Vladimir D, Nebylitayn, Vice-Director of the Institute. of Paychology
[5918]from Moscow, who stayed two months with us. He helped us to create
[5919]a typology laboratory in our Psychology Department. At the same time
[5920]he offered a course on topology variables according to Teplov and
[5921]himself. ce
[5923]PT MSL Fy,
[5925]0 pansy Gee
[5927]Beaten ere ee ane
[5929]5) He works principally studying personality: His conception is —
[5930]4 primarily based in. the human brain properties that were discovered —
[5931].._|. by Pavlov and’ later on were developed by Teplov ‘and hig collaborators.
[5933]. Dr. Nebylitayn, ae well as other investigators, have developed
[5935]_Some acientific methods on the investigation of auch properties of
[5936]the nervous system and their studies nowadaya can very well be oii
[5938]'' @orrelated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus Vie
[5940].: proven by some investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to a
[5941]~ begin developing such scientific methods, .°.
[5943]‘+ We aleo had Dr. E. Roy John, from the New York Medical College, -
[5944]who spent a month here.. Following is a brief resumé of his activities
[5945].., at the Institute, — a ; Se . —
[5947]" - In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology of
[5948]*’ learning, having memory as a basic. theme, explained every possible
[5949]| Way, peychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically.
[5950]The lecture was discussed by those attending, and experimental so-
[5951]lutions were proposed for various problems not yet resolved. The text
[5952]“. . book used in thia course was written by Dr. John himself and will be a
[5953]~ * out of print by. now. —_ ; a
[5956]14-0000
[5958]Stanley Lease, H.D. a —_ de.
[5960]: _ In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried
[5961]ro | a6, The first one ‘on evoked potentisls in humans, correlations
[5962]: '  - @f games facing luminous atimulations of different colors.. Infle-
[5963]ence of expectancy eituations. Tne second experiuent wae on
[5964]learning, observing cate vith. alimentary roflex. fhe third one
[5965], was in influence of epacific and. unspecific structures’ ef the
[5966]so . Central Hervous System on learning, Stimulationa of differest .
[5967]ne : species. structures and of reticular watching the importance ‘of
[5968]the facilitation of this mechanism, The fourth oxperiment tas. a
[5969]‘ ghangesa during the
[5971]study with microelectrodes ef nouronel: activity
[5972]learning stage in cronic animale. © 0
[5974]_ Beth Dr. Bebylitayn and Dr. John dictated very interesting
[5975]conferences at the Academy of Sciences! Conference Hall and at the .
[5976]Soientizic Council of the Ministry of Public Health.
[5978]At the moment, we have Dr. EB. Grastyen, from the Universit .
[5979]of Pees, Hungary, who 111 leave goon. after collaborasing with the |
[5980]Department ot Peychology. for tuo months. He has been working on.
[5982]motivation and cooperating in a joint work. for. our coming Symposium. :
[5984]q
[5986]s : I told you in my previous letter thet I vas receiving your
[5987]eo Journe] because the dues had boon paid, but I just found out that
[5988]pbeeause of tho dollar situation ny gubscription waa not renewed,
[5989]somothing I am unable to help. I? at all possible I would like...
[5990]you to do the following: Se 0
[5992]ie _ We are publishing a Bulletin for the Inatitute, and as of next
[5993]: duly, the first number of. a Review called franscultural Psychiatry, -
[5994]the first of ite kind in-Spanish, will be out. ‘I beg of you that,.
[5995]. epart from sending. you news about Cuba from time to time to de.
[5996]- published in your Journal, to please accept as an exchange these two
[5997]eviews for your Journal, otherwise, I could not guarantee to receive:
[5998]4t periodically. Thus, I am proposing an official exchange of both
[5999]Reviews until this abnormal situation can be remedied, because the
[6000]Journal is very important to me. ~
[6002]; Please refer to my letter.of Harch 27 as t- the fastest way
[6004]of communication between us. This will reach you via the same
[6005]: erson. However, please address the Journal to the Institute addresas
[6006]oma y 37, Alturaa del Vedado, Havana, Cuba. — co
[6008]. I will be waiting for your news. With best wiehes, I an,
[6010]Cordially yours, oe
[6012]ot : BR. JOSE A. BUSTAMAN :
[6014]Gury q fury — Gkwe G orm fone He.
[6016]4
[6017]q
[6018]2
[6019]z
[6022]aptanese
[6024]14-0000
[6026]wemoke's ree TMP: 1
[6028]SSR np estan tet autem cian 9 eer er
[6030]Apt et
[6032]ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS DE CUHA
[6034](ETITUTO OE NTUROFIDIOLOGIA
[6036]va j
[6037]1 Y PacoLoaA Prot. on. sos a Bustamante
[6038]“ tome vy 37, Act. pee Vessoe i . DiRtcTsa
[6039]ay a . ; : Hasana - . . .
[6041]bo, — «June 22, 1967
[6043]Ard Kiev, (M.D),
[6045]3 7 The New York Hospital
[6046]fone Cornell Medical Center
[6047]525 East 68th Street
[6049]New York W.Y., 10021
[6051]. Dear Dr. Kiev:
[6053]ara
[6055]I received yours of May a7 a few days ago and I thank.
[6056]you for the information..
[6058]. Pirat of all, I wish to acknowledge. receipt of your book,
[6059]‘WWagic, Paith and Healing — Studiee in Primitive Paychiatry
[6060]Today", for which I am grateful. It is moat interesting and I
[6061]an reading it with great: pleasure.
[6065]romsres
[6067]; I want you to know that in July a new Review called
[6068]-. Pranseultural Paychiatry will be published here. We are editing
[6069]. it-ane it will be the first -of ite kind in our language. As ;
[6070]'. goon aa.it is ‘out, Iwill mail you a copy. .This Review will be
[6071]' the official organ.of the Transcultural: Paychiatry. Commission of
[6072]” the Cuban Society of Psychiatry and the Cuban Group of Trans-
[6073]cultural Studies in which a resumé, translation or comments in .
[6074]Spanish of all the works written the world over will be published.
[6075]Later on, it will become the publication media for the Cuban :
[6076]Society of Psychiatry works, as well as. those written by the Trans~ .
[6077]cultural Psychiatry Section of the Institute, gathering in it all
[6078]-. Cuban publications and giving opportunity too to some. Latin :
[6079]American scientists! papers, but always keeping comments, trans—
[6080]“> lation or resumé of other Reviews. “At the beginning, the Review
[6081]- will appear every 6 montha, but. later on. it will be a quarterly.
[6083]Pa We have an Anthropologist working with us at the Institute.
[6084]“now, Dr. Antonio Santa Cruz, a Yale graduate, and we are planning
[6085]“gq joint book on Transcuiturai Psychiatry, since there is not a
[6086]treatise in Spanish on this subject that I know of. I.will let
[6087]you know as to ita development. . :
[6089]eyed
[6091]14-00000
[6095]Vue
[6097]eat
[6100]ae rE E 0st foganeeeeeiecene netil NTT HN a
[6102]anya .
[6104]' the nervous system and their dtudies nowadaya:can.very well be
[6106]. Way, psychological, physiological, biochemical and anatomically.
[6107]* golutions were proposed for. various problema not: yet resolved. ‘The
[6108]in
[6109]. be out of print by now. -
[6111]— _. Of spec
[6113]Ari Kiev, M.D, 22 . 4.
[6115]We have hed three scientists vieiting the Institute this year.
[6116]One of them wae Dr. Vladimir D. Nobylitoyn, Vico- Director of the
[6117]Institute of Peychology from Moscow, who atayed two months with ws.
[6118]Ho helped us to create a typology laboratory in our Psychology
[6119]Department. At the same time, he offered a course on typology
[6121]wi tone SR a ee
[6123]variables according to Teplov and himself.
[6125]Ho works rinotpally studying personality. His conception is
[6126]primarily based in the human brain properties that were discovered
[6127]by Pavlov and later on wore developed by Teplov and hia collaborators.
[6129]‘Dr Rebylitayn, ae well as other investigators, have developed
[6130]some scientific methods on the investigation of. auch properties of |
[6132]correlated with certain personality dimensions. It has been thus
[6133]proven by aome investigators abroad and today, in Cuba, we need to
[6135]begin developing such sclentific methoda.. -
[6137]We also had Dr. E. Roy John, from the Kew York Medical College,
[6138]who spent a month here. Following ia a brief resumé of his activities.
[6139]at the Institute, ;
[6141]In the mornings, Dr. John gave a lecture on physiology of
[6142]learning, having memory as a basic theme, explained every posaible
[6144]: se eat -
[6145](nerds etriapee gs
[6147]The lecture was discussed by those attending, and: experimental
[6149]text book used his course was written by Dr. John himself and will
[6151]In the afternoons, four different experiments were carried out.
[6152]fhe first one on evoked potentials in humana, correlations of same.
[6153]fac luminous stimulations of different colors. . Influence of :
[6154]expectancy situations. ‘The second experiment was on learning,.
[6155]obecrving cats with alimentary reflex, The third one was in. influence ~
[6157]fic and unspecific structurea.of the Central Nervous Syeton - |
[6158]on learning. Stimulations of different specific atructures and of
[6160]+ oo be petdeular watching the importance of the facilitation of thie mechanism, |
[6161]. ‘°° ¥he fourth experiment. was a study with microelectrodes of neuronal *
[6162]activity changes during the learning stage in cronic animale,
[6164]Both Dr. Nebylitayn end Dr. John dictated very interestin,
[6166]: , ng .
[6167]conferences at the Academy ef Sciences! Conference Hall and at the —
[6169]Scientific Council of the Ministry of Public Health. = -—
[6171]At the moment, we have Dr. E. Grastydén,-from the University of ap
[6172]Pees, Hungary, who will leave soon after collaborating with the Depart- — |
[6173]ment of Psychology for two months. He has been working on motivation
[6174]and cooperating in a joint work for our coming Symposiun. — mo .
[6177]14-0000
[6179]" care of this for me.
[6181]‘Institute's name now ie Instituto deo. Neurofisiologfa.y Psicologfa, not
[6183]. «cultural Psychiatry within the World Peychiatric, Aasociation. because
[6184]: this ia a rather new and multi-disciplinary field (comprising psychia-
[6185]-. trists, psychologists, anthropologists, etc.) requiring more'than any
[6187]- other one the cooperation and help to facilitate the efforts to'kee
[6189]', producing and offering contributions in the development of thia fie a.
[6191]olf tee HUES RLS rege? OMG ea en mote
[6193]' mot get lost since I have absolute confidence in then...
[6195]: logy", in three volumes of which this is Vol, I,
[6197]ari Kiev, M.D. ST : Be
[6199]_ -.. Jast todey I received the 1966 Report on Activities of the Inter-
[6200]_ Rational Comaittee Against Mental Illnese, alao, I got the picture
[6201]taken during the luncheon in Madrid, for which I thank you. -
[6203]Reading the Report I noticed there is a Bulletin de Centre de
[6204]Paychiatrie et de Heurologie in Haiti. I would like to receive copy
[6205]or copies of numbers that have already appeared. I do not. know axactly
[6206]where to write, or to whom address the letter, go will you kindly take
[6208]: Algo, I am interested in the International Journal of Paychiatry
[6209]“-Bublished in Boston, which I would like to receive too. You could give
[6211]hes ay name with the Inetitute address go they can send me the copies.
[6212]fo both these Reviews you can tell them that since I am Director of -— |
[6213]both the bulletin of: the Inatitute and the new Review of Transcultural
[6214]Peychiatry I am.officially “proposing an exchange for ther Review, or
[6215]else they can tell me what they want-me to do.
[6217]' ‘Incidentally, I wish to call your attention to the fact that the:
[6219]‘Instituto de Investigaziones de la Actividad Nerviosa Superior, as the
[6220]aforemontioned Report was addressed. ‘The address was correct, Loma y
[6221]37, Alturas del Vedado, Havana, Cuba,
[6223]I think I shoulda let you know that I have written to Dr. D. Leigh,
[6224]Seoretary to the World Paychiatric Association and among other things
[6225]I indicated the convenience to create one Committes or Section of Teans-
[6227]Se ae are
[6229]. I have secured a better way to get our. mail and it consista of
[6230]the following: address your envelope to Laboratorios Erba, Apartado ~
[6231]21909, Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico, and the letter to me. Once they open
[6232]the letter and see it is addressed to-me, a member of the laboratory
[6233]will bring. it personally-to mie as they ‘travel back and forth between
[6234]our countries. I will address my lettera to you and they will mail
[6235]them in Mexico to you. In this way, we are both sure our mail will
[6237]I am taking thie opportunity to send you my book, "Medical Paycho=
[6239]I think I have covered everything of interest to you.
[6241]Hoping to hear from you soon, and with best wishes, I am, -’ ;
[6243]14-0000
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[6247]INSTITUTO DE NEUROFISINLOG(A, Y FSICULOGIA
[6248]LOMA Yb, dite ge Cte:
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[6253]LORIE ioe mares
[6255]Junio 23 de 1967 _
[6257]ae wag SO,
[6258]Cor) Rogelio/Diaz Guerrero
[6259]“Presitenta Elécto | —
[6261]Sociedad Interamericansa de
[6262]Psicologia A
[6264]JGeorgia 123 \
[6265]exico 18, D.F. Mexico
[6267]Estimado Dr. Diaz Guerrero:
[6269]_Acuso recibo de su Gltima de fecha 20 de mayo y le
[6270]doy las gracias por lo que me envia.
[6272]Ce Aprovecho el visje del compsfiero Verisco para supli-
[6273]~'". “ ¢aple me envie 1s invitacion pars asistir al Congreso y
[6274]esi iniciar las gestiones necesarias. También quisiera
[6275]tener una idea del programa dal Congreso para saber en
[6277]Que seccion debo tomar parte, el ncembre de le misma, etce,
[6278]y entonces podre envisrle el titulo de mi trabajo.
[6280]| Birvase envidimelo con Verisco asi llegaré pronto.
[6281]‘a mis ménos, tee, ; re
[6283]Con gracias anticipadas, quedo de Ud., ;
[6285]-, Fraternelnente,
[6287]CHDEMIa OE CHEST!
[6289]EURSFISIOLOG TPS a
[6290] JCSE A. Bysrawscace
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[6309]a a “meypaorea yy,
[6310]Be LOWA Y OAT, ADD. DEL
[6311]a : EABANA, CUBA
[6313]po Boag. eatiuaic “lr. Bustamante:
[6315]re ‘Nuchsa gracias per su atenta'misiva del 12 de Bayo
[6316]~. - da 1967. Ya eutamce trnmitundo el registro de la lists
[6318]de cinntifices jue Uc. tuve a blen enviarnoa. : Pal
[6319]Pe
[6321]=" "Ye aecapafto copia al cardén do la carta eavinda aM s
[6322]Embrjada do Cuba en éxice. ; ; ies
[6324]+ Yea trabajos principales ecmo 6] que eatanos sol tad
[6325]‘tandc age Ud., tendrdn una duracién de 60 minutes. Bast
[6327]te ngrnisceré we envio a la mayor brevedad posible, oh |
[6328]itule da wat colaber. tcién tal y como Ud. desea gus
[6330]aparezca en en Trograma del. Cnosavo Congres.
[6332]“"Ro3e, parece indicar ‘que tendremes un S100 Con=
[6333]re3sc y que, poniblemente, la ingoripeién Biome, SORIGr
[6334]page a mil psicélogos y cient{fioce en las cienciss
[6335]arinesn, Ye dd suche guste enterarme de la intense
[6336]~aetividad que ve reaiiza -en el Instituto que U4, acorta-
[6338]‘gtzente diripe. ——
[6339]8, min cerdiales ealutos.
[6341]Recita
[6343]“Tr. Fogelic Diaz-Guerrers
[6344]-Presidente-lecto
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[6354]iA REPUBLICA CE CUBA
[6356]sre ure Kogelis Dfaz—Guerrero an
[6357]Director del Prograna Cient{fico ,
[6358]1 tenereno Inter.mericano ie raicologia
[6359]Oe ee tae ole a
[6361]~Eetinudo Senor Doctor: : Je
[6363]Sey . ‘Tango sumo gusto on referirma a ou atta. do :
[6365]8 del corriente, por la cual ba venigo la ausbcrlidad de cosunicarnes: — -
[6366]4ue el Comité Zyecutivo de la sociedad In-eramericana de Peteologis ox -
[6367]"end.6 una invitac:6n a fuvor dei Dr. Jos$ Angel bustancats, eopecialis |
[6369]lay cubana de aguella discipdina, a fin de que sea uno do los enferon=
[6371]“vei swaa en el XI Congreso de la Insti tucién.— oo oe
[6373]as . :  Procedemos a cursar ls oportuns copunicasién
[6374]1 con el especial pedido de ,ue 56 708 dé la respuesta on fecha Que pocie
[6375]nos lievurla a su sonocimisnto dentro, del plazo que se BS fijedo para -_
[6379]a ies Bef oak Ayradeciendo ‘a Ude Ja amabilided de su cont —
[6380]aprovecho jara reiterarle las seguridudes de et distingul,
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[6407]realigard on la Ciudad de E4zico, ea la. ;
[6408]- gresos del Centre Hédice del Seguro Jeeiel, ch XX Geae.
[6409]greso Interamericane de Poicologis. co
[6411]; mm reciente reuida realisads em Aua
[6412]Se . del Comité Sjeoutive de Ja Seoieteds Intoremsris 5
[6413]foo oes lines. voté unenimaments para inviter al Br. des§ Angel .
[6414]x “lot. . mente, dietirnguide psiedlego enbame, para sar m9
[6415]e - -, -"  genferenoistas pringipales de este GVEnts, GB. A GEse
[6416]tet oe wl Sk 6 Aém a ot reconcoide capesidad y ou contri beaiéa @ ia
[6417]; mo oiencia peicolégios. . - aan
[6419]En nis funciones de Direcoter del Progress, 89 «© «=
[6420]eotoy airigiendo a Ua. para colicitar = 4 travéa é> cua
[6421]buenos oficios - del Gobierno que Ud. Gignemoste repro. ||
[6422]genta, el patroginio del viaje y ée ls estaneia G2 ests |:
[6423]“ gapital del citado cientizico. Lo _
[6425]El dfe pricero do julio del preseate efe, es las
[6427]-feoha limite quo noe homes fijado yore infeiee la ftizs :
[6429]+ fase de elaborasién del programa z Ge cote inportante’
[6431]“evento. Asi pues, suche. le agradoceriazos ol que noe pu- —
[6432]Giese intormar para tal fecha, © antes, ceorea de nuestra;
[6433]soliocitud. ; oo
[6435]a El tema fundamental del Congreso es el de “La “gt
[6436]2. Contrizueién 46 las Ciencias Paicelégieas 7 éci Comporte-;
[6437]. giento al Desarrollo Social y Eeonéaice de les Puebles®.'!
[6438]“4% si jusgarmos por los trabajos hasta ehora propusstes. @ |:
[6440]> los remitides, .eote Décino Priner eo interezericanc .
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[6501]pars saluderlo y darie yna pequefia informacion, pero primeremente
[6502]deseo que al recibo. de esta se encuentre Ud. bien de salud.
[6504]| fampién le estoy escribiendo 8 Seguin y Millén, Les hago saber 8
[6505]-"“".° ¢odopque en el mes de Julio geldra el primer numero dg nuestra Re-
[6506]-, ¢ - wiste Pgiquistria Transcultural de le cual jes enviare un ejempler
[6508]tan pronto salga.
[6509]Yo creo que nosotros tres, (Seguin, Ud. ¥ yo) tenemos le responsé—
[6510]bilidad de lleyar adelante la Comision ,de Estudios Transcylturaies
[6512]de ie Asociacion Psiquiatrica de la América L,tina.en union de Kelly
[6513]y Marconi. ; : mo, So te ‘ ot Se .
[6515]“ Meditando sobre este asunto he pensado que serie bueno escribir un
[6516]proyecto de actividades y se 19 enviare para que Ud. lo estudie y
[6517]_me dé su opinion. Je escribire a Seguin dandole un esquema del mis-
[6519]MO.
[6520]De todos modos, deseg informerle que Je. escpibf a leigh, el Secre-
[6522]terio de la Asociecion Mundiel de Psiquietria pidiéndole se crea—
[6523]ra una comision o seccion de Psiquiatria Transcultural dentro de le
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[7102]CREAN NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. GRADUATE HAVANA UNIV.
[7103]_SUPPORTER CASTRO AND COMMIE SYMPATHIZER. PHYS DESCRIPTION,
[7104]WHITE, DARK COMPLEXION, SLENDER, FIVE FI NINE, BROWN HAIR
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[7111]®. RENE cy00 up PEREZ. SUBJ DIRECTOR MENTAL HYGIENE, ,
[7112]UOSPITAL CALIXTO GARCIA. HE AND WIFE, ELENA ARIAS, HEAD CF
[7113]HOSPITAL PHARMACY, ARE ACTIVE "FIDELOCOMMUNISTAS™. IN 64
[7115]Bi. SO CHIEF, PSYCHIATRY HALL, PROFESSOR OF SCHOOL OF MEDI-
[7116]CIZE, U OF HAVANA. LIVES AVE 11 NO. 6616, MARIANAQ, HAVANA.
[7117]FG LOVING O8 CYODUZ> FROM FEIJ00. YODUZ IS MULATTO, WAS
[7118]APPCLATED DIRECTOR . MENTAL “HEALTH ‘ORGANIZ AT ION PY. CASTRO REGIE»
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[7150]NATIONAL LAW COMMITTEE. .
[7151]-C | JORGE (LOPEZ) VALDES, RE PORTED BE MEMEER COMMUN-
[7153]IST PARTY IN HAVANA. FEIJOO REPORTS HIM BORN CA 1918. , SF
[7157]i PHYSICAL. DESCRIPTION, FAT, ROU FACE, ELOND HAIR, "O GLASSES.
[7158]FORMER DIRECTOR OF CLINICA DE DEPENDIENTES, NCW CHIEF PSYCHIA
[7159]TRIC CLINIC, REGIONAL 1-2, WITH OFFICES CLINICA LA SONDAD,
[7163]HAVAUA. WAS FEMEER ORT HODOX PARTY AND NC¥ INTEGRATED IN CUE AN
[7164]REVOLUTION. WIFE, TELMA, ARTIST » REGIME SYMPATHIZER.
[7166]VALDES RAN FGR COUNCIL IN HAVANA ELECT LONS 1958. WEARS MILITIA
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[7173]De “GCERARDO (NOGUEIRA) RIVERA, ENTERED MEXICO ON
[7174]12 JURE 61. .FEIJOO REPORTS NOGUEIRA GOOD FRIEND. |
[7175]Suey IS DISTRUSTFUL, DOES NOT ACT LIKE COMMUNIST BUT IF WAS
[7176]" APPROACHED SPAIN MOULD INFORM CLEAN AUTHORITIES UPON RETURN
[7177]‘Cute, NOGUEIRA HAS A BROTHER PEDRO, FORMER DIRECTOR OF,
[7178]‘< INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS IN HEALTH DEPT, WHO SENTENCED FO FIVE
[7179]YEAR PRISON TERM ACCUSED oF DEALING IN DOLLARS WITH MEMBERS: <
[7180]. FOREIGA MEDICAL DELEGATIONS, ALSO BOUGHT AUTO, SPARE PARTS. _
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[7336]20 JAN 67
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[7341]FULL PROFESSOR AND HEAD CF THE
[7342]DEPARTMENT UF MEDICAL PSYCHULULY - -
[7343]OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA
[7345]; MEDICAL SCHOUL. Ht IS FULLY INTEGRATED
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[7370]keit “Opera ti ona 4
[7372]_Sespons e to Requ
[7375]eee on Dr. Jose Angel PUSTANANTE O'leary
[7377]» Action nequired: See Below.
[7378]Attached are copies of SY messages #107 and #108 from 8&2
[7380]which are in direct response to requirements on Dr. BUSTANAITIN levied
[7381]tn “i ¥E, #12, dated 26 May 1966, and OnVL #93, cited 13 November 1966,
[7382]Tt 4< requested that this information be brought {» ‘the attention: of
[7383]TIC “CA /PA from whose office the requirement is beJ}jeved to have
[7385]or sesnated,
[7387]Atséen Py
[7388]: : Bt messages rn , ; ee os
[7389]#707 and #108 a an . a
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[7427]ewan received at MIWAVE on 18 :
[7429]ry 1957, via teadquasters. The envelore, addressed to a
[7430]é aaccozzodation address, shosed a 27
[7432]vex 1966 Havana postmark. The envclope contained tco  -—-—si.
[7433]ceparate cover -letters written on one side of-cach sheet, Each
[7434]letter was dated Iecenbor 1936 only. The two sheets bore one
[7436]- continuous SW message of mediuna development, legible, with no '
[7437]signg of censorship, :
[7439].
[7441]2. Following is the original Spanish ‘text cnd its translas
[7442]tion, - The inzornation in brackets in the translation are those
[7443]of the translator, IS has be en supplied an advance - copy.
[7445]MNGE “UO CERO SIETE (X) ESTINADO JUAN (x) RECIBI SU NUEVE .
[7447]STIS (X) LOCTOR JOSE ANGEL BUSTAMANTE O'LEARY (X) LO conozco
[7449]Seana in pn anne cn
[7450]i x
[7452]| DESDE ‘-ESTUDIENTE, SIEMPRE SE DESTACO: EN: LAS ASAUBLEAS DE ESA
[7453]_EPOCA cou0 PERTENECIENTE AL SzCIor DE IZQUIERDA ® ss Ss GRALUO
[7454]° DE NEDICO EN EL ANO DE UNO NUEVE TRES NUEVE (x) PSSDE ENTONCES -
[7458]CAST VIVIA EN EL COLEGIO’ MEDICO DE LA HABANA ¥ EN EL NACIONAL
[7460]; «x) CONJURTAMENTE COW EL DOCTOR JOSE LOPEZ SANCHEZ (ACTUALIENT E-
[7462]. _SECRETARIO DE LA ACADEMIA DE CIENCIAS CUA CONUNISTA, INTELIGENTZ
[7464]-y UY PELIGROSO POR SUS INTRIGAS RPTO, INTRIGAS) SE DEDICARON A
[7466]“> TRAPAJAR COGIENDO POSICIONES DENTRO DE LAS COMIS:MONES ‘WEDICAS ¥
[7467]REPRESENTANDO AL COLEGIO HEDICO CADA VEZ QUE HABIA LA OFORTUNIDAD
[7469]“DE-IR AL EXTRANJERO (x) ESTO TRAJO CIERTA PROTESTA DE LOS NEDICOS —
[7471]om SUE CONTRIBUIAR A LOS FUNDOS DEL COLEGIO ¥ QUIEN ERA EL QUE
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[7495]_ SUFRAGABA LOS GASTOS DE LOS VIAJES ClA PORQUE SIEMPRE IAN -
[7496]LOS HISNOS DOCTORES (BUSTAUANTE Y LOPEZ SANCHEZ) AUN CUANDO
[7498]EL OTIVO DEL VIAJE NO FUERA PROPIO Dz SUS ESPECIALIDADES
[7499]MEDICAS (X) ESTO HOTIVO LA REGULACION DE LOS-FUTUROS VIAJES CHA
[7500]PERO YA BUSTAUANTE Y LOPEZ SANCHEZ HABIAN APPOVECHADO PARA
[7501]| ESTABLECER RELACIONES YANKEE FUNDAR LA "CONFEDERACION MEDICA ok
[7502]ia - PANAMERICANA (C.M.P,) CON SEDE EN LA HABANA (x) ESTA CONFEDERAe
[7503]) CION (C31. P.) FSTABA CONSTITUIDA POR LAS ASOCIACIONES- -NACIONALES a
[7504]“ MEDICAS RPTO ASOCIACIONES NACIONALES MEDICAS 0 SEAN LOS COLEGIOS 4
[7505]-MEDICOS PANAMERICANOS Y ENTRE ELLOS EL COLEGIO-MEDICO DE CUBA (x) |
[7506]ENTONCES ELLOS OCUPARON POSICIONES EN EL COLITE EJECUTIVO CENTRAL
[7507]_ @&) MAS ‘TARDE SE ESTABLECIERON CUATRO ZONAS DE LA C,M.P. ocuPaKno
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[7516]| DEJANDO LA SECRETARIA PARA ALGUN EJECUTIVO DE TURNO EN EL COGIO | FS
[7517]_ ~  MEDICO NACIONAL QUE PUDIERA SERLES UTIL EN sUS MANEJOS ASI CON — .
[7518]- SIGUIERON EN SEPTIEMBRE DE UNO NUEVE CINCO CINCO que EL COLEGIO *
[7519]| MBDICO NACIONAL AUSPICIARA LA PUBLICACION DE LA REVISTA DE'LA
[7520]C.u,P. YANKEE WANTENIENDOSE ELLOS HASTA ESTE ANO EN SS RESPECTIVOS
[7521]CARGOS DE LA ZONA CARIBE YANKEE SUSTITUYENDO AL SECRETARIO CUANLO |
[7522]|| 7. CAMNBTABA EL couITE EJECUTIVO DEL COLEGIO MEDIC NACIONAL (X)
[7523]|: ESTA REVISTA PE LA C.M.P, SE PUBLICO HASTA LA DISOLUCION DzL
[7524]+ COLEGIO MEDICO () AL suncia EL COLEGIO KEDICO DE LA REVOLUCION
[7525]“.  APPROVECHARON PARA LLBVAR COuO SECRETARTO DZ.LA C.U.P, DE LA ZONA,
[7527]CARIBE AL DR, LEOPOLDO. B. ARAUJO BERNAL QUE MANEJADO POR BUSTA=
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[7550]ot REPUBLICAS PANAYERICANAS PARA LA EXPULSION DE CUBA DE LA C.M,P,
[7552]LUSTAMANTE ACONSEJO LA DISOL uctoN POR EL COBIERNO DEL COLEGIO
[7553]- MEDICO DE CUBA VALIENDOSE DEL DR, ARAUJO Couo PRESIDENTE P.S, DEL
[7554]_ COLEGIO HEDICO (X) EN ESA FORMA CAUSAR BAJA DE OFICIO DE LA a
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[7557]" ENTONCES EL coLzc10 MEDICO DE CUBA ESTO LA DESCLUCION SE HIZO
[7558]EL TRES CERO ABRIL PASADO (x) su ESPECIALIDAD MAN SIDO SIEMPRE _
[7559][¢ 9) UNO (X) PSIQUIATRIA C by CONSULTA EN LA CALLE K NO 309 (XxX)
[7560]A ESTA ESPZCIALIDAD ESTA DEDICADO TALDIEN EL DR. ARAUJO (xX) Dos
[7562](x) PROPESOR ANORA DE ENFERUEDADES NERVIOSAS Y MENTALES DE LA
[7563]"UNIVERSIDAD DE LA HAVANA (X) TIENE couo AUXILIAR EN LA CATEDRA .
[7564]AL DR, ARAUJO (&) TRES (x) pinrcTor pz INSTITUTO DE, PSIQUIATRIA |
[7565]CHA -OTRA LISTITUCTON ,BUROCRATICA Y PRODUCTIVA DONDE, TAMBIEN: OcUPA
[7566]- CArico EL, PROTECTOR DR. ARAUJO (X) CUATRO (x) NO LE GuszA LA
[7568]~ PUBLICIDAD CHA TRABAJANDO OCULTO SIRVIENDOLE DE GUIA A LOS Que
[7569]APARECEN PUBLICAMENTE (X) CINCO (x) xO AYUDA A NADIE DESIN~
[7570]TERESA DAYENTE PERO TANPOCO LE HACE DANO (X) SEIS (X) SIEUPRE
[7571]"DURANTE Topas. LAS DIRECTIVAS DIL COLEGIO HEDICO CyA DURANTE’ LOS .
[7572]_DISTINTOS GOBIERNOS Y HASTA EL PRESENTE HA VIVIDO BIEN SIN PRO-. *.
[7573]BLEUAS ALGUNO DE ARI QUE LE LLAMEN "EL HOUBRE CORCHO” PORQUE |
[7574]SIEMPRE ESTA FLOTANDO PARA LA OPINION PUBLICA SZ LE ACUSA DE_
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[7613]" those Gays. as bdonging to the leftist ‘sector, He graduated ag .
[7614]‘medical school of Havana and in the Natdonal (“xe edical School )
[7616]/, Berous). They Bet: .to'vork to: obtain Positions in the PETS |
[7618]al Medical Commissions ‘and representing the Hedical Zollege every
[7620]' tine there was a chance to go abroad, This brought about a .
[7622].. the college and who: net the costs of the trips, because the same
[7624]“ones (ors. BUSTAMANTE and LOPEZ Sanchez) went every tine even
[7626]eal specialities. This brought about the Fegulation of futue
[7628]then (c, M.P.) with headquarters in Eavana,. This confederation
[7630]_ ¥ae nade uP of the. National Medical. Associations rpt: National
[7632]pales ntetnee nen sneneeeens ei, AA A SUN RINR SH A carte ae ute tn eev fa
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[7639]QUE FS EL DIRECIOR DE TODO ESE TIPO DE TRACAJO Cuth PERO PERSONALMNENT!
[7641]NO If PuDIEO CONFITMIARLO (X) EN NI PROXIMO IGE ENVIARE LA CONTIWUA-
[7643]- CION DE ESTE INFORUE PUES NE TEAO QUE OTRA NIOJA DE PAPEL HACE
[7644]MUCHO VOLULEN PARA UNA CARTA- (X) FELICIDADES (x) "MESA" FIND
[7646]TRANSLATION - re re |
[7647]Message 107, Dear John. I received your 96, . a
[7648]' ¥ have Known Doctor Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE O'Leary since
[7649]SR ES ARSE SUSTAMANTE O'Leary
[7651]a medical doctor in 1939, Since then he virtually lived in the
[7653]together ‘with Eocter Jose LOPEZ Sanchez (at present Secretay
[7654]SS.
[7656]of the Acadeny of Sciences, intelligent Comxunist and: very dan—
[7658]oooh Lt
[7661]certain protest ‘from the doctors who contributed to the funds of.
[7663]when the reasons fer the trip had mothing to do with their medi= ©
[7665]trips, but by that time BUSTAMANTE and LOPEZ Sanchez had nade
[7667]their contacts and had founded the Pan Anerican Medical Confeveras,”
[7668]SECRET
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[7676]prereset
[7678]‘Medical Associations, that is to say, the Pan Anerican Kiedical
[7679]2 Colleges, anong these the Cuban Medical College, They then
[7681]; occupied positions in the Central Executive Committee. Lator
[7683]there yore established four zones of the C,H, P, with BUSTANANTE
[7685]_— .. office of treasuer, leaving the secretariat open on a rotating
[7687]os basis for an executive of the National Medical College tho 7 7 JF
[7688], might be useful, to them in their manipulations. Thus in Septem.
[7690]nike
[7692]' ber of 1955 they managed to have ‘the National Hedical Collegs
[7694]sponsor. the publicat on, of tho C.N.P. They maintained then
[7695]selves in their respective offices up to the present year, -
[7696]a alternating the secretary whenever -the executive ‘connittea of
[7698]the National Medical College was changed, The periodical of the
[7700]i
[7702]l
[7704]y
[7706]|
[7708]pe
[7709]| oy ot occupy tag the position of president ‘and Dr, LOPEZ Sanchez the
[7714]|
[7716]i
[7718]i
[7720]C.M.PL was published until the dissolution of the National
[7721], Medical: College, “When the Revolutionary. Nedical College was
[7722]es founded they were. able to install as secretary of the Cc u. P. for
[7723]- the Caribbean Zone Dr. Leopoldo E. ARAUJO Bernal vho is nani. 7
[7724]wo ee L.
[7725]Pulated by BUSTAMANTE a5 a puppet to serve his ends. ‘When it was
[7727]learned that a movement was afoot in the, Executive Central >
[7729]— Committee of the C.N.P. to expell Cuba---thig being pushed iy
[7730]Lo * the medical associations of the other latin American Republicse—
[7731]BUSTAMANTE advised the. ‘government to dissolve the Cuban Medical
[7732], Association, using Dr. ARAUJO as President, P.S. (sic.) of the |
[7736]. 7 rn .
[7738]* x
[7739]_ ~ cect ont etter anenenr mens 2 Ses inane ES
[7740]: ane rennet eda ne mak one ; ; “
[7741]jpn :
[7744]14-0000
[7748]bo Do | SECRET.
[7749]i Af a .
[7751]i Medical College,.
[7755]In this way they brought about Q resignation
[7756]from’ the C.u.P. (‘by dissolving their organization’) thus
[7757]Avoiding tho Possibility of tho C.uLP, voting for
[7759]expulsion since the Cuban Medic
[7761]expulsion rpt
[7762]al College had officially ceased
[7764]Place on 30 April of last year “,
[7765]moa (1965), His opeciaNes were, one;
[7766]_ K Street #309,
[7768]3
[7769]| 1 2 to exit. The dissolution took
[7770]'
[7772]Poychiatry with offices at
[7773]This 18 also the Specialty of :nr, ARAUJO,
[7775]two; now Professor of: Nervous and Mental Disorderg at the
[7776]University of Havana,
[7779]bureaucratic institute in which his Protege Dr. ARAUJO
[7781]bas a position, four;
[7783]He has Dr, ARAUJO as Professorial assise
[7785]Director of the Iastitute of Psychiatry, another
[7787]also
[7789]be does not like publicity, Serving behind
[7791]the scenes a8 advisor to those who appear in public, five;
[7793]he does not help anyone disinterestedly but neither does he
[7795]burt anyone, six; he always has, and up to the jreaont, lived . *.
[7797]“,. well during all of the Administrations of the Medical College
[7799]> and through the various government
[7801]8. For this reason he is
[7802]soe -° - . po
[7803]'. Salled the “man of cork"
[7805]because he always renaing. afloat.:
[7807]"Public opinion holds ‘that he Supplies drugs to the Ge2 to make
[7809]personally, i ; .
[7810]W4ll continue this topic in ny next nessage because J an afraid
[7812]that another sheet of Paper will be
[7814]too bulky for one letter,
[7815]Felicitations, nNosa, end,” . mos
[7816]Be 8. The information in this message is in response toa
[7817]Bo requirement on BUSTAMANTE levid in OVWL 93 dated 13 Novenber
[7818]196 . ; ——
[7821]14-0000
[7825]SUBJECT: sw Nessage #108 from y
[7827]| : TS SHonET ot oe ae -
[7828]TO: Chicf, 1S . 1 Feb 67 ae
[7830]THRU: WI0-1124 CNR
[7831]. | 7 - ve Distribution: os
[7832]oe FROM: N Seat Ces Cf=t71s————
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[7843]ASSO _
[7844]1. SW message #108 fromé #was received at JNWAVE on 23° 7 E
[7845]January, via Headquarters. The message was on the back of a one
[7846]page letter, dated only December 1966, with cover text written on
[7847]the front side of the paper. The messiuce was of medium development,
[7848]legible, and with no indication of censorship, The envelope,
[7849]addressed to a Newport, Rhode Island accommodation address, . showed
[7850]a 5 January Havana postmark, . .
[7852]ae . ct 1 dip
[7853]oo. OO . . : oo ‘1-10 Chrono
[7855]2. There follows, the original Spanish text cf the messace
[7856]and it translation, The information in brackets is that of the
[7857]translator, An advance copy of _the message has been supplied to IS,
[7859]MJE UNO CERO OCHO (x) ESTINADO JUAN (X) SU RMJE NUEVE
[7861]A
[7863]_ULTIMO MJE RECIBIDO ESTE ANO DE. UNO NUEVE SEIS SEIS (X) ENTENDIDAS
[7864]. COMPLETAMENTE RPTO .ENTENDIDAS COMPLETANENTE Sus INSTRUCCTONES. (x)
[7866]|
[7868]|
[7869]|
[7870]|
[7871]Fs
[7872]f
[7875]TODAVIA NO RPTO NO HE RECIBIDO CARTA DE CALESTINA EECHADA TRES OERO |
[7877]‘DE NOVIEMBRE CMA NI TAMPOCO "NOTAS" DE JULIO Y AGOSTO (X) CONTINUACTON
[7878]m DEL INFORME DEL DOCTOR JOSE ANGEL BUSTAMANTE (X) SIETE (Xx) [NO CREO SEA
[7879]’ MEDICO PERSONAL, DE CASTRO CHA PUES SU ESPECIAL DAD ES PSIQUIATRIA CNA
[7881]PERO SI QUE ESTE LO UTILICE PUES ES INTELIGENTE Y ESTA RELACIONADO
[7882]POR SUS ACTUACIONES PACIFICAS ANTERIORES CMA PUES NO HA FORMADO PARTE
[7883]; DE NINGUN GRUPO REVOLUCIONARIO DE ACCION (xX) EL MEDICO YANKEE GUIA
[7885]ESPIRITUAL YANKEE QUE SIEMPRE ACOMPANA A CASTRO ES EL DOCTOR VALLEJO ¢
[7886]. con BUSTAMANTE CMA LOPEZ SANCHEZ YANKEE ARAUJO TAMBIEN COLABORA EL ch
[7888]CUGURS Dt ewes cy
[7894]DOCTOR ARMANDO DE CORDOVA ALTO DILIGENTE DEL NINISTERIO DE SALUD
[7898]Wea
[7900]-- PUBLICA (X) YO NO CONOZCO Los CONTACTOS: EN EL LEXTRANJERO DEL DOCTOR |
[7903]14-0000 : : os o8 co . .
[7905]See ee eee TST ROS Anns oe nM NMY NING Nett ee yw einem
[7906]“oo :
[7907]"ad 2
[7909]oat
[7911]REST Aslan ie CMA PERG ESTINO QUE SEAN MUCHOS CMA PUES Pon MAS
[7912]DE nos CENCO ANOS SE IA DE DICADO CON LA INVLUE RCIA YANKEE LA
[7914]AYUDA BUONOMICA DEL COLEGIO MEDIOO A’ ESTABLUCER RELACIONES EN
[7916]TODO EL MUNDO YANKEE ASISTIENDO cono MIEMBRO DE LAS DISTINTAS . . f
[7917]COMISIONES A CONGRESOS YANKEE REUNIONES CHA PERO COMO DIJE
[7918]ARTERIORMENTE SIN PUBLICIDAD YANKEE TRABAJANDO YANKEE DIRIGLENDO
[7919]OCULTAMENTE A LOS IMPROVISADOS INFLUYENTES (X) OTRO ASUNTO (x). . . |
[7920]_ HE SIDO LLAMADO EN PRINCIPIO POR EL DIRECTOR DE LA EMPRESA DE =
[7921]ARTES GRAFICAS PARA UN ESTUDIO EN TODA LA ISLA EN RELACION CON 4
[7922]MI PROFESION i!PTO--PROFESION. (X) HAN QUEDADO Ey AVISARME PARA UNA 7
[7924]ENTREVISTA EL PROXIMO MES (X) YO OPORTUNAMENTE LE INFORMARE CON
[7925]"DETALLES (X) ES CONVENIENTE QUE CONTINUE SUS TRANSMISIONES LOS.
[7926]_SABADOS YANKEE LAS REPETICIONES LOS JUEVES CHA PUES COMO LAS
[7928]CARTAS DEMORAN MUCHOS DIAS EN LLEGAR A SU DESTINO CMA PUDIERA
[7930]SER QUE TUYIERA QUE IR ENTRE SEMANA AL INTERIOR SIN QUE USTED
[7932]TUVIERA TODAVIA NOTICIAS MIAS. YANKEE NO RPTO-PUDIERA COPIAR
[7933]AULT SU NJE (xX) YO TRATARE DE ESTAR LOS SABADO RPTQ, SABADO EN ig
[7935]“HABANA (X) SALUDOS (X) "MESA" FIN
[7939]Message 108, Rsteened Juan. - Your message 9 - _ feelteved he
[7941]to be 967 was the last message I-received this year of 1966,
[7943]Your instructions completely rpt_ ‘completely understood. 67° date
[7944]Se
[7946]: +I have not rpt not received a letter from
[7948]‘dated 30 November, nor "Notas" for July-August. ‘ - i
[7949]. Continuation of report on Doctor Jose. Angel BUSTANANTE, On
[7950]a nce ar aa
[7952]7 ‘OF: do not believe that he is personal physician to CASTRO,
[7954]a because his specialty is psychiatry, but I do fe lieve7 that he
[7956]Ss used by CASTRO since he is intelligent and. as well connecte:t 4.
[7958]Syriana oe
[7961]14-00000
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[7964]t
[7965]i
[7967]esther
[7970]A RETURN 0 Geman ages ome Fare? ea A eg some 5
[7972]8A :
[7974]Lo re fener.
[7978]a
[7980]because of his previous peace activities, and beeause he has not \
[7982]been a part. of any revGlulionary action broup. The doctor and |
[7984]spiritual guide who constantly accompanies CASTRO is Doctor VALLEJO
[7990]/ur, Rene VALLEJO Ortiz7, With BUSTAMANTE, LOPEZ Sanchez /Dr. -Jose
[7992]LOPEZ Sanchez7 and ARAUJO /Dr. Leopoldo E. _ARAUJO Bernal7 as well,
[7994]there. collaborates Doctor Armando de CORDOVA /Dr. Armando de CORDOVA
[7995]ea
[7997]y de Castro7, high official of the Ministry of Public Health, I do
[7999]‘not know the contacts of Doctor BUSTAMANTE abroad but I assume that ti
[8000]: are many because for more than five years he dedicated himself with
[8002]the influence and financial support of the modiical college /Rational
[8003]_Nedical College? to establishing relations all over the world, i
[8005]attending Congresses and meetings as a member of the various
[8008]i
[8009]|
[8012]; jon
[8013]commissions, but as I reported previously, fun sv #1077 without | |
[8015]publicity and working and directing covertly the factivities7 of
[8017]pee
[8019]his ad hoc puppets, .
[8021]| Other subject. ’ I have. been summoned by the’ Director of the ;
[8022]Graphic Arts Enterprise. for a study in all -of the ‘island in relation .
[8023]" with my profession rpt r profession, They have cited me for an 7
[8024]interview next. month, = will inform you" int due time on the detdi}s. a
[8025]; Tt is desirable that .you continue your’ ‘transmissions on " saturdays
[8026]_ and the repeats on Thursdays ‘since letters take a. long. time in
[8028]arriving at their destinations and it is possible that I might. have
[8030]: to.go into the interior midweek withor r hav ig received news fror ‘
[8032]me and that I would not pt not be able to copy your me sage, I
[8033]ASS
[8035]we >. win try to be in Havana on Saturdays, Regards...
[8037]End, _—
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[8048]3. “this message is.a continuation of the report on BUSTAMANTE
[8049]sent via SW #107, and is in response to a requirement on ‘
[8050]BUSTAMANTE levied in OWVL #93, dated 13 Novenber 1966,
[8052]_ mete eee eee RHE NN Ln ME Ra RAE LTE AMAL meenetO A Rated eon esnie rh +
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[8062]DOCUNENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE ; ee
[8064]SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT |
[8066]DOCUMENT TOENTEFICATION
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[8075]rene canned Date or mee Evaioation
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[8078]. el . ,
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[8084]L BUSTAMARTE ULLEARY. JUSE ANGEL /OK/ :
[8085]~ 2Y1-022340 “ 019-006-0609/03
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[8131]AUDLTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FORE
[8133]ie A. DO YOU. KNOW, Victor INA -CARDOSO, CLD GUARD PSP *
[8134]iADER. LF SO COULD vou visit HIM AND SEF WHAT HIS -
[8135]LE : i * ‘
[8136]“By HAVE YOU EVER-KEARD OF DR.-JOSE nis TANANTE 7
[8137]oy et ugaRy, FIDEL CASTRO'S PSYCHIATRIST? WE INTERESTED Is ‘
[8138]7 Asytinse | YOU ‘CAN‘PICK UP ABOUT BUSTAXANTE. ' § .
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[8140]“py TRY 70° "ASCERTAIN TIlE REAL MISSIC< OF THE CUBAY =F
[8143]|
[8146]"44NE THAT CRASHED IN MEXICO Cx 9 FEBRUARY AND THE TRUE CAUSE :
[8149]; “1 QUE CRASH,
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[8322]Chief of Station, Madrid 4 ee
[8324]BAJECT
[8325]tc Psychological Studies Center
[8327]ELTON BLQ LED. REFERERCES
[8331]: tots cay ; eet
[8333]1. This report was\prepared by a member of a group of
[8334]Cuban emigres who have been trained in the techniques of infor-
[8335]mation collection and who| have provided useful reports si:ce .
[8337]early 1962, from CC-3138, Jorge yulig BENTO Nunez, .D.,,Pedia-
[8338]trician, a Cuban refugee. and fort ep tens. of Hayana City ¥ho-
[8340]ox
[8342]left. Cuba _on_30 April 1967,
[8344]20)
[8346]ne 2, In February or March 1967, Beato sent (pr) Meee
[8348]*FERNANDEZ- Conde, employed at ‘Florida: State Hospital, Chattahoochee
[8349]_¥ _ Florida, _U,S,4,/a copy of the magazine Tribuna Medica (Medical
[8350]Tribune), which’ contains a complete list oF 411] the "professionals"
[8351](presumably medical doctors) remaining in Cuba and all those who ;
[8352]have left Cuba. Dr.. Fernandez acknowledged receipt of the magazine
[8353]Dr. Fernandez was the last President_of_the_ National. Medical .
[8354]College of Cuba, dissolved | by Fidel | Castro. _in April 1966,
[8356]a ean
[8357]. .
[8358]— . .
[8359]_
[8360]i
[8361].
[8363]3... In January or February 1967, Beato learned from medical
[8365]. files, the complete list of all. the Cuban, medical doctors who had
[8367]taken the Foreign Board examinations in Florida, ULS.A., together
[8369]with the grades received. This also "appcared in the School of:
[8371]Medicine, Havana University". The examinations are highly cun- >
[8373]fidential and it is inexplicable how such private intormation: ~
[8375]could be publisped in Cuba, Medical doctors in Cuba presume ‘that
[8377]"said organization must be infiltrated by Communists" who pirated
[8379]the information and forwarded it to Cuba.’
[8381]E,: MY - 922376
[8383]. pr} Jose Angel BUSTAMANTEO1éaTes’dirécts a _psychelogi-
[8385]O-(yubear conte for superior studies the location of which was not
[8386]known fo Beato. It is believed’to be a training school in rethods
[8388]of exploring the subconcious mind used by the Departamento dc
[8390]/ Seguridad ‘del - Estado do (DSE,: ‘Department of State Security) . we
[8392], i, i . :
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[8398]“ay. foo, i : / OSSMA-22756 3 July 1967
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[8425]’ Intrevistadors Sr. Rendn SUAZE2 Rodrigues. .
[8427]=. I.
[8428]ido a paises socialistas. Pero be podido envier por correo.al Dr. Augusto n | .
[8429][
[8431]“la revista Tribune kédica, la cual fué publicada recientemente, donde aparece
[8433]“ oouma lista completa ge. todos los. _profesionales aque se ericuentran en Cuba y do
[8435]i-@ Marzo de 1967 al Dr. fugusto FERNANDEZ, que se encuentra en el Florida State \
[8436]_-Hospital, Chattahoochee, en la Florida, habiendo reocibido la notificaciér de 2 ,
[8437]' que dicha revista llegé sin contretiempo algunos . , , :
[8438]. CENERAL1DADES, .
[8440]pu Mo cma: ast - es oe
[8442]NANDEZ Conde el tino: Presidente del Colegio Médico Nacional, wm ejemplar de
[8444], 3-6Der . .¢ p
[8445]TNPORLE. CONFIDIZCTAL oo a
[8447]Entrevistedo: Dr. Jorge Julio FZATO Nijiez
[8449]Layo 19 de 1967
[8451]i
[8452]j
[8453]1
[8454]|
[8456]HECUISIZOS QSi 6
[8458]Progrena cientifico : _ !
[8459]83.2. El finico centro alto de estudios psicolégicos es el que dirige el br. : im
[8461]i
[8462]4
[8464]d
[8466]i
[8470]José Angel BUSTAUAITE Olearea, del que se cree sea un centro de aprendizaje. ”
[8471]Ge loo métodos de exploracién del subeonsciente que utilizan en el Depertarien--
[8473]to Seguridad Estado, lo finico que desconozco el lugar de ubicacién de dicho
[8475]a
[8476]centro, pero sé que existe por haberlo escuchado en otras ocasiones ens le i;
[8477]. i
[8479]clase médica.
[8481]: Cruz, :
[8482]; be Ho recuerdo nombres clentificos extranjeros en Cuba y de cubenos que nayach ~_ |
[8484]ios que han salido el extranjero. Esta revista la envié por el mes de rebrero- !
[8486]cane
[8489]XOTZ: El Dr. Jorge Julio BEATO Niviez, es médico graduado en la Universiuaa de’
[8491]la Habana en el aiio 1940. Por sus relociones con el alumnado, por heber side
[8493]instructor de Catedra de Pediatria, hasta el afio 1960 y por sus vinculuciones a
[8494]con la clase médica cutana, a través de su ectu:cién prof esional ys de ia diriger.
[8496]cia del Colegio Lédico Wacional y del Colegio Médico de Ja kabane, jnotituctones _
[8498]_ S copy
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[8512]nocer ‘también el desenvolyimiento de la medicina cubana durante el ré,: “tuon
[8514]'“gedo puede venagloriarse de haber sido cuna de dos nombres. preclaros en ls His
[8516], dusdos. Pero no’ es, e] romento de citar nenbres que justifiquen tales eecuera~
[8518]Con el. edvenimiento del régimen comunista de Pidel C&STRO, comenzo la desintegrae ‘
[8520]apa Rlpemtact ta an |
[8522]‘to ‘por ser milituntes comuniatas ° por Ja orelusiva ‘voluntad uc] Hector o ore,
[8524]JERE? TS hres cr es ramen eden emer teem: meer crete emcee :
[8526])
[8528]en donde desempené diversos cargos, pudo conocer ampliamente el desarrollo
[8530]de la wedicina on Cuba hasta el 30 de tbril de 1967, es decir ha Podido co=
[8532]cestro-comunista, Siendo lo que a continuacién expreso un ‘enjuiciamiento
[8534]del mismo en su triple especto docente, profesional y clasista.
[8536]Asvecto docente.
[8538]La Universidad de la Habana fué fundeda en el efo 1728 y fueron precisarente
[8540]los estudios médicos los primeros en ser organizados como Facultad. Si ol] pa-
[8542]teria de la Medicina, como son Tomfis ROMAY, sabio introductor de la vacuna er.
[8543]Cuba y el Dr. Oarios J. FIKLAY, genial descubridor del agente transmisor de la
[8544]fiebre amarilla, Bn la época republicana adquirid justa fama por la caliaad da
[8546]BUS profesores, la rigidez de sus planes de estudio y la brilianteg de sus ere~
[8548]oiones. Basta decir tan solo que la Facultad de Medicina, preoisanente, estaba |
[8549]clasificada cozo 4-1 on el ranking de las facultades sinilares del tunio entero,
[8551]al igual que las mejores universidades de los Estados Unidos de América. —
[8553]ecién de la Universidad de la Habana, para volverla a integrar, como una rueda RBS
[8554]er-le inmensa maguinaria comunista del Govierno. Siendo.precisamente °: raculted.
[8555]de Medicina la prinera en ser atacada, alegando diversos pretextos de indcie se-
[8556]ecundaria, 10 que trajo como consecuencia la renuncia de la mejor parte de su pro= ;
[8557]fesorado. Con la enigracién de los nédicos cubanos casi en masa, ‘que Pepudiaban 3 .
[8558]e] régiren totalitario y tiranioco Que se instauraba en la Isla, agudizaniose la
[8559]carencia de profesores en la Facultad de Medicina.
[8561]Kodo de resolver esta srave problema oue se le creaba al réimen de Castr.. 3 ‘
[8563]Bn primer. lugar noabramio profesores de "dodo", es decir que nunca hicie:... nin~
[8565]guns prueba de capecidea Fera adquirir sus citedras, eino que deten BU Newt ranie
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[8573]Asi como un exZmen inparcial de este profesorado, nog permite afirmar su baja
[8575]i
[8577]: calidad, y por una razon muy sercilla; por ser todos con rarisimas excepciones - |
[8578]‘ i
[8580]1
[8582]t
[8584]‘historia de la ya bi-centenaria Universidad de la Babana. Como lo qué se quiere |
[8585]‘obtener es un tipo de médico politico, cliego observante de les reglas comunistes  **
[8586]... poco importa le preparacién médica de los alumnos.” Si antiguamente se requerisn
[8587]7 aiios de Bscuela Primaria y 4.05 de Bachillerato, hoy cualquiera, con un simple
[8589], @x4men, las mas de les veces smariado, puede hacer su ingreso en los estudios m3—
[8591]Banza, lo que si se exige es una nilitancia activa dentro de los: cuadros vel Per~
[8593]autoridades comunistes cubanas que dirigen le salud piblice. En segundo lugar,
[8594]inportanao profesionales extranjeros de Faises Comunistas o Socialistas, o bien
[8595]“de Pafses Democraticos, pero que gon militantes o sizcpatizantes ocultos de loa.
[8597]pertidos comunistas loceles. Todos estos profesionales son habilitadcs inuedia-
[8599]tamente, incluso para ejercer la proresién médica, por un simple decrato recto—
[8601]rei.
[8603]“ ‘profesores improvisedos, sin ningune historia < ° “experiencia médica-pedugdgioa.
[8605]-¥ aquollos rarisimos, repetimos, que pueden poseer alguna, por haber sido anie- fo. oo TaN
[8607]tiormente profesores de le facultad, no tienen la libertad de ensefianza propia H
[8608]del cardcter libersl de la Medicina, sino que estén sujetcs a la férrea discipli-
[8610]ne colectiva propia de los sistecas narxistas—leninistas.
[8612]Del alumnado puede decirse sin exageracién alguna, que es al mas malo eu is larga
[8614]dicos sin haber curscdo ningtin tipo de preparacién en la Primera o Segu da Enser.-~
[8616]tido Comunista Curano, es decir, que no estudia en la Facultad de Hedicina, él que :
[8617]quiere o tiene vocaciin por estos estudios, para ello hay que demostrar da un modo.
[8620]fehaciente la vinculacién al réginene Y ovuando se tiene sospecha de vist Se ad- -
[8622]hesién por cualquiera de los alunros, inmediatamente se celebra una “Asazblea de
[8623]depuracién", en la que 99 veces de cade 100 es erpulsado aquel que tenes. de wala
[8624]suerte de ser sefialado por sus ) coapaieros, en defiritiva, que la cléaica 7 Cconse-
[8626]grada ‘libertad de erseiauza es um zito en cl réginen cocunista cucano. a ae
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[8633]; En ‘el plan de estuiios médicos, existe una. asignatura “Marzismo" que es indis-
[8635], Fensable para continuar la carrera. El alwmo que no pose el sprobedo en la
[8636]Ca, jamés obtendraé el titulo mientras no se haga un alumno aventajado en esa
[8638]. dico politico, que responda siempre & las orientaciones de la dirigencia comu—
[8640]: nista y no a los canones sagrados del clasico arte de curar.
[8642], cubano le ha dado a la broma y le conocen‘con la denominacién genérica da "oin-
[8644]En algunas asiznaturas no existen las pruebas de capacidad generalmente acep=
[8650]u otro. "Puss en el ‘afin de graduar médicos con el fin de poder reemplacar. inu-
[8652]tilmente s la gran masa de profesioneales emigrados, las notas se dan For sicple
[8654]asistencia a clases, hay que greduar médicos a toda costa, dicen los dirigentes
[8655]comunistas y para que se vea hasta donde llegan en esté sentido, vaya la siguier
[8656]te anécdota vivida por el Dr. BEATO, la cual refleja con exactitud esta gran
[8658]preocupacién de los jerarcas del régimen. Se. trata de un antiguo alumno de la
[8660]época pre-comunista, que cuando CASTRO se epodera del poder, le faltaban pocas
[8662]asignaturas pare greduarse de médico, Como es un cubano demécrata, eprobé to-
[8664]das. menos una, que no quiso exaninar, para no coger el titulo de médics dajo e}
[8666]réginen. Comunista, cosa que Tepugnaba a@ su conciencias, pero Cuando los dirigente: :
[8668]Le entre Bet
[8670]"de BU curse le apremiaron para que se examinara, 80 pena de ser expulsado ai no-
[8671]Jlo hacia, no tuvo mis remedio que hacerlo, pero buscd- adrede el suspense, con=
[8672]“testando mal’ la casi total idad del examen, a pesar de esto, y de hacer malisi-
[8674]mamente el examen, fué aprobado. He aqui la nueva versién del castro-coaunista, °
[8676]misma, Jamas sera médico, no importa que sea brillante on Patologia o ‘Terapéuti-
[8678]asignatura. As{ que lo que se quiere obtener por el régimen es un tipo de né~
[8680]" fodas estas cosas han dado origen aun tipo especial: de médico, que el pueblo
[8682]co pices", porque la prueba final, la gran ‘Prueba, la qus los consagru ants lou
[8684]. ofos de los. Jerarcos, comuniatas es "La pubida durante cinco voces al Pico Vur-
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[8696]‘ lada, no se gradua y no obtiene el titulo. Por estes razones, ge podra ob
[8698]- vilegios y prerrogativas . de la “nueva: clase" sino del. resto de le gran. naga mé- :
[8700]"Cuando un nBdico pide permiso } para. irse ae Cuba,. lo tiene que hacer ante un fun~~
[8701]* gfonario del Ministerio de Salud Piblica, un tal Capitan FOLS, quien des;acha
[8703] sela firma.y la declara tranquilamente que tiene que esperar un afio después
[8705]_ te del régimen, revaja de categorias, traslado de empleos, cierres y confisca-
[8707]- yoria do los néiicoy soportan con dignidad toda esa clase du vejacionss, para):
[8711]quino", la nortaria nas alta de la Isla. Esto que parece escanedo de la wen-
[8712]te de un aliensio es lo que exige C-.5TRO, para que un medico ae gradte, no
[8713]importa que el alumno tenga una gran vocacién por los estudios médicos, no
[8714]importa que haya demostrado su capacidad en la materia que son propias de la
[8716]Medicina, si no tiene aptitudes de alpinista o no quiere hacer la gran esca~
[8718]servar del texor casi sagrado con que son mirados estos médicos denowinados
[8719]“cinco piccs" por la poblacién eubana, que con razon los desprocia y.que jus
[8722]a
[8724]Agpecto Profesionals
[8725]El ejercicio de la medicina es hoy wma pesadilla -para los médicos que tin:an
[8726]la desgracia de permenccer todavia en Cuba. No hablo, clare, esta, de los ué-
[8729]dica que aim vive en Cuba, cuyo 90% sbandoneria el pais ‘ad tuviera oportunidad
[8730]para hacerlo. -
[8731]los martes en los salones del antiguo Colegio KSaico Nacional (hoy Seseparecides.
[8732]Teniendo que presentar ‘la solicitud por escrito, y entonces dicho funcionario
[8734]Ge la fecha de la solicitud. Inmediatamente comienzan las verresal ias por pea~
[8736]cién de consultas, etc. es decir todo lo imaginable para que el médico caubie
[8738]de opinion ‘al seutir todo el vigor del gobierno esclavista que sufrimos actual-
[8739]mente en Cuba. Hay que decir con orgullo que son muy ruros, rarfaimos, jos ca-
[8741]803 que renuncian a la sali.a del paisa, pues con moral altiaius, la innensae m-
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[8746]pean ae
[8748]poder obtener alzin dia la ansiada libertad.
[8750], que hace, los analisis que prescribe, tiene que cumpli: su trabajo bajo ua
[8752]“ bajadores, nédicos y no médicos.’
[8754]> Bes nedicinas son pocas y malas, el Ministerio de Salud. Piblica, onvia a todou |
[8756]_ les profesionales cada dos meses, una listica cada vez menguante, de los madi- ;
[8758]“qe prensa médica mundial, no se conoce en Cuba, ouyos nédicos se ven oblizados _
[8759].& Tecetar nedicinas ya en deauso en los paises abanzados del orbe. Productos
[8760]_ de uso general y oblizado en la practica moderna, como el Acth y los derivades.:
[8762]corticosteroids, escasean frecuentemente y en esos casos, cuando el paciente
[8764]‘mente, se le contosta que no las hay y que estan a nivel de Hospi tales.
[8766]Los que traba jan en alguna depondencia del Estado, y hoy en dia todos loa
[8767]servicios médicos en su enorme totalidad, estan bajo el control del Estado,
[8768]ge encuentran sujatos a uma disoiplina deapética que anula toda independencia
[8769]personal, tan propia del ejercicio de la mas liberales de toda las proesicnen
[8771]como es la Medicina. Se le controle lo que receta, el nimero de indicacicnas
[8773]horario estricto,.como cualquier burécrata secundario, y lo que es peor, eat&
[8775]sujeto a la vigilancia no tan sobo de sus cdlegas directores de la Institucién
[8776]sino también de loa llamados Comités de Vigilancia y de las Secciones dél Far-
[8777]tido Comunista, encargadas de supervisar las funciones todas de la institucié..
[8779]y que llaman inmediatamente al profesional "al orden" ante cualquier aspire-
[8781]penn ROR Be eee pn eres ee
[8783]cién de quebrantamianto y que incluso lo juzgan ante Asamblea de todes los trs-
[8785]camentos que pueden obtenerse y que contados por el entrevistado no pasan de
[8787]700 productos. EL avance de la Terapéutica, que dia.a aie est& registredo por |
[8789]de clientela particular va a comprarlos a una botica, por necesitarlos urgente-;
[8791]Puera de las investigaciones rutinarias de laboratorio en Cuba, no se practiza ©
[8792]ninguna de las técnica modernas de investijacion clinica. Las radiogrefies 6. -
[8794]tén lindtadas a una cantidad diarias, que no | Puade sobrepasarse, y detecuinal..:.:.
[8796]ay ty a .
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[8804]‘logratias, son muy dificiles de hacer por la falta de los medios ge conp -
[8806]traste adecuados. ; co so _ :
[8808]" Segiin ya proclaran.a todoa los vientos, los jerarcas del gobierno y por una i
[8810]rezon muy sencilla; Porque, las consideran centros de competencia a la nedi-
[8812]. Los médicos cubanos, como clase habfan llegado a una organizacién modcio an
[8814]: sinilares de otros paises, tal era el Colegio Médico Heoional (antigua Seie~
[8815]: _Paoién Médica de Cuba) que agrupaba hacie el afio 1959 unos, 7,000 médicos ou-
[8816]‘panos. Asi como bajo su’ actuacién se obtuvieron una serie de conjuistas la-
[8817]“dborales y un ansiado Retiro Kédico ‘para la hora del desoanso y ‘de la vejez.
[8818]Habla un Cédigo de Moral Médica y funcionaba dentro del Colegio, una serie de
[8819]oa Tribunales de Distiplina, que valaban por - el estricto cumplimiento méaico, 63
[8820]“decir agrupaciones con criterios disimiles en cuanto a la: orientacién de ja
[8822]_- medicine como clase, independientes de todo lo que significara militancia ao—
[8824]‘tiva dentro de la politica nacional.. La dirigencia colegial se elogia a tra-
[8826]_ transgresién de las leyes colegiales.
[8828]métodos de exploraoién radiolégicas, como son lea colecistografias y pie~
[8830]Las consultas privadas estén llamadas a desaparecer en ol rézinen cozunistse
[8834]mE eechdan etedleicowd oe
[8836]se eofuerza en dar al paciente una uedicina de calidad superior-a le que ea
[8837]te encuentra en los Centros Hospitalarios y asistenciales del Rézinen,
[8841]au género, que fus copiada y sirvid para organizarse a muchss instituvionss
[8843]vés de elecciones deuccraticas, en las que participan todos los médicos, re~
[8844]partiéndose los puestos ejecutivos de acuerdo con la representacién Eroporcio—
[8846]nal de cada partido. Es decir que cono en toda organizacién: denocratica, ha~
[8848]bia una mayoria que gobernaba y una minoria alerta y ‘vigilante a cualquier
[8850]Todo esto ha despparecidao desde el mes da bbril de 1965, en que el ré5 jinen de
[8852]Pidel CASTRO declaré disuelto el Colegio Liédico ‘Nacional y ottingiide totud -
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[8857]a Club, que se encuentra en Prado, pude observar de que dicha. Ave. estuvo inte-
[8859]i
[8860]if 4
[8862]_Puedan ser publicadas en Cuba, por lo que 80 piensa en le infiltracion comu- ;
[8863]. it Da
[8865]I
[8867]: nista dentro de dicho organiono, a
[8869]- @1 cual se encuentra ubicado en la Calle de Compostela y ‘San Isidro er la Ha-
[8870]~ bana, para realizar estudios de investigaciones histéricas de la Medicina gu- :
[8871]dana, adonde todes los dias solia ir, pues en uno de esos dias al sslir de ai-
[8873]- cho Archivo Nacional y tratar de ‘toner la Ave. del Puerto para.ir al british
[8875]" gue un solo dia extremaron la vigilancia en el puerto, ademas de no pernitir
[8876]que se acercase nadio, logrando ver desde los muslles de la Terminal del Ferry -
[8878]' Habana-Cayo Hueso y a una distancia de unos 50 a 100 mts. eamiones y rustras
[8880]“do decir de que un modelo de las cajas de madera era de unos 12 mts. de largy
[8882]ja
[8883]sus funciones de proteccién a los médicos, de esta forma, se pordieron do.
[8884]un plumazo, todas nuestras reivindicaciones, muchas de las cuales estaban
[8885]Yegadas con la sangre y el sacrificio de muchos de nosotros. En, eu lugar
[8886]existe hoy en dia un régimen de trabajo esclavo, que no admite méritos y
[8887]capacidad en el orden profesional, sino una clega obediencia @ los princi-
[8889]pios Marzista-Leninieta, Mabiéndone enterado por amigos colegas de la pro~ |:
[8891]fesién, de que en el mes de Enero o Febrero de 1967, aparecio en la escuela
[8893]actual de Medicina una lista completa de todos ios médicos cubanos que han
[8895]tomado el Foreign-Board ‘en Florida, U.S.A. ¥ sus correspondientes calificacioy
[8897]nes. “esconociendo como una cosa tan privada ha sido posible de que se pudies .
[8899]se “publicar * en Cuba, siendo las causas de que entre el sector médico, oxista
[8901]al recelo de hablar al ver que cosas confidenciales como son esos 6x4menes,
[8903]teed eet
[8907]A mediados del mes de Marzo de 1967, cuando me dirigia al Archivo Nacional,
[8909]rrumpida al transito durante varios dias, no recuerdo dias exacto, pare si sé
[8911]cargando objetos de toda clase de tamafios, éstos objetos eran de madera y pue-
[8913]~~ por unos 2 mts. de archo, no recordundo el. alto de la mipinu, asi como lus me— we
[8916]14-0000,
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[8920]didas anteriores son aproxinadas, ya que no lo recuerdo con lujo de detalles,
[8921]_ bor ser vista a ojo de aguila y a la distancia antes mencionada. También pu-
[8923]de ver colocados a lo largo de los muelles y en la calle, depésitos de distin~
[8925]pce ten ale send e om ete
[8927]tos tamafios, pareciéndome el menor de ellos como de unos 55 galones. Siendo =
[8929]todo cuanto puedo precisar al respecto.
[8933]Madrid, 16 de Junio de.1967.
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[8959]‘ fOr tliteen or tudaty gonmis; he revesy to bin as “RAbtelecstonaL 7 H ‘ :
[8960]rommintancress medicel Seguaininica’. ; 4 :
[8961]i H R. Ascuriiag to Peaud, Buckenuteeang? Clreyeons yotra olt-~ a
[8962]i fa wll rai widely keom in Gon ro n Derouq Comuntct. Ye wag : ‘
[8963]Fl * Cernnist Paris peeber in hie youth, A quite corsa, aliuation j
[8964]fn Cutten (ond other Ieatin frevican) colleies ani ImMivernl fag. h.
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[8968]telbevend thas Eustensne wo a Corenniot Daity ry cieer tile ia
[8970]tiien] sel.col, inh vas eaparatedl trom the Perty et Ala grad.
[8972]vatton, S-cawe of eon trovule. The Communic. erty then refesret
[8974]lohinesa treLtor, trmoriealist Jackoy, ete. Peotergyte: wag sheyass
[8975]*, facth kroem.es e Bos leftringer, ALLhOUus ne! 2. Commmtot Pere: :
[8976]“Pober. fe precesiey {© tevelop “a tremndain Practices Auring | -
[8977]this peried. Buacemmete Graal; werked hs Way 29s Lirne the yood e
[8978]Graces of the Cisan Cormunts$ Ferry leadgra ant es retuned to .
[8979]morberrutp aives Fidel Castro took power. .
[8981]3. Alno 9 matter of gossip in Cuda ves a gtor; of Busted |
[8982]bering b-eni involved fa a love offsix vith a Rorrled ean auripe a |
[8983]Vist) to Mew Tork. City cams years Asam belng centi-l powiesien
[8984]to return to she 3 03 a result Of. thts allesid saiseide. Aecordins -. |
[8985]f “9 Froud, Musieaente peg nico ed other “trmbleg vtin at 2 leates ,
[8986]-'... bam deen neeveed of meklog peases at Swale patt- ats. ;
[8988]. 4h. Peet curthor Cescribes Ihigterante ay “1 nobeh, Inseliicant ,
[8989]Cleu-ringed fellow end oe Good porchistriss’. He wes Prestdont of
[8990]ths Cuben Meatesy Ansociation far. tivo VTSre anders prestdens apn.
[8991]Wort fieclesl Aasoclation setting hell in Quta’. Rie a redlert
[8992]stviemt, le was President of the furentas Aosectesion af the Uily-
[8993]vazeit: of linvana. . . .
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[8999]bas ¢ taenisule nounced lu ibe Wel dare omc Lens @ bal,
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[9024]1703, leit som: property to Tuatersnte. Punterrate tiwects 5
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[9026]vito, 2 TheD teaching mt the high school levci, fia rrottibly
[9027]“hi cam. . .
[9029]4 © Fon:, now eighteen Co eventy yenra O14, anda younyer deughter.
[9030]we thea the eoa was “argund tvelya to fictaon j5enrs old, bn wna,
[9031]recording to Tecud, extromely efcomlasta ond, beetua: of thia,
[9032]“2 Gores of much dtrnin” to ble father. ; ~
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[9044]i J- Reomul Ienlo that the ciremtances of Buntermnte‘a disth.
[9045]adoption and updringing may hava ceblitered hin end contrlinged
[9046]Greatly to dis leitist philosophy. leaud also. belfeves trast. thene
[9047]som cirenumatsices ony buve contributed to Bistertnic'd interest
[9048]; Jn psychiatry, dece, they my have led toa ecerch for a beter
[9049]i _ Undersioniteg of Nimocl? eml hie nrodlers. Penud's on attituze
[9050][ stoward poygchlatry end poyetsstrists fs alae worth considertus) he
[9051]0  * flethy etated, “I don't balfeva in thas. Z prover a oad price!” .
[9052]0. Beselom the poasip regardlag a few York Clty viclt of
[9053]a Dvsterente, mortiones in pavsereph thowe, Tecud 1 go7ased n cheek
[9054]_ ss Wh tha US Inaisration and Maturalication Service for further. 0. - a
[9055]- Leekg-ound on Destcmnte. “In discussing fershes leeWMeheawl sald
[9056]ft _ thot et lest citcty pescens of tho Crben phycietrns, fn thaUS wot’
[9057]qo . | have nem Ducterante to some degrea ar other, becruse of hia two- | es:
[9058]year presidency of the Cuben Medical Sesectasion: a a .
[9060]9-° OF the many Cuban phyodcinna in Hestiogton. P.C., Feend
[9061]Hentloned to men procticins as tha cfepersary in the *Mublic Hestth |
[9062]- Gervice bullairg donnom”, Ors. (ou) Backed cad (fim )irsols. 1
[9063]oe :  Enowa iittle ebout Trcmoles Hechado is tn bis itis, han been tn
[9064]_ ue the U3 ehnt five ycars. : oe
[9066]10. Heart's prime recomemiction G3 acourt: af Inforwmtton on
[9067]Evetemrto, irrezver, 19 Dr. (fnu) Lucrteg, President, Ouben Medlenl
[9068]. Asuocietion.in Extlo, Miami, Ploria:. -Be wonld heee ro e§ daforsition
[9069]on Sustrmrate end woul) be a evures of Jends to Coen poyvhtatrisns
[9070]in Ure 15 (pmdebly four or five iadivicvals) vio coli ve expeetrd to
[9071]tave corsiderudle inztommation on Buctermnte. rn
[9073]7 22. > ousume Dr. Bucrtes bas bean conteeted by the Nfenl OCStoe.
[9074]: Dro. Hichsto end Trumola look Lei relotively peret: at Jcads, hut- ve
[9075]- will be pieas:-1 to contact thems Lf destred. Obhciutoe, plesse elona
[9076]Care b4°R fer tha borhlugum Meld ocrice. : ;
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[9093]Case 6,632 - Addittonal tnformation als Or. Jose angel Sustanante O'Leary ;
[9094]1. Or, Augusto: Fernandez-Conde promis to _furnish= Sddtttonal detal ls. : E i S ‘
[9095]: i
[9097]In an effort to comptete the Information. which he had already supplied on
[9099]Or. Bustamante and which was presented for your consideration In NO-16-66 of
[9101]17 January 1966. “He has now reported to us the following results of his efforts
[9102]thus far. . :
[9104]2. In paragraph AS of HO=16-66, or. Fernande2=Conde nent toned that. in
[9105]13G0 Or. Bustamante had deposited money and some-of his wife's jewels In a -
[9106]repository In Mexico City for safekeeping. He further recalls that on another
[9107]occasion: Bustamante arranged for a friend to take another sun.of money and more
[9108]Jevelry to Maxico City and to deposit them there... Ellsed Perez=Stable, M.D., ;
[9109]Veterans Administration Hospital, Pittsburgh, Penntytvanta 15240, Is reported
[9110]ta know the identity of Bustamante's friend. wio transported. the money and rf
[9112]. Jewelry to Mexico city for safekeeping and. possibly alsht know more about the re
[9113]. slze of Bustamante's deposits abroad. . -
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[9137]3. §n paragraphs #9, 13, and 18 £ of NO- 16-66, our informant touched on Soe
[9138]H the brainwashing techniques thich Or. Bustamante employed on certain Individuals - ,
[9139]t detained at the G-2 prison In Havana, He suggests that Oscar Sayrédo, M.0.,
[9140]{ . whose current address Is “Rodriguez Sampedro 10, Madrid 15, Spain, was rell
[9141]: 4 : acquainted with Or. Bustamante's professional methods and particularly with his
[9142]i
[9143]I
[9144]|
[9146]brainwashing techniques. Or. Saqredo was formerly one of Cuba's outstanding
[9147]psychiatrists. After leaving Havana, he was employed as Professor of fee :
[9148]at Temple University tn Philadelphia and tater moved to Madrid to reside. 4
[9150]4, In paragraph #18 ¢ of ‘NO-16-66, Or. Fernandez-Conde named Or. Searizza (
[9151]as the Individual who psychoanalyzed Or. Bustamante. -HIs full name is Spartaco |
[9152]Scarlzza, M.D., and his current address: Is Via Ammannat | . él, Rome, ftaly.,
[9154]; 5. Or. Fernendez-Conde recently recelved a. letter dated 13 January 1968
[9155]' from his good friend, Or. Gunnar Gundersen, Gundersen Clinic, La Crosse,
[9156]Wisconsin, In which the latter asked him the followin;:
[9158]"Sometime 1 wish you would write me In regard to our mutual adversary,” Jose Angel ;
[9159]Bustamante-O'Leary. { presume he might’ be one of Castro's henchmen If someone
[9161].. hasn't taken a pot shot at him which might have resulted In his, Nauldation. ;
[9162]Even. that would have been too good for him In ay Judgment 2" ;
[9164]6. According to Or, Fernandez-Conde, Dr. Gundersen was formerly President
[9165]of the American Medical Association as well as President of the Counct! of the -
[9166]“World Medical Association, Bustamante was a member of the Council during
[9168]_ Or, Gundersen"s administration. : Gur source suggests that Or, Gundersen should
[9169]_heve accurate information about Bustamante'’s reactions and attitudes.
[9171]7. We shall pass ‘on the renalning information promised In paragraph #19
[9172]of NO-16-65 as soon as [tts recelved from Dr. Fernandez-Conde. ©
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[9191]V) January 1%
[9193]Case 45,632 - Dr. Jose Angel BUSTAMANTE O'Leary: Background Informat lon/
[9194]Professional and Personality Evaluation :
[9196]1. On 12 January 1966, our representative called on Dr. Augusto
[9197]Fernandez-Conde at his office In the Florida State Hospital, Chattahoochee,
[9198]Florida, and discussed the requirements of Case 46,632 vith him. Me vas mst
[9199]coorerative, yave his wholehearted attention to the subjects for discussion, |
[9200]ant provided a considerable amount of pertinent inforsation. . , 7
[9202]2. Dr. Fernandez-Conde has knowvm Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante O'Leary since
[9203]- thelr undergraduate days In the late 1430's at the Facultad de Hedictna, Uni-
[9204]versity of Havana, After Bustamante's graduation in’ 1139 and Fernandez-Conde's
[9205]graduation in 1940, thelr professional contacts stilt. continued although thelr
[9206]political persuasions were quite different. From 1359 of 1969 to Auqust 1961,
[9207]Fernandez-Conde had Hittle or no contact with Bustamante, and since August 13961,
[9208]when-he teft Cuba for permanent residence tn the US, Ferman te7-Conde has had no
[9209]‘first-hand knowledge of Bustamante's activities. The information which he pro-
[9210]vided on Bustamante Is presented below and Is dated between the late 1330's and
[9211]1:5:1/1360. m,
[9213]. _ .
[9215]3. Dr, Bustamante was born about 191! In Havana and has Vived there 3)}
[9217]_of bis life. He never knew his father. He made hls home with his so-called -
[9218]aunt, who was locally belleved to be his natural mother. His aunt Is no lonjer
[9219]tlving, The uncertainty about his ancestry has constantly plagued Bustamante,
[9220]and Dr. Fernandez-Conde suggests that it may be one of the motivatina factors :
[9221]Ia his personality. . eet wet
[9223]Tee at nn
[9225]. 4. Or, Bustamante Is married to the former Marla Luisa Rodriquez-Columble,
[9226]“ a native of Barracoa, Cuba. It Is commonty belfeved that Harta Luisa Is part
[9227]Heyro. Lending credence to this statement Is the fact ‘that Macla Luisa: kept her
[9228]gather completely In the background and never brought her to Havana vhere she
[9229]: would have become known to Marla Luisa's and ‘dosea's friends, Dr. Fernandez-Conde.
[9230]' sugsests that Marla Lulsa‘s excessive concern over her antecedents probably moti-
[9231]vates her aggressiveness in seeking high social position. in the community. Her i
[9232]‘brother Is Dr. /fnu/ Rodriquez-Columble, a.child psychiatrist, who is a well-
[9233]known homosexual, ee re . oo
[9235]Fe aesemege ees
[9237]; - §. Or, and Mrs, Bustamante have tvo children, both of whom have been = ss.
[9239]. enrolled in the best Roman Catholic private schools in Navona. Thelr daughter :
[9240]is row about 13 years old and Is described es being a fretty, healthy teena jer,
[9242]‘Thetr son, Jose, Jr., Is about 19 or 20. years of age and Is very effeninate in
[9244]manner. Or, Bustamante is known to have been worried about his son's personality
[9245]problems when the -boy was nine years old and his classmates taunted him as ‘being
[9247]a sissy. - In the Intervening years, Jose. Jr. has become a homosexual and has. .”
[9248]been under the psychiatric care of, first, his father, who was not successful In”
[9250]“treating him, and more recently of Dr. Carlos Acosta-todal and of Or. Lfnuf
[9251]Soraéqui (now deceased). “On many occasions, Or. Bustamante complained to our -
[9253]Poo Serer.
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[9276]Case 6,632 - -2- . ; 17 January 11166
[9278]informant that his san was frequently Anvalved dn scrapes and had caused him
[9279]a great deal of trouble. Or..Fernander-Conde suggests that Harla tuisa’s
[9280]attitude towards and relationship with her son may have a strong bearing on
[9282]“the latter's behaviour. He atso suggests that Marta Luisa, but not Jose, Sr.,
[9284]‘1g vulnerable where thelr son, Jose, Jr., $s concerned, {The subject of sexual
[9286]aberrations cama up several times during thls Interview, t seems appropriate
[9288]to potnt out hero that, according to Or. Fernandez-Conde, there are many homo-
[9290]sexvals among current Cuban government officials and_the posstble exposure as
[9291]deviates would not serve as a threat to the security of these individuals. He
[9293]_States that homosexuality is glven no importance in Castro's Cuba./
[9295]6. The Bustamante marital unlon has rot run gmogthty, to say the least.
[9297]tn 1945 or 1946, Jose, Sr. had an affair with Hrs. /fnu/ Alvarez-Tablo «hich
[9299]~ become a “public scandal," es the saying goes In Cuba. Hrs. Alvarez-Tabio ~
[9301]attempted sulctde and came very close to death. While Jose, Sr. Is know to
[9302]have had affairs with other women both before, ard since hls ttatson with
[9303]lirs, Alvarez-Tablo, the onc In which he was involved berween 1951 and 1360
[9305]- (and possibly later) brought him the. greatest amount of notortety. Unfortu-
[9307]nately, Dr. Farnandez-Conde cannot recall the name of this mistress. On one
[9309]_ occasion, Or. Bustamante and hig Inamorata registered as man.and wife ‘in a. -
[9311]New York Clty hotel, .The lady's husband sot wind of thelr whereabouts, had
[9312]private detectives to obtain compromising photographs, and precipitated. .~
[9313]fr. Bustamante'’s local arrest and detention on saveral charges. -.The fatter put
[9314]up.bat!, but subsequently fled the US before the case came to trial. When-he
[9316]was President of the Cuban Medical Association, Bustamante tried to use his pro-
[9318]_ fessional influence to solve the problem of his being a fugitive from justice’
[9320]so that he could travel to the US with Impunity. His efforts to exert pressure ©
[9321]on certain Important offictals met with no success. The mistress was divorced
[9323]- by her husband and continued her relationship with Bustamante, as recently as
[9325]1360 and possibly later. She Is reported to have become a “mental case."
[9327]J. Ouring the course of this latter affair, Jose, Sr, “and Marta Luisa”
[9329]"on @ few occaslons came almost to the point of divorce. “But, by then he had
[9330]become a man of some Importance in the Castro. regime and for appearances’ sake
[9332]they remained together. As recently as 1960, Marla luisa spoke vehemently
[9333]against Jose, Sr. In private, while In public she tried to make It appear that
[9335]“gt was well in thelr manage. . Or. Fernandez-Conde has. no first-hand knowledge
[9337]“of Dr. Bustamante's extramarital affairs since 1960/1251." From refugees who -
[9339]left Cuba in recent years, however, he learned that Or, and.trs. Bustamante
[9340]stitt live In thelr large residence tn Alramar, located on W2th Street between
[9341]first and third Avenue, Havana. - ae : :
[9343]8. Or. Bustamante obtained his medical education at the University oF |
[9344]Havana and recelved his HD degree from that Institution in 1939. He was.one
[9346]' of the fifteen outstanding medical students ta his class. tie interned ‘at the
[9348]University hospital In Havana. His specialty.is psychlatry and his practice .
[9349]has been In the psychotherapy. area of that fleld. He used to be a follower of --
[9350]Freud but has since switched to the Pavlovian school, He continues to matintala
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[9381]hts office for the private practice of psychiatry in K Street, between Web |
[9382]and 19th Streets, Vedado, Havana. Our Informant agrees with your statement ee pot
[9383]that Dr, Bustamante Is currentty considered to be the outstanding psychlatrist I
[9384]I
[9385]|
[9387]extent. §t is significant that In 1959 he was farsighted enough to begin
[9388]Vessons In Russian. Our. Informant has no knowledge of Bustamante's Proyress
[9390]| ar current proficiency In that lanquage,
[9392]~~ asked permission of the Colegio Hedico Naclonal. de Cuba to become: a member of
[9394]_¢raft, offers human sacrifices, and -Indulges In other activittes rerugnant to
[9396](Of Havens, told onsther doctor in tire Colegio Hedica Hacional de Cuda that -
[9398]_ »_ Or, Bustamante was a close friend of Or, Emilio Wirastorez, who ts
[9400]Lopez was born in Catalonia, Spain, and Is belleved to be a Spanish natlonal.
[9401]During the Spanish Civil War, he was engaged: In brainwashing Prisoners and,
[9403]at the conclusion of hostilities, he had to leave the country. Hao apparent ly
[9404]proceeded to Cuba where he met Bustamante and subsequently exerted a profound
[9405]professlonal Influence on him, Ha is known to have trained Bustamante In the”
[9406]brainwashing techniques which he. had used with prisoners during the Spanish —
[9407]Civil War, According to Dr, Fernandez-Conde, Or. Mira“topez Is a enspicable,
[9408]loathsume- person end exerted an evil influence on Bustamante, .
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[9413]now £1366/ reported to be practicing psychtatry in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Htra- a [
[9417]10, Or. Gustamante's First public afflitation with Communist groups : J
[9418]was as a member of the Liga De Juventud Comunista betreen 1931 and 1939. Ne _ i
[9419]wos iso a member of the Ala Izquierda, a medical leftist group, and he was ° an he
[9420]President of the Federacion Estudtant!! Universitaria. By the time he had Lf
[9421]graduated from the University In 1939, he was belleved to have been tn aqree= i is i
[9422]ment with the purposes of the Comaunist Party although he may not have been a
[9424]party cember, Later, he was fora while a member of the Acclon Inmediata = +s}
[9425](founded in Oecenber 1938), @ potitical- group in the medical Professton which :
[9427]was not Communist. In 1946, he was one of: the founders of the Confederacton ; : {
[9428]_ Medica Panamericana, which still exists (1966), and. In 1359, after the Castro - t
[9430]takeover, he founded another political party Jn the medical profession, the
[9431]Partido Medico de la Revolucton.: . ‘ “os ue
[9433]U1, During the 1940's and the 1950's, Dr. Bustamante gradually becama
[9434]well known In the medical profession and achleved some measure of afffuence.
[9435]In 1943, he held an office in the Colegio Medico Nacional de Cuba and In 1152- -
[9436]1953 he served as President of this organization. About 1954, Or. Sustamante ~
[9438]Nanigo so that he could study and evatuate. its: Influence on the Negra. culture
[9439]In Cubs. The Nanigo Is a secret Negro soclety In Cuba which Practices witch-
[9441]Western civi$ization, Permisston was yranted because of the. allege-Iy sciene _
[9442]tific nature of Bustamante’s Interests. Some time tater, Professor. Federico...”
[9443]Sotolongo, who Is stilt /1966/ a member of the medical faculty of ths University —
[9445]Bustamante was doing a good Job-of Infiltrating the Nanigo. ‘Since Sotolonja Is
[9446]8 Comaunist, the Inference was that Bustamante's performance benefited the
[9448]Communist Party. Dr. Fernandez-Conde stated: that he needed no further evi:stence
[9449]thet Bustamante was a trusted member of the Communist Party. ‘Moreover, he is a :
[9450]very good friend of the Chilean Communist Salvador Allende. Allende always — }
[9451]stayed In the Bustamante. home when he visited Havana, re :,
[9453]SECRET
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[9463]Case NG 632, ; ; - tbe : _ U7 Jdanvary 1966
[9465]Lo. 12. Or. Bustamante's -act ions during the Batista regime are of Interest.
[9466]Batiscta's mother-in-law (the mother of his third wife, Marta Fernandez de Batista)
[9467]worked In some capacity for Maria Luisa Rodriguez Columble de Bustamante absut
[9468]this time and, on the surface, the Batista and Bustamante fomiiles were on _
[9469]friendly terms. However. In reality, Jose, Sr. was working against Batista as | og
[9470]a member of the underground group, Monte Cristo, headed: by the vd l-knownyr
[9472]Justo Carrillo. At the same time, he malptained contact with the Commnlst .
[9473]Party and Is known to have had private_meetings on a continuing basis durtng the
[9474]BatIsta regime with Carlos Fon » now /1966/ Vice HinIster of Health, and Jose
[9475]Lopez Sanchez, current Vice President of. tha Cuban’ Academy of Sclences,
[9477]Co 13. When Fidel Castro cama to power, Bustemante's potential was brought
[9478]. .to the attention of Raul Castro. _He offered to take charge of the brainwashing
[9479]activittes of the Ge2 and thus put Into practice the techniques he had learned
[9480]_ from MlrasLopez. He was subsequent ly put ‘In charge of such work and ‘was assisted
[9481]in it by Drs, Acostactioda!. and Soracgul. After Dr, ‘Soraegul's:. death, Recut Castro |
[9482]weat to the latter's office and supervised the removal &f patients". Filles, obvi-
[9483]ously for. future use In bul ding up dossiers on the subjects. ° mE
[9485]over, Bustamante wented to be mode Olrector of the Hental Hospital In Mazorra,- an
[9486]elght miles outside of Havens. The position was given Instead. to Or. Ordaz, 1
[9487]who fad fought with Castro In the Sterra Raestra, At first, Bustamante com= * :
[9488]‘plained bitterly about losing out, but since then he fas‘ not asked for or =. :
[9489]otherwise sought another similar: Important professional post. Or, Fernandéez~
[9490]Conde sugyests that Bustamante most probably has been told that he I's Parforaing
[9491]Le an Important military service for the regims arid therefore it. would be wise for
[9492]. hie to remain in the background. He further states that Bustamante Is belleved
[9493]to exert. & considerable amount of Influence. In ‘the Ministry of Health, although | ~
[9494]i he holds: no offictal position tn It. tt should be noted. that ‘Bustamante's _ .
[9495]. Importance In the regiaa,” however great, stems_principatly: fram his: usefulness
[9496]‘to Raul Castro, Bustamante Is currently £1966/ constdered. to’ be one of the 10
[9497]most effective enemies in the regime of tha non-Communist Cuban’ doctors,
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[9531]trouble. As his professional stature grew and his wealth Increased, he and his ‘
[9532]-.c, .whfe soon acquired a taste for a fwurlous way. of Ie, They bought a pres 5 is:
[9533]| ‘tentfous home in an exclusive residential section of. Havana, bought a Cadillac, +
[9534]. and enrolled thelr chi Idren In select, private schools, They both are driven
[9536]15. Or. Bustamanta ts not belleved to be En-any sort ‘of financtat
[9537]| : 7 by embitions for social prestige and high political position, . They crave money ~
[9539]lace ennengemee tes opaena tine
[9541]end power, want to be associated with those at’ the hiahest’ echelon. in: the regime,
[9542]- and, above all, are opportunists of the first water. ‘Marla Lufsa has always 4
[9543]‘longed to. bea member of the Jockey Club and of ‘the Liceo (a tadfes?- cultural a,
[9544]‘soctety). She realized her dream of belonging to the Licca- and even became i
[9546]President of it. Then, In 1960, Marta tulsa was made interventor of all. private.
[9548]? . schools In Cuba. She resigned frow the Liceo; they sold the Cadillac and. bought
[9549]: 8 small, compact car tn an effort to play along with the regime's tmare. Another -
[9551]: : ' Important point about. thelr finances, Dr. Férnandez-Conde points out, Is tho fact
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[9561]that tn 1960, white on a trip to Montreal for a medical meeting, Or. Bustamante
[9562]took a targa sum of money and his wife's Jewels with him and deposited them in
[9564]safekeeping | somewhere In Maxico. The source of this particular Information Is
[9566]Or. Hector Veltz, 8 former close friend and confidant of Bustamante. Dr. Voaltz
[9567]str Vives in Cuba and Is. described as betng antI-Castro. .
[9569]ee gO ce en eo on ARES ere Ne aeRO ERE SU Te Care MeCeCRODE on i . ‘
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[9574]: . oO : - 19-16-66
[9576]: Case 46,632 -5- . 17 January 1966
[9578]i oe 16, Or. Fernandez-Condé states that, ‘Bustamante - ts. intetitqent, ‘Andustri-
[9579]‘ous, well-grounded ‘In his profession; gregarious. able_to,make and carry out
[9580]decisions, but Is not a particularly forceful person. - ‘Ne Is- Insincere, devious,
[9581]3 physical coward, end inordinately afraid when his. fe. As in danger.. He has
[9582]many personality complexes. He seldom drinks: and’ boasts. about his abstemlousness:-
[9583]._ where Hiquor Is concerned. He may occasionally. ‘dt ink.a glass'of port or vermouth”
[9584]_” VF the situation demands It. Marla tulsa drinks-but not to excess. Nelther Is ~~ ,
[9585]" addicted to dope, Haria Lulsa's Achilles heel Is her overprotective. atthtuda
[9586]towards her son, Jose, Jr. ° ‘Both Or, and Mrs. Sus taminte. are. Opportunists,.- love .
[9587]money and power, and will go along with the-regime so. long ag It serves their
[9588]best Interests to do so. They have already’ taken the precaution of depositing
[9589]cash and valuables abroad to use In the ‘event of the overthrow of the Castro
[9590]- government and the need for them to flee Guba. Very. Iittle exact information
[9591]' ts avallable about the state of Maria Luisa's health. Jose, Sr. is described.
[9592]es being In good health. He suffers continually. fron” flat fost and Is known to”
[9593]have-undargone a hemorrholdoctony in the’ distant Paste
[9595]7. or. Bustamante has only three close friends In Cuba. They are all
[9596]Comyn sts. They are the following Individuals: oe _ woe i
[9598]Or. Leopoldo AraulocBe chal, President of the Colesto Hedleo Nacional de.
[9599]Cuba,- Havana, .
[9600]be: , Or. Carlos Acosta-Hodsl, practicing ‘psychiatrist in. ‘Havana, -
[9602]OF. Oscar Gercle Fermendo, practicing physiclan tn Havanes’ : 6
[9604]Alnost all of the doctors left In Cuba ‘are entl-Comnuntst arid are “Viotent ty
[9605]opposed to Bustamante. The following two. such Individuals would be able to
[9606]provide detailed background Information on Bustamante:
[9614]as Ore Raul de Velasco Guzen, - former’ President ‘of the Colegio Hedico Nectonat
[9615]de Cubs (1956-1953) , 3rd Avenue between: 10th and 12th’ Streets, Alranar, ’
[9616]Havana. Or. de Velasco has a sister and a son (Raul) ‘now. In lami. Raul, Jr.
[9617]: Is tn hts third, year In the Medical School of the’ University of Itlanl.
[9618]b. Or. Jorge: Beato, Paseo. Street ‘and 7th. Street, Vedado, Havana. — .
[9620]18. Or. Fernandez-tonde suggests that the “following Individuals ; ‘should
[9621]; be able to provide vital Information on Dr. Bustemsnts cr Mrs. Bustamante. With
[9622]“one exception, they are now Vving in the us. so
[9624]+ 8. Or, Fidel ‘Aguirre. 730 Livingstone Road, Elizabeth, New Jersey, telephone. -
[9625]- 289-9000. Or. Aguirre was formerly President of the Havana Medical Assocle
[9626]ation. -He will be able to provide background and professional Information
[9628]on Or. Bustamante.
[9630]_
[9631]|
[9633]at
[9636]14.90000
[9638]beekengn et
[9640]ac near ager tt en LE ati rare tenet ta Seem mn me as ere pe Ht
[9641]+ fe 2
[9642]. * . . .
[9646]Case 46 632 : -6- V7 January 1365
[9648]b. Dr. Enrique Huertas Pozo, + now President of the Culeyto Nedico Cubano Libre
[9649]* (Cuban Hedical Assoclation in Exite). His address fs 213 Arragon Avenue,
[9650]Coral Gables, Florida, His unlisted telephone numer ts Ha 5-7500, te,
[9651]too, will be able to provide.all types of Informetion on Dr. Bustamante.
[9653]Ge Ore Lio Scarizza, ‘Rome, Italy. ‘De. Scarizza is’ an: Italian nattonal, once
[9654]lived in Cuba, but now practices psychiatry in: Roma. During his restdence
[9655]in Cuba, he was the analyst. used to psychoanalyze those Cuban medical
[9656]students who: expected to speclatize tn psychiatry, . ile had Dr, Dustamante
[9657]under analysis for more than a. year, ‘and. therefore. sliould_ have unique insight
[9658]into this pattent's personality problems.” Dr. Scarizza. on ‘several occas ions
[9659]mentloned to Dr. Fernandez-Conde how fuch trouble he. wes: havino with
[9661]Coe Bustamante durtnag his analysts. Bustaminte frequently” ‘missed: thelr sessions
[9662]wo of treatment although he always paid for the professtonal: services.
[9664]vorks In the New York office of Jullo Lobo, who wae so prominent In the
[9665]busine: Ilfa-of Cuba. before the Castro oO regline, ttrss Leon Is the former — -
[9666]Rosario Rexach. Mr.'and Hrs. Leon were Probably the closest friends’
[9667]Bustamante’ had before 1959/1960. They were members with him-of the Ala
[9668]Jzquierda and she was a former President of the Liceo.. They are. no longer
[9670].¢@. Hrs. Conchita Castaneda, 716 Fife Avenue, Wilmington, Ohio WS177, _
[9671]“Mrs, Castaneda Is a Quaker (one of tha few In Cuba) and is now-/1966/ .
[9672]teaching.In the Quaker High School In Wilmington, She wos Marla Lulsa's -
[9673]closest friend and confidante and lived with her... She should ba able to.
[9674]>... provide detalted Information about Maria Lulsa's personal life, about. |
[9675]_ Bustamante's extramerital affairs, and thelr: effect. on Harla Luisa's: life.
[9677]f. A Cuban ‘nattonal who. left. Cuba- tn late 1961. for. permanent, residence tn ‘the -
[9679]- US. Dr. Fernandez-Conde cannot recall -his name, but will obtain his nome:
[9680]"and address from one of his-friends In the US. This Individual tas believed
[9681]to have been a member of the underground movement In Cuta and In March 196!
[9682]he was Interrogated by Bustamante In a series of Intervlews.at the G-2 - -
[9683]prison at 5th Avenue and t4th Street, Miramar, Havana, - He would be able to
[9685]describe Bustamante’ & pérformance. in this capacity.
[9687]meee 49, Ore: Fernandez-Conde: will be very ‘glad to elarify any statements In
[9688]his. discussion of Dr. Bustamante or to amplify them if requested. in addition,
[9689]_ he ‘promises to obtain the-current street address of tir. and Mrs, Leon, the name
[9690]and address: of the. Individual who was brainwashed, by Bustamante, and possibly
[9691]“Or. Scarizza's first name and street address in Rome. We will forward. this:
[9693]- Information as It. Is received.
[9695]SECRET
[9697]Asti R@
[9699]s, Hr. and Mrs. Enrique Leon, ‘Hew York city. Hr, Leon’ Isa lawyer and now £19667
[9701]Communists. They Teft Cubs Aw early 1960" for Permanent residence . in’ the US. -
[9704]14.90000
[9706]aR TMT,
[9708]So dpe yeni ae ee ne re
[9710]Casi 45432 = Final Petalts isentlfylig Addithove _ 10-33-66 3
[9711]Sources of foforsation on Dr. Jota Anjal : Bhorch 1956 -
[9713]_$. Or, Augusto Famandez-Conde haa notifl'sd us that the Hew
[9714]York Clty address of Dr. and Hr. Enrique Leon $ot9 fs, 310 East 70th
[9715]Street, Apartment 3 K, and tial, talophons number bs L€-50170. Hrs.
[9716]Soto Is the former Rosario.Rexach, Or. and firs. Soto were Incorr crt
[9717]Ident fled In paragraph 16 d. of H0+16-66 of 17 January 1966 ag fir, and
[9718]Hrs. Enrique Leon. : : :
[9722]sages ESN NOT Le erga crcres PSO RRRS AP
[9724]; 2. “Unfortunately, Or. Fernandez-Conde's offorts to lear ths
[9726]‘name and US address of the’ Cuban national mentioned In paragraph: 13 fe}
[9728]of N0-16-66 of 17 denuary. 1966 were unsuccessful, tle states that a
[9730]_Peplta Rigra, who Is now ® radfo camnentator In Mlanl, wag once 3 :
[9731]patlent of Or. Bustamante and know hla very wall, She also has soe
[9732]knowledge of the bralmsaahing activities engaged In by Ors. Bustavante, :
[9733]Carlos Acosta-Hodal, and Abdo Ganagl, at the. Cubon: G-2 headquarters: in 1 >
[9734]flavana, He suggests that sha my ‘also be able to idatify the. Cobans :
[9735]who wore bralimashed by Sustamanta etal and who are nw avallabte for
[9736]Interview In the US. Hiss Riera’s address Is Box 516,Coral Gables,
[9737]Florida. : . . :
[9741]eT
[9743]— 3. This comp! stes the contri butlons mada by Or. Fernandez-Conde
[9744]_ “In satlafying tho requirenants of case 466322 - mo,
[9746]he
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[9763]nen Te tee tuawcpan of oc ls
[9765]30 Apr 64
[9767]BQWICE Cuban natior mal, A 14 013 601, uce 52.
[9769]Source was a pediatrician who ovtained his
[9770]vaiversity of Havana. Ne worked for Clinica Santa zsabel, La
[9772]7 ‘So0ra, Vavana from 1954 to 30 avr 64 and maintain: a private office
[9774]2 ‘se his home. He’ departed Cube vie Spain-6 May 64 with his. wife ene
[9776]“ three chiléren, arriving dn the US 9 Jul 64.
[9778]CAC
[9780]fFaie revort was developed by enSE® representative assigne? to
[9784]rom this source.
[9786]ske office of preparation./
[9788]‘ Daring doctoid$ gatherings I heard various doctors coment that °¢ i 4
[9789]ag many r
[9791]tse GOO obtained confessions fron people under interrogation by
[9793]carricd out by: be Jose Puntonesite, « a ven know Cuban peyshiatrict.
[9794]He‘ maintained ' ‘an | office in a. large house [exact : location and
[9796]éeseription of house unknown/ near the new
[9798]_Rezarto Country Club, Farienzo, Havana. It wes there that
[9802]: * Exterrogations vere conductea under Dr Bustex
[9804]" +) |) supervision. I did not kow Dr Bustaxante personally.
[9808]wel Vidora, Havana/Apr -6h-end carlicr |
[9811]i
[9813]_ THis 1s UNEVALUATED tneoananion !
[9814]_ . i
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[9818]"injecting ‘hen with rentotal f odium Pentathol../ This practice was
[9820]university annex in
[9822]FEPOPT IO),
[9823]DATE OM3T2,
[9824]NO. PAGES 1
[9826]REFERENCES :
[9828]Goctor's degree from the
[9830]One of several reports
[9832]aantve's direction and
[9835]1490000
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[9880]asian, age S52,
[9882]5:
[9884]5 profescer as Navara Univers
[9886]55 lbs, Gack oyes.
[9888]c. 2 ot Havena Universi
[9890]iancco, age 47,5
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[9942]private praceite.
[9944]22 &6.
[9946]‘3 report w.s develom:
[9947]fice oF preperation. |
[9949]Ac co? June 1966 rumers arte rs:
[9951]fen
[9955]natien and a U.S. wire scvvlue nas repor
[9957]pees
[9959]“£1 treatment in the UCSH.
[9961]-
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[9968]Wid be th2 case.
[9970]portleulerly or
[9972]- Saced on uy ony
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[9974]cols treaments vouli
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[9991]i 7 Mina - 4 REPORT NO, CO~ K 523/55153-69
[9992]| it? yeniatrists Conducting Research with DATi DISTR. 3 PR 1999
[9993]. saimals : . _ a i
[9994]° “| a . 7 NO. PAGES 1 .
[9995]| oe oan
[9996]REFERENCES CIRL C-DC3-53741 :
[9998](2356) D=7AX-40009
[10000]cn CF tO. & Mar, 69 and’ earlier -
[10002]“18 & DATE ACQ. Havana/8 Mar 69 and earlier
[10003]eh ems ACG cor ther nn a
[10004]. THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
[10006]. Cuban national, A 17 999 372, who arrived in the US en 10 Mar 69. ‘Source
[10008]oe is a graduate psychiatrist who was on the staff of various hospitals, among
[10009]aa them Mazorra Hospital for Meatal Diseases from 1961 until 8 Mar 69.
[10011][This report was developed by ang representative assigned to the
[10013]office of preparation.) :
[10015]1. Medical colleagues ef mine have told me that there is a home near the
[10016]Coloa Cemetery in Alturas del Vedado Suburd, Havana, which has been a
[10017]converted into a research latcratory called Instituto de Invest igaciones
[10018]de Actividad Nerviosa Superior [Institute for the Research o£ Superior’
[10020]Nervous Activity. ] af ’
[10022]2. De. Jose Angel Bustamant a well known psychiatrist in Havana, another
[10024]psychiatrist, Dr "Georoselio, and some Sovblec psychiatrists concuct
[10025]vesearch work and experiments cacre with aninals, especially dogs,
[10026]- according to my colleagues. They report that these psychiatrists follow
[10028]tae Pavlovian theory in the “physiology of the nervous".
[10030]Y¥ also told me that Dr. Jose Angel Bustamante has for several years a
[10032]ted, or supervised, interrozations of Political prisoners si G-2.
[10034]-ueadquarters in Havana, using the harcohypnosts (sic) ucthod, popularly
[10035]culled “brain washing", . ;
[10037]4. ‘et, Bustamante has been considered @ card-carrying Communist jong belZore
[10038]Castro came to power. I can aot vouch for the veracity of this, because
[10039]i -e I Rave not known him chat cell. Rowever, I have neard it said repeatedly.
[10041]. - -end-
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